Sorry, Apple, looks like the FBI won’t be needing your help again. The US Justice Department has dropped its case against Apple as they have unlocked Syed Farook’s iPhone via an alternative method and will no longer need the tech giant’s help.
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now the FBI can tell apple for privacy and security issues they won't tell them whom the third party is
It was easy just *#06#?
So, everybody wins I guess? FBI did find a workaround, but Apple at least didn't need to intentionally compromise the security of their OS.
Except now every hacker group in the world is working to figure out how it was done so they can replicate and use or sell the method. Only a matter of time until it leaks out or is figured out.
Not good news for Apple. They could have done this the easy way and kept it silent. Now, they may have opened Pandora's box and they have a known, vulnerable product.