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Seeking Custody - And Answers
Sister of San Bernardino shooter is trying to adopt her orphaned niece.
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New FBI Head In San Francisco Was Key Figure In iPhone Hack
Special Agent Jack Bennett was at the FBI's computer investigation lab in Quantico, Virginia, on a Sunday in March when an outside company showed the bureau how it could hack into an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters.
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San Bernardino Attack: Gun Buyer In Massacre Knew Aspiring Terrorists Say Prosecutors
The friend who bought the high-powered rifles used in the San Bernardino terrorist attack had ties to a group of California terrorists arrested in 2012 as they tried to fly to Afghanistan to join al-Qaeda, federal prosecutors said.
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FBI Decides Provisionally Not To Share Iphone Unlock: Sources
The FBI has provisionally decided not to share an iPhone unlocking mechanism used by a contractor to open the phone of one of the San Bernardino shooters because the agency does not own the mechanism, two U.S. government sources said on Tuesday.
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Apple iPhone Unlocking Maneuver Likely To Remain Secret
The company that helped the FBI unlock a San Bernardino shooter's iPhone to get data has sole legal ownership of the method, making it highly unlikely the technique will be disclosed by the government to Apple or any other entity, Obama administration sources said this week.
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The Fight Between Apple And The FBI Is Just Getting Started
The Justice Department has called off a high-profile legal battle with Apple after it was able to unlock an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters without the company's help.
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US Government Calls Apple Rhetoric 'False' In iPhone Case
The US Justice Department on Thursday said Apple Inc's rhetoric was "false" in a high-profile fight over the government's bid to unlock an encrypted iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino shooters.
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Unlocking iPhone Would Leave Millions Exposed, Apple To Tell Congress
Unlocking an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters would leave hundreds of millions of Apple Inc device owners vulnerable to cyber criminals and other hackers, the company's top lawyer is expected to tell US lawmakers on Tuesday.
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Why Apple's Fight With The FBI Is So Hard To Referee
The fight between Apple and the U.S. government comes down to a technical enigma wrapped in layers of emotional debate.
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Amazon To Support Apple On Fight Over Unlocking iPhone
Amazon.com Inc said on Thursday it will support Apple Inc's fight against a magistrate's order, which requires it to help the US Federal Bureau of Investigation break into a San Bernardino shooter's iPhone.
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Verizon Supports 'Strong Encryption With No Backdoors': CEO
Verizon Communications Inc supports "the availability of strong encryption with no backdoors," Chief Executive Lowell McAdam said on Wednesday, weighing in the showdown between Apple Inc and US authorities over mobile device encryption.
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Apple Is Fighting A War Most Americans Don't Believe In
Roughly half of Americans say Apple should give the government access to the contents of an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters, according to a new survey.
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Some Victims In Terror Attack Support Efforts To Hack iPhone
Some family members of victims and survivors of the San Bernardino mass shooting will file court papers in support of a judge's order that Apple Inc. help the FBI hack into a locked iPhone as part of the terrorism investigation, a lawyer and others said Monday.
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US, Apple Ratchet Up Rhetoric In Fight Over Encryption
The US Department of Justice filed a motion on Friday seeking to compel Apple Inc to comply with a judge's order to unlock the encrypted iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino shooters, portraying the tech giant's refusal as a "marketing strategy."
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Common Mobile Software Could Have Opened San Bernardino Shooter's iPhone
The legal showdown over US demands that Apple Inc unlock an iPhone used by San Bernardino shooter Rizwan Farook might have been avoided if his employer, which owns the device, had equipped it with special mobile phone software it issues to many workers.
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Seeking Custody - And Answers
Sister of San Bernardino shooter is trying to adopt her orphaned niece.
-
New FBI Head In San Francisco Was Key Figure In iPhone Hack
Special Agent Jack Bennett was at the FBI's computer investigation lab in Quantico, Virginia, on a Sunday in March when an outside company showed the bureau how it could hack into an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters.
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San Bernardino Attack: Gun Buyer In Massacre Knew Aspiring Terrorists Say Prosecutors
The friend who bought the high-powered rifles used in the San Bernardino terrorist attack had ties to a group of California terrorists arrested in 2012 as they tried to fly to Afghanistan to join al-Qaeda, federal prosecutors said.
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FBI Decides Provisionally Not To Share Iphone Unlock: Sources
The FBI has provisionally decided not to share an iPhone unlocking mechanism used by a contractor to open the phone of one of the San Bernardino shooters because the agency does not own the mechanism, two U.S. government sources said on Tuesday.
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Apple iPhone Unlocking Maneuver Likely To Remain Secret
The company that helped the FBI unlock a San Bernardino shooter's iPhone to get data has sole legal ownership of the method, making it highly unlikely the technique will be disclosed by the government to Apple or any other entity, Obama administration sources said this week.
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The Fight Between Apple And The FBI Is Just Getting Started
The Justice Department has called off a high-profile legal battle with Apple after it was able to unlock an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters without the company's help.
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US Government Calls Apple Rhetoric 'False' In iPhone Case
The US Justice Department on Thursday said Apple Inc's rhetoric was "false" in a high-profile fight over the government's bid to unlock an encrypted iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino shooters.
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Unlocking iPhone Would Leave Millions Exposed, Apple To Tell Congress
Unlocking an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters would leave hundreds of millions of Apple Inc device owners vulnerable to cyber criminals and other hackers, the company's top lawyer is expected to tell US lawmakers on Tuesday.
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Why Apple's Fight With The FBI Is So Hard To Referee
The fight between Apple and the U.S. government comes down to a technical enigma wrapped in layers of emotional debate.
-
Amazon To Support Apple On Fight Over Unlocking iPhone
Amazon.com Inc said on Thursday it will support Apple Inc's fight against a magistrate's order, which requires it to help the US Federal Bureau of Investigation break into a San Bernardino shooter's iPhone.
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Verizon Supports 'Strong Encryption With No Backdoors': CEO
Verizon Communications Inc supports "the availability of strong encryption with no backdoors," Chief Executive Lowell McAdam said on Wednesday, weighing in the showdown between Apple Inc and US authorities over mobile device encryption.
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Apple Is Fighting A War Most Americans Don't Believe In
Roughly half of Americans say Apple should give the government access to the contents of an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters, according to a new survey.
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Some Victims In Terror Attack Support Efforts To Hack iPhone
Some family members of victims and survivors of the San Bernardino mass shooting will file court papers in support of a judge's order that Apple Inc. help the FBI hack into a locked iPhone as part of the terrorism investigation, a lawyer and others said Monday.
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US, Apple Ratchet Up Rhetoric In Fight Over Encryption
The US Department of Justice filed a motion on Friday seeking to compel Apple Inc to comply with a judge's order to unlock the encrypted iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino shooters, portraying the tech giant's refusal as a "marketing strategy."
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Common Mobile Software Could Have Opened San Bernardino Shooter's iPhone
The legal showdown over US demands that Apple Inc unlock an iPhone used by San Bernardino shooter Rizwan Farook might have been avoided if his employer, which owns the device, had equipped it with special mobile phone software it issues to many workers.
