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Apple’s new security feature, USB Restricted Mode, is in the iOS 12 Beta, and it could kill the popular iPhone unlocking tools for cops made by Cellebrite and GrayShift. Continue reading Apple Is Testing a Feature That Could Kill Police iPhone Unlockers
By Uzair Amir
Securus has not confirmed the breach but evidence suggests that
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Using documents, online records, and other media reports, Motherboard will keep this map up-to-date to show how GrayKey is spreading across the country. Continue reading This Continually Updated Map Shows Which Cops Have iPhone Cracking Tech GrayKey
By Waqas
Apple is currently testing iOS 11.4 beta update for iPhone and
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As Silicon Valley prepares for the next encryption policy battle, rumors are swirling about what plans Apple is considering. Recent reports have suggested, for example, that Apple will be adding a new encryption feature to the upcoming iOS 11.4. But that’s not accurate. On Tuesday morning, research from ElcomSoft, a Moscow-based mobile forensics company, was published claiming a feature called “USB Restricted Mode” was present in the latest version of iOS, Apple’s mobile operating system. The feature would disable the iPhone’s Lightning port after seven days; a new rule that would present a significant obstacle to law enforcement and forensics companies looking to hack into targeted iPhones. The truth is: there are no plans to ship USB Restricted Mode in iOS 11.4, which is still in development. The feature was present in an older beta version of iOS 11.3 so it’s possible ElcomSoft made a version mistake when authoring their recent report. In […]
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The confusion over a security feature in the iOS 11.3 beta shows Apple might be trying to hinder GrayKey, the popular iPhone-unlocking device for cops. Continue reading The Cat-and-Mouse Game Between Apple and the Manufacturer of an iPhone Unlocking Tool
A Motherboard investigation has found that law enforcement agencies across the country have purchased GrayKey, a relatively cheap tool for bypassing the encryption on iPhones, while the FBI pushes again for encryption backdoors. Continue reading Cops Around the Country Can Now Unlock iPhones, Records Show
After sourcing Cellebrite’s Apple unlocking service a number of years ago, the DEA is now looking to buy an iOS 11 cracking product from Grayshift. Continue reading The DEA Says It Wants that New iPhone Unlocking Tool ‘GrayKey’
By Waqas
Until a couple of weeks ago, Cellebrite was one of the
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Sophos explains that another company is claiming to be able to unlock recent iPhone models.
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