FBI Hack of iPhone Shocks Apple and Public
The FBI announced it had hacked an iPhone used by gunman Syed Farook in San Bernardino, prompting Apple to seek security fixes while offering few technical details. A key FBI claim is that brute force testing unlocked the device in about 26 minutes after removing certain delay features. TheJustice Department dropped a legal fight to compel Apple to aid the probe, and Apple pledged stronger security measures.
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Gap in headlight ratings shown by IIHS study
A study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety finds only one of 31 models tested earned a good headlight rating. Most models ranged from acceptable to poor, with performance gaps driven by reflector and lens design, not bulb type, affecting nighttime visibility and safety.
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