FBI Hacking of iPhone Sparks Apple Security Battle
The FBI disclosed it hacked an iPhone used in the San Bernardino mass shooting, leaving Apple puzzled over the method. Officials hinted at a brute force passcode approach after 10 failed attempts, while Apple promised stronger security. The case ends a legal fight to compel cooperation and raises questions about future disclosure norms with tech firms.
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Fake belt hijack ends in Cyprus diversion
Egyptian security officials released video of Seif al Din Mustafa 57 passing Borg al Arab airport checks before boarding the EgyptAir flight to Cairo. He assembled a dummy explosive belt from permitted items and hijacked the plane. Cypriot officials say mobile phone covers with cables were involved.
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Trump retracts pledge as Wisconsin primary nears
Donald Trump said he will not honor his pledge to back the eventual GOP nominee as he campaigns in Wisconsin with Ted Cruz and John Kasich ahead of the April 5 primary. Cruz received a late endorsement from Gov. Scott Walker as Clinton and Sanders campaigned in Wisconsin officials noted the intensifying race and voter ID law debates.
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Trump campaign chief Lewandowski charged after interview clash
Police charged Corey Lewandowski with simple battery after a surveillance video appeared to show him grabbing Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields following a March 8 Trump event. Lewandowski, Trump, and campaign aides disputed the incident, with Fields asserting she was grabbed while trying to ask a question. The charge carries up to a year in jail and a May 4 court date.
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