Cellebrite is preparing to break an iPhone 6

The FBI recently managed to break into an iPhone 5C that was used by one of San Bernardino's terrorists. Apple is currently waiting for the hack to leak to the security gap. iphone

The rumors reported that the company that helped the FBI break the device is the Israeli Cellebrite, which seems to be preparing to break a next iPhone.

This time, the iPhone is an iPhone 6 belonging to the dead adopted son of Leonardo Fabbretti from Italy, who wants to get στις φωτογραφίες και τα μηνύματα που υπάρχουν στο κλειδωμένο τηλέφωνο. Μετά από μια προσωπική επαφή με τον Tim Cook για να τον βοηθήσει να ανακτήσει τις φωτογραφίες από τη συσκευή, ο Fabbretti ήρθε σε επαφή με τεχνικούς της Apple μηχανικούς, οι οποίοι προσπάθησαν να εξάγουν τα αντίγραφα ασφαλείας από το iCloud.

But backups to iCloud had never been created, so father can not get his son photos.

This is where the Israeli company decided to step in and decided to call the person concerned to the company's headquarters to see if they could crack this phone as well. So the company copied the contents of the device onto its computers and is now trying to crack it .

Fabbretti told CNN that the iPhone is protected with one that he doesn't know, and all he wants is to "see his son's photos, to watch." and to hear his voice.”

He claims that parents should not buy iPhones for their children because they can not be sure they will have access to stored data if they ever need it.

Cellebrite is reported to have said it will break the device completely free of charge (the company has been paid since the release of the story). It remains to be seen if they manage to break the device.

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