CIA reportedly working to crack Apple device security to gain spy access

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By Jake SmithMar 10, 2015, 6:08 pm2k ptsInteresting
The Intercept reports the Central Intelligence Agency has been working for years to find ways to break through the security of Apple devices, with work spanning a year before the first iPhone was released. The Intercept basis its report on leaked documents, that explain a yearly gathering of CIA officials,…

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