Everyone that understands concepts like 'scamming' and 'digital privacy' has a lockscreen enabled on their phone. This is the eNcRyPtiOn they are talking about.

This Israeli company Cellebrite (a subsidiary of a Japanese company) is the same mob that got into the locked (eNcRyPteD) Apple phone of the San Bernadino shooter.

The FBI announced this Tuesday that it has hacked into the phone of Syed Rizwan Farook, the mass murderer responsible the San Bernardino shooting spree that took the lives of 14 people.

This ends the Feds’s long and winding legal battle with Apple, who refused to help find a way to bypass the iPhone’s security measures, saying that it would threaten the security of thousands of ordinary iPhone users.

However, just last week, it was reported that a third party, Israeli company Cellebrite, approached the FBI with an offer to bypass the security measure, without any assistance from Apple. The FBI has since halted all legal proceedings against the company.

Cellebrite has declined to confirm or comment on this information. But according to Hackaday, the FBI paid Cellebrite $218,004.85 on March 28. Cellebrite is a subsidiary of Japan’s Sun Corporations, whose stocks have risen 40% since March 21, according to Bloomberg news.

White House spokesperson, Josh Earnest told reporters this Wednesday that American people should “absolutely” still have confidence in their personal privacy after this affair.

https://forward.com/news/337332/israeli-company-helps-fbi-hack-san-bernardino-terrorists-iphone/

More about the FBI vs Apple dispute here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple-FBI_encryption_dispute

Everyone that understands concepts like 'scamming' and 'digital privacy' have a lockscreen enabled on their phone. This is the eNcRyPtiOn they are talking about.

This Israeli company Cellebrite (a subsidiary of a Japanese company) is the same mob that got into the locked (eNcRyPteD) Apple phone of the San Bernadino shooter.

The FBI announced this Tuesday that it has hacked into the phone of Syed Rizwan Farook, the mass murderer responsible the San Bernardino shooting spree that took the lives of 14 people.

This ends the Feds’s long and winding legal battle with Apple, who refused to help find a way to bypass the iPhone’s security measures, saying that it would threaten the security of thousands of ordinary iPhone users.

However, just last week, it was reported that a third party, Israeli company Cellebrite, approached the FBI with an offer to bypass the security measure, without any assistance from Apple. The FBI has since halted all legal proceedings against the company.

Cellebrite has declined to confirm or comment on this information. But according to Hackaday, the FBI paid Cellebrite $218,004.85 on March 28. Cellebrite is a subsidiary of Japan’s Sun Corporations, whose stocks have risen 40% since March 21, according to Bloomberg news.

White House spokesperson, Josh Earnest told reporters this Wednesday that American people should “absolutely” still have confidence in their personal privacy after this affair.

https://forward.com/news/337332/israeli-company-helps-fbi-hack-san-bernardino-terrorists-iphone/

More about the FBI vs Apple dispute here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple-FBI_encryption_dispute

Everyone that understands concepts like 'scamming' and 'digital privacy' have a lockscreen enabled on their phone. This is the eNcRyPtiOn they are talking about.

Anyway... This Israeli company Cellebrite (a subsidiary of a Japanese company) is the same mob that got into the locked (eNcRyPteD) Apple phone of the San Bernadino shooter.

The FBI announced this Tuesday that it has hacked into the phone of Syed Rizwan Farook, the mass murderer responsible the San Bernardino shooting spree that took the lives of 14 people.

This ends the Feds’s long and winding legal battle with Apple, who refused to help find a way to bypass the iPhone’s security measures, saying that it would threaten the security of thousands of ordinary iPhone users.

However, just last week, it was reported that a third party, Israeli company Cellebrite, approached the FBI with an offer to bypass the security measure, without any assistance from Apple. The FBI has since halted all legal proceedings against the company.

Cellebrite has declined to confirm or comment on this information. But according to Hackaday, the FBI paid Cellebrite $218,004.85 on March 28. Cellebrite is a subsidiary of Japan’s Sun Corporations, whose stocks have risen 40% since March 21, according to Bloomberg news.

White House spokesperson, Josh Earnest told reporters this Wednesday that American people should “absolutely” still have confidence in their personal privacy after this affair.

https://forward.com/news/337332/israeli-company-helps-fbi-hack-san-bernardino-terrorists-iphone/

More about the FBI vs Apple dispute here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple-FBI_encryption_dispute

Everyone under the age of 60 that understands concepts like 'scamming' and 'digital privacy' have a lockscreen enabled on their phone. This is the eNcRyPtiOn they are talking about.

Anyway... This Israeli company Cellebrite (a subsidiary of a Japanese company) is the same mob that got into the locked (eNcRyPteD) Apple phone of the San Bernadino shooter.

The FBI announced this Tuesday that it has hacked into the phone of Syed Rizwan Farook, the mass murderer responsible the San Bernardino shooting spree that took the lives of 14 people.

This ends the Feds’s long and winding legal battle with Apple, who refused to help find a way to bypass the iPhone’s security measures, saying that it would threaten the security of thousands of ordinary iPhone users.

However, just last week, it was reported that a third party, Israeli company Cellebrite, approached the FBI with an offer to bypass the security measure, without any assistance from Apple. The FBI has since halted all legal proceedings against the company.

Cellebrite has declined to confirm or comment on this information. But according to Hackaday, the FBI paid Cellebrite $218,004.85 on March 28. Cellebrite is a subsidiary of Japan’s Sun Corporations, whose stocks have risen 40% since March 21, according to Bloomberg news.

White House spokesperson, Josh Earnest told reporters this Wednesday that American people should “absolutely” still have confidence in their personal privacy after this affair.

https://forward.com/news/337332/israeli-company-helps-fbi-hack-san-bernardino-terrorists-iphone/

More about the FBI vs Apple dispute here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple-FBI_encryption_dispute

Everyone under the age of 60 that understands concepts like 'scamming' and 'digital privacy' have a lockscreen enabled on their phone. This is the eNcRyPtiOn they are talking about.

Anyway... This Israeli company Cellebrite is the same mob that got into the locked (eNcRyPteD) Apple phone of the San Bernadino shooter.

The FBI announced this Tuesday that it has hacked into the phone of Syed Rizwan Farook, the mass murderer responsible the San Bernardino shooting spree that took the lives of 14 people.

This ends the Feds’s long and winding legal battle with Apple, who refused to help find a way to bypass the iPhone’s security measures, saying that it would threaten the security of thousands of ordinary iPhone users.

However, just last week, it was reported that a third party, Israeli company Cellebrite, approached the FBI with an offer to bypass the security measure, without any assistance from Apple. The FBI has since halted all legal proceedings against the company.

Cellebrite has declined to confirm or comment on this information. But according to Hackaday, the FBI paid Cellebrite $218,004.85 on March 28. Cellebrite is a subsidiary of Japan’s Sun Corporations, whose stocks have risen 40% since March 21, according to Bloomberg news.

White House spokesperson, Josh Earnest told reporters this Wednesday that American people should “absolutely” still have confidence in their personal privacy after this affair.

https://forward.com/news/337332/israeli-company-helps-fbi-hack-san-bernardino-terrorists-iphone/

More about the FBI vs Apple dispute here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple-FBI_encryption_dispute