There are many other forensic acquisition products for iOS[1] as well as a number available to law enforcement only; I think it's safe to say that relying on yo

There are many other forensic acquisition products for iOS[1] as well as a number available to law enforcement only; I think it's safe to say that relying on your iPhone's PIN code for protection is probably not a good idea. [1] http://www.appleexaminer.com/iPhoneiPad/iOSAnalysisTools/iOSAnalysisTools.html http://www.appleexaminer.com/iPhoneiPad/iOSAnalysisTools/iOS... EDIT: This device was found on the AppleExaminer page: http://www.cellebrite.com/forensic-solutions/ios-forensics.html http://www.cellebrite.com/forensic-solutions/ios-forensics.h... "Using UFED Physical Analyzer, physical and file system extractions, decoding and analysis can be performed on locked iOS devices with a simple or complex passcode. Simple passcodes will be recovered during the physical extraction process and enable access to emails and keychain passwords. If a complex password is set on the device, physical extraction can be performed without access to emails and keychain. However, if the complex password is known, emails and keychain passwords will be available."