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Think again. Through a secret program code-named DROPOUTJEEP, the National Security Agency (NSA) has nearly total access to the Apple iPhone, according to documents from security research Jacob Appelbaum and Der Spiegel. A leaked NSA document, posted by tech news site The Daily Dot, describes a software implant for the Apple iPhone that can be used to gather information from the phone: It can turn on the microphone and camera, intercept text messages, creep through a contact list and more. Either [the NSA] have a huge collection of exploits that work against Apple products, meaning they are h*arding information about critical systems that American companies produce, and sabotaging them, or Apple sabotaged it themselves, Appelbaum said at the Chaos Communication Conference in Hamburg, Germany on Monday, Dec. 30. The software reportedly has a 100-percent success rate against iPhones, the Daily Dot reported. The document says the spyware must be installed via close access methods, but states that remote installation of the software will be pursued for a future release. The document is dated Jan. 8, 2010, and is set to be declassified in 2032. Previous leaked documents published by Der Spiegel revealed how the NSA is able to hack into Blackberry and Android devices as well. |
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@akash_nu | 31 December 13 |
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Absolute cr*p info. Do you have any link to support this claim? NSA struggled to crack iOS encryption and had asked Apple to give them a back door access which Apple denied. Nevertheless, a normal citizen shouldn't have such things on his phone anyway that they would like to hide from the authorities.
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@mok214 | 31 December 13 |
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It was first published on Dear Spiegel, but here is the Fox News link that I copy and pasted from. http://technology.foxnews.mobi/quickPage.html?page=43890external=2475286.proteus.fma This proves you are just another Apple sycophant that believes in the Big Lie.
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@s.mcclel | 31 December 13 |
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Even if it is true it'll not just be the Apple iPhone that's exploited,all smart phones/devices will be more than capable of information collection but at the end of the day if you've nothing to hide let them snoop all they want...
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@mok214 | 31 December 13 |
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Oh come on, now I can tell you didn't make it past the first paragraph of what I posted much less click the link. Example: You clearly did not read the last paragraph.
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@s.mcclel | 31 December 13 |
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Clearly you don't understand the definition of the word reiteration either,I haven't bothered to check out any other forums but I'm getting the impression that this is the only forum you've posted(copy n pasted more like)in so bia*ch please don't try and discredit me...
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@mok214 | 1 January 14 |
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I don't have to discredit you, you're doing a fine Job of that yourself. 
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@werkman2 | 1 January 14 |
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no, without a warrant they have to stay the fk out of my fking phone. dont tell me that if im innocent i have no fking thing to hide, they should fking respect my privacy.Why hacking in my fking phone is legal, but hacking in the nsa is illegal?Everybody have some fking thing to hide
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@werkman2 | 1 January 14 |
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thx god i have true crypt onmy pc with harddisk fully encrypted, inside i have additional truecrypt containera.s with info i wouldnt want anybody to know about, since its PRIVATE. all my internet connections go true a linux vpn encrypted server, so good luck to the nsa trying to decrypt my traffic
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@akash_nu | 1 January 14 |
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@ werkman2 - 1.01.14 - 07:35am no, without a warrant they have to stay the fk out of my fking phone. dont tell me that if im innocent i have no fking thing to hide, they should fking respect my privacy.Why hacking in my fking phone is legal, but hacking in the nsa is illegal?Everybody have some fking thing to hide I agree with one thing. Privacy for every citizen should be respected. Lately that's not been happening. |
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@s.mcclel | 1 January 14 |
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Pathetic and pitiful spring to mind?....anyway the whole spying on the public is as old as society itself,I suppose your going to tell us that this is just another plan to bring in their Agenda 21 proposals?....if they are watching us then there's not much that we can do unless your wanting to dumb down modern technology totally.Soon our kids will be implanted with RFID chips at birth and tracked no matter what device they or their family's own....it's a one way street we're traveling on I'm afraid to say and I'm not saying I agree with their policy for a one work govermant but unless ev
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