Hacking Face ID, DOJ Still Hates Encryption – TMO Daily Observations 2017-11-13
Bryan Chaffin and Andrew Orr join Jeff Gamet to look at a report from a security company that hacked the iPhone X Face ID, plus they discuss the DOJ’s new push for encryption back doors.
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Show Notes
- Face ID Hacked, But it Isn't as Big a Deal as You Think
- Right On Cue, DOJ Says Encryption 'Surely Costs Lives'
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Actually if memory serves, the San Bernadino shooter’s iPhone was a 5C so no TouchID.
Yep, you’re right. The 5S had Touch ID, but the 5C didn’t. Sadly, it’s hard to keep track of which phone was recovered from which shooting.