Re:FBI’s Comey Concedes Mistake Was Made Over iPhone in San ...
by adventured on Tuesday March 01, 2016 @06:18PM
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Apple has said that for legal reasons, it may be forced to keep the code permanently and will have to secure it permanently out of concern for future legal/court obligations specific to this case.
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Re:FBI’s Comey Concedes Mistake Was Made Over iPhone in San ...
by rplst8 on Tuesday March 01, 2016 @08:30PM
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In support of this, someone forwarded me a very interesting article written by someone who creates forensic software for a living. The legal requirements surrounding the creation of a software tool for forensic purposes, which this proposed effort requested by the government might fall under, are nothing less than herculean in scope.
Re:FBI’s Comey Concedes Mistake Was Made Over iPhone in San ...
by sah2ed on Wednesday March 02, 2016 @07:11AM
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Zdziarski's arguments are very illuminating on how this is not a simple or one-off request. Excellent read.
Re:FBI’s Comey Concedes Mistake Was Made Over iPhone in San ...
by jonlucc on Tuesday March 01, 2016 @07:14PM
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I'm sure defense counsel would want to be able to verify that it isn't modifying file access times, or deleting data, or planting data, or otherwise disturbing evidence when the update is put in.