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FBI Sought iPhone Order Before Exhausting Options In 2015 Shooting Case: US Inspector General
The Federal Bureau of Investigation did not exhaust possible solutions to unlock an iPhone connected to a gunman involved in a late-2015 shooting spree before seeking a court order to compel Apple Inc to help access the device, a U.S. Justice Department internal watchdog said on Tuesday.
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FBI Allowed by US Court to Keep iPhone Hacking Tool a Secret
The court, in its final ruling on Sunday, said the FBI would not be forced to reveal details of a hacking tool used to break into a terrorist's iPhone.
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The Privacy Debate Is Personal to Tim Cook
Apple CEO Tim Cook dismisses the idea that his upbringing influenced his views on privacy.
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Why Apple Can Take a Bigger Stand Against Trump Than Its Rivals
Trump has repeatedly criticised Apple for its reliance on foreign labour as well as for its stance to oppose FBI demands.
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FBI Chief Defends Purchase of iPhone Hacking Tool
The FBI spent what Comey said was "a lot of money" to buy the tool from a company that specializes in such exploits.
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Encryption Row Spotlights Fears on Security, Privacy
Those involved say it's only a matter of time before a new case emerges which tests the boundaries of law enforcement and data protection.
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Apple Says FBI Gave It First Vulnerability Tip on April 14
The vulnerability that was disclosed to Apple involved older versions of the iPhone and the Mac, Apple said.
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US Drops New York Fight With Apple After Gaining Access To iPhone
The US Justice Department on Friday dropped its effort to force Apple Inc to help unlock an iPhone in a drug case in New York after someone provided authorities the passcode to access the device.
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FBI Paid More Than $1.3 Million to Break Into San Bernardino iPhone
Director James Comey said the hacking tool cost "more than I will make in the remainder of this job, which is seven years and four months, for sure."
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FBI: Using Third Parties to Break Encryption Not Only Answer
A senior FBI official made the statement to members of the US Congress at a hearing on Tuesday.
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FBI Sought iPhone Order Before Exhausting Options In 2015 Shooting Case: US Inspector General
The Federal Bureau of Investigation did not exhaust possible solutions to unlock an iPhone connected to a gunman involved in a late-2015 shooting spree before seeking a court order to compel Apple Inc to help access the device, a U.S. Justice Department internal watchdog said on Tuesday.
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FBI Allowed by US Court to Keep iPhone Hacking Tool a Secret
The court, in its final ruling on Sunday, said the FBI would not be forced to reveal details of a hacking tool used to break into a terrorist's iPhone.
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The Privacy Debate Is Personal to Tim Cook
Apple CEO Tim Cook dismisses the idea that his upbringing influenced his views on privacy.
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Why Apple Can Take a Bigger Stand Against Trump Than Its Rivals
Trump has repeatedly criticised Apple for its reliance on foreign labour as well as for its stance to oppose FBI demands.
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FBI Chief Defends Purchase of iPhone Hacking Tool
The FBI spent what Comey said was "a lot of money" to buy the tool from a company that specializes in such exploits.
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Encryption Row Spotlights Fears on Security, Privacy
Those involved say it's only a matter of time before a new case emerges which tests the boundaries of law enforcement and data protection.
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Apple Says FBI Gave It First Vulnerability Tip on April 14
The vulnerability that was disclosed to Apple involved older versions of the iPhone and the Mac, Apple said.
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US Drops New York Fight With Apple After Gaining Access To iPhone
The US Justice Department on Friday dropped its effort to force Apple Inc to help unlock an iPhone in a drug case in New York after someone provided authorities the passcode to access the device.
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FBI Paid More Than $1.3 Million to Break Into San Bernardino iPhone
Director James Comey said the hacking tool cost "more than I will make in the remainder of this job, which is seven years and four months, for sure."
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FBI: Using Third Parties to Break Encryption Not Only Answer
A senior FBI official made the statement to members of the US Congress at a hearing on Tuesday.
