DOJ Says iPhone Is So Secure They Can't Crack It

zacharye writes "In the five years since Apple launched the iPhone, the popular device has gone from a malicious hacker's dream to law enforcement's worst nightmare. As recounted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Technology Review blog, a Justice Department official recently took the stage at the DFRWS computer forensics conference in Washington, D.C. and told attendees that the beefed up security in iOS is now so good that it has become a nightmare for law enforcement."

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[TheGratefulNet]

OT, but since song of the south was *banned* by disney, you could only get a copy if you went to where pirates hang out.

it was a great classic movie but disney capitulated to pressure (their own, in fact!) and banned the film.

uncle remus is not fit for modern audiences. it 'offends their sensibilities'. or something like that.

oh, btw, FUCK DISNEY.