The FBI recently managed to break σε ένα iPhone 5C που χρησιμοποιήθηκε από έναν από τους τρομοκράτες του San Bernardino. Η Apple προς το παρόν περιμένει την διαρροή του hack για να μπορέσει να επιδιορθώσει το κενό ασφαλείας.
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 access to the photos and messages on the locked phone. After a personal contact with Tim Cook to help him retrieve the photos from the device, Fabbretti contacted Apple engineers, who attempted to extract the backups from iCloud.
But backups to iCloud had never been created, so father can not get his son photos.
Here is where the Israeli company decided to intervene and decided to invite the person in the headquarters of the company to see if they could break this phone. So the company copied the contents of the device to its computers and now tries to break encryption.
Fabbretti told CNN that the iPhone is protected by a password access who he doesn't know, and all he wants is to "see his son's pictures, watch his videos and hear his voice."
It also claims that parents should not buy their children iPhones because they cannot be sure that they will have access to stored data. data if they ever need them.
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.