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  • AirTag-equipped SUV gets stolen and tracked across the planet

    flyghtmsflyghtms
    Police should replace his vehicle. 
    They would have opened the container to save having to pay for a replacement. 
    Canada should enable the police to inspect the container. 
    Allowing the shipping company to export a stolen vehicle is crazy. 
    thtwatto_cobra

  • New 'CookieMiner' malware aims to steal cryptocurrency logins from Mac owners

    flyghtmsflyghtms
    Little iSnitch is quite interesting.
    watto_cobra

  • US AG Lynch says FBI not asking Apple to break into iPhone, simply disable 'password blocker'

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    fotoformat said:
    If a scenario like this - and a few others coming from the same direction in the past ten days - were scripted into a TV series such as, I dunno... perhaps N.C.I.S., I'm sure the writer would get thrown off the production team because it's so poorly thought out coming from so-called 'intelligent' people! However, an interesting story line would be that the F.B.I. indeed HAD found the four-digit passcode in the terrorist's flat (most folks write them down somewhere easy to find), and used it successfully to get the info they wanted... before asking the local government office to change the passcode... then playing the 'innocent' party asking Apple for help... all along hoping to be given a 'golden key' to the future! Just sayin' ;-)
    I was curious that he FBI let the media into the terrorist's house so soon. I would listing every piece of writing in the house to give me a chance of discovering the passcode. I would keep the media out until I was satisfied nothing was left undiscovered. I can not believe that the FBI did not understand the encryption on iPhone and Android phones. How did the Wife get into the United States? Who let her in?
    baconstang