"It's a bit of a technological corner case, because the world has moved on to 6's," FBI Director James Comey says. "It's a bit of a technological corner case, because the world has moved on to 6's," ...

Government agencies and police departments across the United States are increasingly buying an iPhone-cracking tool called GrayKey, according to a new report. In this day and age, security is among ...

You may need to unlock your passcode-protected iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to connect it to a Mac, PC, or a USB accessory, Apple says. This additional step is part of a security measure that arrives ...

Apple and its allies have long-suspected the government of telling porkies about its ability to break into iPhones and its need for the tech company's assistance to crack passcodes. A warrant obtained ...

Apple’s commitment to customer privacy took the acid test after the San Bernadino shooting incident. Law enforcement demanded that Apple unlock the shooter’s phone, and Apple refused. Court cases ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The situation is a clear echo of the San Bernardino case earlier this year, which saw the FBI seeking Apple’s ...

Apple will soon close an iPhone security gap allowing access to personal data on locked iPhones, an entry point that law enforcement agencies have used to gather evidence. An upcoming iPhone software ...

Federal officials have been tight-lipped about exactly who has offered to help them open the iPhone of San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwan Farook -- without help from Apple. David Bowdich, assistant ...