Wednesday, March 9, 2016

First Mac ransomware had sights on encrypting backups, too

DOJ appeals New York court order in favor of Apple

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Mar 09, 2016

First Mac ransomware had sights on encrypting backups, too

Hackers never finished the feature, but evidence suggests they wanted to guarantee Mac owners paid the $400 ransom Read More ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	DOJ appeals New York court order in favor of Apple

•	Surveillence outfit Hacking Team may have released a new piece of OS X malware

•	In scathing ruling, judge says Apple can't be forced to unlock iPhones

•	Can I use my iPhone to shoot a print magazine?

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DOJ appeals New York court order in favor of Apple

DOJ says it cannot try to unlock a seized iPhone itself without risking erasing data Read More ▶

Surveillence outfit Hacking Team may have released a new piece of OS X malware

The malware packs a few new tricks, and AV software wasn't detecting it at first Read More ▶

In scathing ruling, judge says Apple can't be forced to unlock iPhones

The government's legal position would lead to 'absurd' results and be unconstitutional if accepted, a federal judge rules Read More ▶

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Can I use my iPhone to shoot a print magazine?

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