The FBI might not be able to disclose that iPhone 5c flaw to Apple
This is because the group who hacked the handset maintains legal ownership of the method.
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The Jan. 1, 1970 iOS device-breaking bug is back for pre-iOS 9.3.1 devices
Updating to the latest iOS release is now more important than ever.
FBI used 'pro hackers' to get into the San Bernardino iPhone 5c
The FBI put together a group including at least one "gray hat" hacker.
A New York bill would require drivers involved in an accident to submit their phone for testing
The technology is being developed by a familiar name.
Leaked encryption bill is 'absurd' and technologically ignorant
A copy of the controversial bill has just hit the Web.
Apple's fight over encryption is only just beginning
Cupertino is battling the U.S. government in at least two further cases.
Apple isn't going to sue the FBI to find out how it unlocked that iPhone 5c
Apple is confident the FBI's method poses no wider threat to security.
The White House isn't behind a bill that would force Apple to hack iPhones
The White House has reportedly confirmed that it isn't publicly supporting the bill.
The FBI is briefing senators on how it cracked San Bernardino suspect's iPhone
The FBI won't tell Apple how it got into that controversial iPhone 5c, but it seems to be telling everyone else.
FBI is still unsure if San Bernardino's iPhone is valuable to its investigation
The FBI is also unsure whether it'll even be sharing information found on the iPhone.
WhatsApp Messenger launches end-to-end encryption for all users
WhatsApp Messenger is now a heck of a lot more secure.
Updated: There's a new iPhone 6s passcode bypass, but you can protect yourself
Don't panic: you can protect your iPhone against this latest flaw in iOS security.
Log in to Your Accounts More Securely with LastPass Authenticator
LastPass Authenticator is built around the idea of streamlining the otherwise cumbersome process of two-factor authentication.
For better iCloud security, Apple may have to compromise
Reports of stronger iCloud backup security are being given greater credence.
WhatsApp could be the next casualty in Apple's battle for encryption
The New York Times explains that WhatsApp's encryption methods could prompt the government to make a similar case against the Facebook-owned company.
President Obama comments on the Apple-FBI encryption case
The president offered a cautionary note at South by Southwest Interactive, where he was attending a talk on "civic engagement."
Save More Time With the New Version of 1Password for iOS
Dubbed “The Time-Saving Edition,” the latest update to 1Password for iOS brings improvements aimed at helping users, well, save more time.
The Justice Department hits back at Apple in a new filing
In the filing, the DOJ accuses Apple of deliberately creating barriers in the San Bernardino investigation.
Here's the breakdown of parties supporting Apple and those siding with the FBI
Now we know which groups are siding with Apple and which aren't in the controversial FBI case.
An Apple lawyer says there is no middle ground in its battle against the FBI
Ted Olson, in a new interview, says Congress should be making the final judgement.
Apple CEO Tim Cook grants TV interview in fight against FBI over iPhone hacking
Apple has taken its fight against the FBI to a new arena: television.
Protesters gather in 'Don't Break Our Phones' rallies in support of Apple vs. FBI
Protesters have gathered in cities across the U.S. to show their support for Apple in the company’s fight against the FBI.
A former CIA and NSA director says the US is a ‘safer, more secure’ nation without back doors
In a new interview, retired Gen. Michael Hayden sides with Apple in the encryption debate.
