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New FBI Head In San Francisco Was Key Figure In iPhone Hack
Special Agent Jack Bennett was at the FBI's computer investigation lab in Quantico, Virginia, on a Sunday in March when an outside company showed the bureau how it could hack into an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters.
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FBI Paid Under $1 Million To Unlock San Bernardino iPhone: Sources
The FBI paid under $1 million for the technique used to unlock the iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters - a figure smaller than the $1.3 million the agency's chief initially indicated the hack cost, several U.S. government sources said on Thursday.
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FBI Decides Provisionally Not To Share Iphone Unlock: Sources
The FBI has provisionally decided not to share an iPhone unlocking mechanism used by a contractor to open the phone of one of the San Bernardino shooters because the agency does not own the mechanism, two U.S. government sources said on Tuesday.
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Apple Opposes US Appeal Over IPhone In New York Drug Case
Apple Inc said the U.S. government had failed to show a continued need for its help accessing a locked iPhone in a New York drug case after a third party came forward with a solution to crack a different phone belonging to one of the shooters in December's San Bernardino killings.
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Apple iPhone Unlocking Maneuver Likely To Remain Secret
The company that helped the FBI unlock a San Bernardino shooter's iPhone to get data has sole legal ownership of the method, making it highly unlikely the technique will be disclosed by the government to Apple or any other entity, Obama administration sources said this week.
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FBI Paid Hackers to Get Data From San Bernardino Shooter's iPhone: Reports
The researchers specialise in hunting for vulnerabilities in software and then in some cases selling them to the US government.
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FBI Director Says Unlocking Method Won't Work On Newer iPhones
The Federal Bureau of Investigation's secret method for unlocking the iPhone 5c used by one of the San Bernardino shooters will not work on newer models, FBI Director James Comey said.
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Apple Could Use Brooklyn Case To Pursue Details About FBI iPhone Hack: Report
If the U.S. Department of Justice asks a New York court to force Apple Inc to unlock an iPhone, the technology company could push the government to reveal how it accessed the phone which belonged to a shooter in San Bernardino, a source familiar with the situation said.
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The Fight Between Apple And The FBI Is Just Getting Started
The Justice Department has called off a high-profile legal battle with Apple after it was able to unlock an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters without the company's help.
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Apple Responds to FBI Unlocking of San Bernardino Shooter's iPhone
"This case should never have been brought," Apple said in a statement late on Monday.
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FBI Has Accessed San Bernardino Shooter's Phone Without Apple's Help
In a three-sentence filing, prosecutors wrote they had "now successfully accessed the data" stored on Syed Rizwan Farook's iPhone.
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US Attempt To Unlock San Bernardino iPhone Could Impact NY Case: Apple
Apple Inc said the US Justice Department's new attempts to unlock an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters without the tech giant's help could eliminate the government's need for its assistance in a similar dispute in New York.
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FBI Steps Cautiously As It Tries To Unlock Shooter's iPhone
The FBI's announcement earlier this week that it may not need help from Apple to get into a terrorist's iPhone set off a rush of speculation over what novel, last-ditch solution the agency had stumbled on.
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US Government May Be Able To Unlock iPhone Used In San Bernardino Terrorist Attack
The FBI may have found a way without Apple's assistance to unlock the iPhone used by one of the shooters in the San Bernardino terrorist attack, Justice Department officials said Monday.
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FBI May Have Found Way To Unlock San Bernardino Attacker's iPhone
In a stunning disclosure, federal authorities said on Monday that they may not need Apple Inc.'s help after all to unlock an iPhone used by one of the shooters in the San Bernardino terror attack.
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New FBI Head In San Francisco Was Key Figure In iPhone Hack
Special Agent Jack Bennett was at the FBI's computer investigation lab in Quantico, Virginia, on a Sunday in March when an outside company showed the bureau how it could hack into an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters.
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FBI Paid Under $1 Million To Unlock San Bernardino iPhone: Sources
The FBI paid under $1 million for the technique used to unlock the iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters - a figure smaller than the $1.3 million the agency's chief initially indicated the hack cost, several U.S. government sources said on Thursday.
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FBI Decides Provisionally Not To Share Iphone Unlock: Sources
The FBI has provisionally decided not to share an iPhone unlocking mechanism used by a contractor to open the phone of one of the San Bernardino shooters because the agency does not own the mechanism, two U.S. government sources said on Tuesday.
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Apple Opposes US Appeal Over IPhone In New York Drug Case
Apple Inc said the U.S. government had failed to show a continued need for its help accessing a locked iPhone in a New York drug case after a third party came forward with a solution to crack a different phone belonging to one of the shooters in December's San Bernardino killings.
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Apple iPhone Unlocking Maneuver Likely To Remain Secret
The company that helped the FBI unlock a San Bernardino shooter's iPhone to get data has sole legal ownership of the method, making it highly unlikely the technique will be disclosed by the government to Apple or any other entity, Obama administration sources said this week.
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FBI Paid Hackers to Get Data From San Bernardino Shooter's iPhone: Reports
The researchers specialise in hunting for vulnerabilities in software and then in some cases selling them to the US government.
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FBI Director Says Unlocking Method Won't Work On Newer iPhones
The Federal Bureau of Investigation's secret method for unlocking the iPhone 5c used by one of the San Bernardino shooters will not work on newer models, FBI Director James Comey said.
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Apple Could Use Brooklyn Case To Pursue Details About FBI iPhone Hack: Report
If the U.S. Department of Justice asks a New York court to force Apple Inc to unlock an iPhone, the technology company could push the government to reveal how it accessed the phone which belonged to a shooter in San Bernardino, a source familiar with the situation said.
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The Fight Between Apple And The FBI Is Just Getting Started
The Justice Department has called off a high-profile legal battle with Apple after it was able to unlock an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters without the company's help.
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Apple Responds to FBI Unlocking of San Bernardino Shooter's iPhone
"This case should never have been brought," Apple said in a statement late on Monday.
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FBI Has Accessed San Bernardino Shooter's Phone Without Apple's Help
In a three-sentence filing, prosecutors wrote they had "now successfully accessed the data" stored on Syed Rizwan Farook's iPhone.
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US Attempt To Unlock San Bernardino iPhone Could Impact NY Case: Apple
Apple Inc said the US Justice Department's new attempts to unlock an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters without the tech giant's help could eliminate the government's need for its assistance in a similar dispute in New York.
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FBI Steps Cautiously As It Tries To Unlock Shooter's iPhone
The FBI's announcement earlier this week that it may not need help from Apple to get into a terrorist's iPhone set off a rush of speculation over what novel, last-ditch solution the agency had stumbled on.
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US Government May Be Able To Unlock iPhone Used In San Bernardino Terrorist Attack
The FBI may have found a way without Apple's assistance to unlock the iPhone used by one of the shooters in the San Bernardino terrorist attack, Justice Department officials said Monday.
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FBI May Have Found Way To Unlock San Bernardino Attacker's iPhone
In a stunning disclosure, federal authorities said on Monday that they may not need Apple Inc.'s help after all to unlock an iPhone used by one of the shooters in the San Bernardino terror attack.
