Cops have breached one of iOS’s most secure features, report claims
THE SO WHAT
If law enforcement has a tool to bypass one of iOS’s core security features, the practical threat model for ‘secure by default’ devices just changed. Any workflow that assumes iPhone data is only user-accessible—health, finance, comms—needs a fresh review of legal exposure and adversary capabilities.
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