Tangokat

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   by Tangokat 12y ago

   Pretty interesting - this must have changed in iOS 8. At least according to Jonathan Zdziarski Apple previously had the ability to bypass the iPhone encryption for law enforcement if the phone was physically sent to Apple [1]. [1] http:&#x
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   by Tangokat 12y ago

   As much as I like this message. I just don't believe him. We KNOW the US government will issue a gag order and not allow him or anyone else to speak about what they recieve. The only way to be sure is to provide the source and allow pe
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   Tim Cook on iMessage Security: It’s Encrypted, and We Don’t Have a Key(techcrunch.com)

   146 points by Tangokat 12y ago|107 comments
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   by Tangokat 12y ago

   "Finally, we anticipate that computers in the not-so-distant future will interact directly with the human brain in a fluent manner, supporting both computer- and brain-to-brain communication routinely." Pretty interesting, history
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   by Tangokat 12y ago

   According to the Intercept, the U.S Military has banned employees from visiting First Look because there could be classified information on the site. [1] [2] (extra source since you can't see the real one..) Maybe that is what you are
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   by Tangokat 12y ago

   As I understand it, the evidence is a chatlog and an encrypted container. The police have had a hard time proving that he was one of the people in the chat. The encrypted container, which the police somehow broke (wonder how they did that),