Apple's fight with the FBI could trigger a password arms race

Macworld
Feb 19, 2016, 3:06 pm493 ptsTrending
Apple’s dispute with the FBI over providing access to a mass shooter's smartphone could lead device makers to require stronger passwords in future. Much of the debate around the issue has suggested that the FBI is asking Apple to break its encryption in order to gain access to the contents of a smartphone used…

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