FBI does not have to disclose payments to vendor for iPhone cracking tool

Ars Technica
By David KravetsOct 1, 2017, 10:28 pm868 pts
Enlarge (credit: Kārlis Dambrāns) A federal judge ruled Saturday that the FBI does not have to disclose the name of the vendor, and how much it was paid by the government for a hacking tool that unlocked the iPhone of a terrorist behind the San Bernardino, California attacks that left 14 people dead. The…

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