Post: John McAfee Reveals To FBI, On National TV, How To Crack The iPhone!
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03-02-2016, 04:37 PM
#4
Rath
Today Will Be Different
Originally posted by Frosty
But the thing is, the FBI can already get into the device. They just want a backdoor to spy on and invade everyone's device. Not because of security, but because they want us to have no freedom.
Good ole National Security at it's finest. Or rather, good ole invasion of our privacy. If Apple caves I hope their customers complain with the power of their purse.
03-02-2016, 05:32 PM
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TheRichSlut
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Originally posted by Rath
Good ole National Security at it's finest. Or rather, good ole invasion of our privacy. If Apple caves I hope their customers complain with the power of their purse.
lol this is people we are talking about the 90% dont care what happens as long as they have there social media accs
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03-03-2016, 11:57 AM
#7
Octolus
I defeated!
Well it's slightly more advanced than what he explained, theres a lot of encryption involved. He claim he only "simplified it for the press"..
He commented this on hes video yesterday:
"I hope everyone knows that the Apple explanation was VASTLY dumbed down for the press. I know the A7 system chip well, including its secure enclave with separate coprocessor that stores the encrypted fingerprint, the ephemeral key generated by the co-processor that even Apple doesn't know, the secure enclave memory isolated from the rest of the processes on the chip, etc. Doesn't matter. The main ARM processor has its own memory and that's what I'm interested in. I will simply sidestep calling the secure enclave and pretend it doesn't exist. I'm not trying to get encrypted data, merely trying to force a complete boot of IOS. Trivial, given the fact that the entire A7 system chip has been expanded into a board with separate components for every subfunction of the chip. on the board, the secure enclave processor and it's memory are fully accessible, even though we won't need it. made in China."
He commented this on hes video yesterday:
"I hope everyone knows that the Apple explanation was VASTLY dumbed down for the press. I know the A7 system chip well, including its secure enclave with separate coprocessor that stores the encrypted fingerprint, the ephemeral key generated by the co-processor that even Apple doesn't know, the secure enclave memory isolated from the rest of the processes on the chip, etc. Doesn't matter. The main ARM processor has its own memory and that's what I'm interested in. I will simply sidestep calling the secure enclave and pretend it doesn't exist. I'm not trying to get encrypted data, merely trying to force a complete boot of IOS. Trivial, given the fact that the entire A7 system chip has been expanded into a board with separate components for every subfunction of the chip. on the board, the secure enclave processor and it's memory are fully accessible, even though we won't need it. made in China."
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