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FBI Warns Texts Between Android And iPhone Could Be Targeted By Chinese Hackers, Shares Safety Tips
FBI urged citizens to use encryption to secure their communications amid a massive Chinese cyberattack.
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Operation Trojan Shield: Over 800 Arrested Worldwide In "Staggering" Global Crime Sting
Police arrested more than 800 people worldwide in a huge global sting involving encrypted phones that were secretly planted by the FBI, law enforcement agencies said Tuesday.
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How An Informant And A Messaging App Led To A Huge Global Crime Sting
The US court document - an affidavit from an FBI special agent first published by Vice News - says the "confidential human source", a former drug trafficker, had been creating a new hardened encrypted phone with a bespoke app called ANOM.
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Over 800 Arrested Worldwide In "Staggering" FBI Encrypted Phone Sting
Police arrested more than 800 people worldwide in a huge global sting involving encrypted phones that were secretly planted by the FBI, law enforcement agencies said Tuesday.
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Hacking Terrorist's iPhone Was Easy Compared to Next FBI Hurdle
Apps like WhatsApp automatically encrypt texts, phone calls, and other data, a problem for national security and criminal investigations, says the FBI.
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FBI Yet to Find Links to Foreign Terrorists on San Bernardino iPhone
Investigators knew all along that finding important clues on the phone, which was a work phone owned by San Bernardino County, was a long shot.
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FBI Director: Unlocking Method Works on 'Narrow Slice' of iPhones
The FBI is still weighing whether to tell Apple about how they were able to unlock the phone, Director James Comey said.
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Will Apple's FBI Tussle Take a Bite Out of the Brand?
Can Apple assure its phones are unbreakable when the FBI won't reveal what technique it used?
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FBI Has Accessed San Bernardino Shooter's Phone Without Apple's Help
In a three-sentence filing, prosecutors wrote they had "now successfully accessed the data" stored on Syed Rizwan Farook's iPhone.
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Apple's Battle With FBI Underscores Android's Poor State of Encryption: Report
According to estimates, fewer than 10 percent of Android phones are encrypted.
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Messaging App Is Latest Front in Tech Fight
WhatsApp, which is owned by Facebook, allows customers to send messages and make phone calls over the Internet.
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US Police Say Criminals Like Apple's iPhone Because of Encryption
Three law enforcement groups in a court filing told a judge overseeing Apple's battle with the US DoJ that they were aware of "numerous instances" in which criminals who previously used burner phones had switched to iPhones.
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Does an Extremist's iPhone Contain a 'Cyber Pathogen'?
San Bernardino County District Attorney Michael Ramos said the phone might have been "used as a weapon" to introduce malicious software to county computer systems.
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What if the San Bernardino Shooters Had Been Using a Samsung Galaxy Phone?
It's a logical thing to ask, given that Samsung is the most popular smartphone maker after Apple.
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Apple, FBI Set to Face Off Before Congress on Tuesday
Apple's general counsel Bruce Sewell will argue that creating a tool to unlock the phone would weaken the security of millions of devices.
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FBI Warns Texts Between Android And iPhone Could Be Targeted By Chinese Hackers, Shares Safety Tips
FBI urged citizens to use encryption to secure their communications amid a massive Chinese cyberattack.
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Operation Trojan Shield: Over 800 Arrested Worldwide In "Staggering" Global Crime Sting
Police arrested more than 800 people worldwide in a huge global sting involving encrypted phones that were secretly planted by the FBI, law enforcement agencies said Tuesday.
-
How An Informant And A Messaging App Led To A Huge Global Crime Sting
The US court document - an affidavit from an FBI special agent first published by Vice News - says the "confidential human source", a former drug trafficker, had been creating a new hardened encrypted phone with a bespoke app called ANOM.
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Over 800 Arrested Worldwide In "Staggering" FBI Encrypted Phone Sting
Police arrested more than 800 people worldwide in a huge global sting involving encrypted phones that were secretly planted by the FBI, law enforcement agencies said Tuesday.
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Hacking Terrorist's iPhone Was Easy Compared to Next FBI Hurdle
Apps like WhatsApp automatically encrypt texts, phone calls, and other data, a problem for national security and criminal investigations, says the FBI.
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FBI Yet to Find Links to Foreign Terrorists on San Bernardino iPhone
Investigators knew all along that finding important clues on the phone, which was a work phone owned by San Bernardino County, was a long shot.
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FBI Director: Unlocking Method Works on 'Narrow Slice' of iPhones
The FBI is still weighing whether to tell Apple about how they were able to unlock the phone, Director James Comey said.
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Will Apple's FBI Tussle Take a Bite Out of the Brand?
Can Apple assure its phones are unbreakable when the FBI won't reveal what technique it used?
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FBI Has Accessed San Bernardino Shooter's Phone Without Apple's Help
In a three-sentence filing, prosecutors wrote they had "now successfully accessed the data" stored on Syed Rizwan Farook's iPhone.
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Apple's Battle With FBI Underscores Android's Poor State of Encryption: Report
According to estimates, fewer than 10 percent of Android phones are encrypted.
-
Messaging App Is Latest Front in Tech Fight
WhatsApp, which is owned by Facebook, allows customers to send messages and make phone calls over the Internet.
-
US Police Say Criminals Like Apple's iPhone Because of Encryption
Three law enforcement groups in a court filing told a judge overseeing Apple's battle with the US DoJ that they were aware of "numerous instances" in which criminals who previously used burner phones had switched to iPhones.
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Does an Extremist's iPhone Contain a 'Cyber Pathogen'?
San Bernardino County District Attorney Michael Ramos said the phone might have been "used as a weapon" to introduce malicious software to county computer systems.
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What if the San Bernardino Shooters Had Been Using a Samsung Galaxy Phone?
It's a logical thing to ask, given that Samsung is the most popular smartphone maker after Apple.
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Apple, FBI Set to Face Off Before Congress on Tuesday
Apple's general counsel Bruce Sewell will argue that creating a tool to unlock the phone would weaken the security of millions of devices.
