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The CIA has been trying to crack Apple’s encryption for nearly 10 years. According to a report by The Intercept, the CIA began trying to crack Apple’s encryption in 2006 using funds from the “black budget.”  The researchers who worked on breaking down Apple’s privacy wall were purportedly based at Sandia National Laboratories. Although the ...

Computers running all supported releases of Microsoft Windows are vulnerable to "FREAK," a decade-old encryption flaw that leaves device users vulnerable to having their electronic communications intercepted when visiting any of hundreds of thousands of websites, including Whitehouse.gov, NSA.gov and FBI.gov. The flaw was previously thought to be limited to Apple's Safari and Google's Android ...