Originally published on the Verizon Blog. By Angela Stringfellow Just a few years ago, cell phone security was the last thing on most users’ minds. But today, keeping your data secure on your smartphones is just as critical as securing your desktop and laptop computers. Perhaps even more so, given the…
Originally published by ABC News affiliate WPBF 25 News. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – The families of Austin Stephanos and Perry Cohen were back in court Thursday to discuss the next steps when it comes to Austin’s recovered iPhone. Tequesta teenagers Austin Stephanos and Perry Cohen left for a fishing…
Originally published by SunSentinal. By Lynda Figueredo The iPhone that belonged to Austin Stephanos, one of two missing teens who disappeared at sea in July 2015. (Courtesy) Attorneys for the families of Austin Stephanos and Perry Cohen were back in court on Thursday. They plan to send Stephanos’ recovered iPhone…
Originally published by CBS Evening News. By John Blackstone NOVATO, Calif. –The FBI, along with some outside help,unlocked an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino terrorists this week. The bureau has told local police departments that it will help them unlock cellphones in cases where it could provide…
Originally published by Ars Technica. by David Kravets News comes after FBI withdrew demands for Apple to help unlock seized iPhone. Screenshot from Cellebrite home page. The mobile forensics firm Cellebrite of Israel is reportedly assisting the Federal Bureau of Investigation in unlocking a seized iPhone that has become the center…
Originally published by PCWorld. By Mark Hachman, Senior Editor, PCWorld Properly backing up your data is still the first line of defense. In 2007, we listed the “freezer trick” as one of the solutions to revive a failed hard drive. Well, consider that solution as over as the last Ice Age. Freezing…
Originally published by The Wall Street Journal. By Robert McMillan Even if the Justice Department loses its legal showdown with Apple Inc. over access to a killer’s iPhone, the government might still be able to extract the data locked away inside it, computer-security experts say. But it would be risky, expensive…
Originally published by 1701 News. EXCLUSIVE: Recovered data will be included in family’s 50th anniversary ‘366 Project’ vault Hard to believe it’s been nearly 25 years since the world said good-bye to Gene Roddenberry, yet he still finds a way back in the news time and time again. Most recently in…
Originally published by Tech Times. Months of painstaking work has finally come to fruition when the contents of almost 200 discs owned by Gene Rodenberry finally been decrypted. While no actual information about it has been released, DriveSavers did hint at “Star Trek.” The discs were discovered in Rodenberry’s estate years…
Originally published by SciFi 4 Me. When Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry passed away in 1991, he left a television legacy that some would say has grown in the telling, but there’s no doubt that Star Trek has had a big impact on the culture over the last fifty years…
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