INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Law enforcement interest in iPhone encryption-cracking hardware from two new companies is a strong indication that Apple no longer claims
the mobile security high ground."What this means, if it's true, is that people who thought all of their communications were totally secure
shouldn't feel so confident going forward," said Jack Gold, principal analyst with J
"But, then security has always been a tug of war between the ones implementing it and the ones trying to break it."In February, reports
surfacedthat an Israel-based technology vendor, Cellebrite, had discovered a way to unlock encrypted iPhones running iOS 11 and were
marketing the product to law enforcement and private forensics firms around the world
According to a police warrant obtained by Forbes,the U.S
Department of Homeland Security had been testing the technology.
