Researchers break Apple's iMessage encryption, will be fixed in iOS 9.3

Macworld
Mar 21, 2016, 1:09 am2.9k ptsInteresting
The way the FBI tells it, the encryption on Apple’s iOS is so secure, nothing can break it. Well, not so fast. As reported by the Washington Post, researchers at Johns Hopkins University say they’ve found a bug that allows them to break the encryption of iMessages, decoding photos and videos. The method…

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