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Re:San Bernardino County tweets it reset attacker iCloud pas... by nier on Saturday February 20, 2016 @05:15PM (#11142216)
iOS backups made by the iCloud service seem to be stored unencrypted on Apple’s servers.
Re:San Bernardino County tweets it reset attacker iCloud pas... by wil93 on Saturday February 20, 2016 @08:16PM (#11142828)
It wouldn't add security anyway. In order to encrypt data, they first need to read it unencrypted. Thus, they can't advertise iCloud as "we can't see your pictures", because they can, in theory.
Re:San Bernardino County tweets it reset attacker iCloud pas... by jessaustin on Sunday February 21, 2016 @10:11AM (#11144772)
You must mean something else here. Data certainly may be encrypted twice. In that case it would need to be decrypted twice in order to be useful. Perhaps you meant to say that data must be "unencrypted" in order to perform some other operation, e.g. generating thumbnails.