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Can Apple still claim its iPhones are secure?

Mar 29, 2016

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Has Tim Cook’s biggest fear been realized?

For weeks, Apple’s CEO said the company wouldn’t comply with a court order to help the FBI crack an iPhone tied to the San Bernardino terror attack in December. Creating a backdoor, Cook argued, would open the way for any bad guys who wished to enter.

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