FBI Won’t Reveal Vulnerability That Unlocked iPhone

Posted: 05/03/2016 | Leave a Comment

Although the White House has a policy to disclose some cyber vulnerabilities discovered by government agencies, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has indicated it will not reveal details about the security flaw that enabled it to unlock an iPhone connected to its investigation of a mass shooting in San Bernardino, Calif., in December.

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