– A federal judge has ordered a Apple to help the FBI to access the contents of the iPhone ‘ bomber San Bernardino , which in December killed 12 people. The lawsuit by the FBI was necessary because of the killer smartphone content is protected by a password. The Cupertino giant has refused: “Change the software would be a dangerous precedent. The government wants a secret door in the cell.”
Investigators may prove, in fact, up to a maximum of ten combinations before that data is automatically destroyed.
Create a new software – the American justice asked, in particular, to the companies alter the software on the iPhone Farook (and not to unlock the code as it seemed at first) so that investigators can make unlimited attempts to enter the code without running the risk of erasing the data. Also he wants to Apple find a way to quickly groped various combinations, to avoid the 007 type numbers manually. The FBI’s approach, the company said, was that of “brute force” or groped every possible combination until it finds the right one.
killer code with 10 thousand possible combinations – The code used by Farook had four digits, so there are about 10 thousand possible combinations.
Apple: “Previous dangerous” – But Apple is “a dangerous precedent”. “The FBI wants to work out a new version of the iPhone operating system, bypassing some important safety measures, and which must be installed on the iPhone found during the investigation – said the CEO. Cook -. The government asks Apple to hack into our own users and to undermine decades of safety advances that protect our customers. the opposition to this order is not something we take lightly. we feel that we have to express ourselves against what we believe an excess of the US government. ” “We have no sympathy for the terrorists – added Cook -. But we are opposed to the FBI demands the greatest respect and love of US democracy for our country.”
“The government wants a secret door in mobile” – This would, in effect, create a “backdoor” , a kind of “secret door” through which 007, but also possibly hackers and malicious, may have easier access to content found on smartphones. A perspective that makes me “chills,” stressed the director of Apple.
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