It's a message about the master key of master keys.
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They might reveal some heretofore unimagined master key to Asimov's oeuvre.
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A master key hung from a gold chain at his waist.
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The ransomware attackers give each victim a "master key," said Gillespie.
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So it's not quite the cancerous master key that Tim Cook feared.
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A residential adviser used his master key to enter Plunkett's single room.
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Once the device discovers the master key, it works on any door.
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WiFi Master Key has not responded to emailed questions about its security practices.
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It should be that master key to unlocking the door to the soul.
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As such, we had to reverse-engineer the key master key for this system.
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Prediction: A rat who somehow has a master key to every building in the city.
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From there, the "BlackBerry interception and processing system" decrypts the message using the master key.
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We don't want to break anyone's encryption or set a master key loose on the land.
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Known as DeepMasterPrints, these artificially generated fingerprints are similar to the master key for a building.
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We don't want to break anyone's encryption or set a master key loose on the land.
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Education is still the master key to unlocking all the opportunities our country has to offer.
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Since all TSA-approved locks are required to comply with a master key, and this lock could only take a single key, could Safe Skies really have broken the cardinal rule of key escrow and actually used the master key as the ONLY key for a lock?
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"My heart's on lock," admits Jennings, "but I can't stop it if somebody has the master key."
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Apple used this "master key" to comply with court orders in drug, kidnapping, murder and terrorism cases.
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Apple no longer had the master key, or at least it was refusing to give it out.
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The companies have so far refused to give authorities a master key that would open every phone.
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That master key is combined with the first five bytes of each file that the ransomware encrypts.
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The researchers used modified Proxmark firmware in their demonstrations, but once a card was captured and the master key created—a process they've been able to replicate in under a minute—nearly any RFID token, inserted into the smallest of objects, could be transformed into a hotel master key.
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"We don't want to break anyone's encryption or set a master key loose on the land," Comey insisted.
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Check them out for more details about how Canadian police obtained the master key to millions of cellphones.
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Essentially, the government is asking Apple to create a master key so that it can open a single phone.
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Does retrieval require the user's password and login, or can it be forced with a "master key" or backdoor?
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Aside from bringing connectivity, WiFi Master Key also provides news, e-book and video content to lock users in.
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That last idea is the master key to Matta-Clark's work; it's the foundation upon which everything is built.
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Gaining admin access to the hub was like getting a master key to any home that used Zipato's tech.
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Mr. Kauffman pulled out a master key that he said "opened every lock in the Space Needle" in 1982.
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Think of a password manager like a book of your passwords, locked by a master key that only you know.
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Books of The Times Some writers, like locksmiths, wield a master key with which they attempt to open life's mysteries.
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One U.S. official compared the alteration to "stealing a master key to get into any government building," according to CNN.
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What damage a master key could do in the hands of Chinese, Iranian or Israeli intelligence operatives is anyone's guess.
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Beyond creating a master key to open any door in a hotel, they could also spoof specific 'floor' and 'section' keys.
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Therefore, granting the application will not affect the technological security of any Apple iPhone nor hand the government a 'master key.
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Screenshot: TechCrunch Aside from bringing connectivity, WiFi Master Key also provides news, e-book and video content to lock users in.
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"We could not believe our eyes when our master key opened the first lock," Tuominen told the Finnish news site Helsingin Sanomat.
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"No one would want a master key built that would turn hundreds of millions of locks," Cook said on ABC this week.
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WiFi Master Key keeps a database of passwords while it encrypts and hides them from users, the company explains on its site.
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The leaked EternalBlue exploit worked like a master key, opening access to almost any of the billion-plus Windows computers on the internet.
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For example, Wifi Master Key is a Chinese sharing-economy app that lists details of private and public wifi networks around the world.
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Apple's refused to fully cooperate, since creating a master key that opens one iPhone suddenly creates a massive security risk to all iPhones.
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To date, we have found no evidence that photographs of the Safe Skies master key have been discovered anywhere, or taken and leaked.
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After capturing a card, the process of creating a master key requires burning through on average 20 key combinations on a hotel RFID reader.
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Every research breakthrough, every announcement of a master key that we can turn to reverse all that, has been followed by setbacks and confusion.
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"[A] master key to turn 100 million locks, even if in the possession of a person you trust, could be stolen," the Apple CEO explained.
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Apple maintains that the content on each of its customers' iPhones is uniquely encrypted and that it possesses no master key to unlock the data.
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Even so, the number of possible master key codes remained far too large to enable a practical break-in, requiring thousands upon thousands of tries.
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What was needle-scratch surprising was who they'd hired to do it: Guillermo del Toro, the man with a master key to the nightmare factory.
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"[A] master key to turn 100 million locks, even if in the possession of a person you trust, could be stolen," the Apple CEO explained.
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Many come to meditation because they believe it will help in some way, as though it is a master key that will unlock all doors.
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Anand Giridharadas points to one of America's central mythologies: We are often encouraged to see business as a kind of master key to the universe.
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"Development holds the master key to solving all problems," he said at the forum, as if One Belt, One Road were the ultimate cure-all.
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In September, lock-picking and security enthusiasts posted CAD files of the Transportation Security Administration's master key, able to open all TSA-approved luggage locks.
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So in 2014 the pair created EveryKey, an encrypted master key that allows users to simultaneously unlock mobile devices, laptops, website accounts and electronic car locks.
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"We don't want to break anyone's encryption or set a master key loose on the land," FBI Director James Comey said in a statement late Sunday.
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Since last summer, locksport enthusiasts and hackers have been collaborating online, tweaking blueprints of the master key set, printing 3D versions and sharing their results with one another.
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Hackers Designed a 'Master Key' to Unlock Millions of Hotel Room DoorsScreenshot: F-SecureA critical flaw in electronic locks left millions of hotel rooms worldwide vulnerable to hackers.
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Messrs Tuominen and Hirvonen say their hack, which uses software they created, allows them to turn any VingSecure keycard—including discarded and disabled ones—into a master key.
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Report: The State of Mobile 6003, App Annie Report: The State of Mobile 2019, App Annie The aptly named WiFi Master Key, which owns the enviable domain wifi.
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"Once this master key is created, governments around the world will surely demand that Apple undermine the security of their citizens as well," the foundation said in a statement.
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In the physical world, it would be the equivalent of a master key, capable of opening hundreds of millions of locks — from restaurants and banks to stores and homes.
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"Essentially, the government is asking Apple to create a master key so that it can open a single phone," the Electronic Frontier Foundation wrote in a statement supporting Apple.
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And that's one of the reasons Apple insists that the burden of writing the software is far too great—any software it creates could act as a master key.
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In the physical world, it would be the equivalent of a master key, capable of opening hundreds of millions of locks — from restaurants and banks to stores and homes.
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The company told me that app login credentials are never included with these backups so if worst comes to worst, hackers still won't be greeted with the master key.
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IT'S -- TIM COOK HAS NOTED THIS WOULD BE LIKE CREATING A MASTER KEY THAT COULD THEN BE EITHER RECREATED OR PULLED OFF THE SHELF AND USED OVER AND OVER AGAIN.
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Even if you trust the U.S. government, once this master key is created, governments around the world will surely demand that Apple undermine the security of their citizens as well.
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A few days ago we reported that a group of hackers at the HOPE Conference in New York told the world that they had cloned the last TSA Master Key.
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If there is a master key to cracking the Bibi code, this insightful and readable book argues, it is his identity as someone who has always stood outside the mainstream.
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Officers arriving on the scene pulled surveillance camera footage to identify the suspect and entered his room with a master key, Chief Lacey said at a news conference on Thursday.
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You have a key to access your own mailbox, and the mail person has a master key, which he or she uses to open all the boxes to deliver their mail.
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When making purchases online, consumers using the new data store would provide a so-called master key to sellers of goods and services to unlock personal details needed for the transaction.
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Apple, the maker of the iPhone, has so far refused, saying a "master key" creates cybersecurity threats to other iPhone users and the government has overstepped the boundaries of the law.
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The steward, the lawsuit alleges, entered the room using a master key on several occasions, eventually sexually assaulting Janie Doe and telling her not to tell anyone, according to Business Insider.
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Removal and disassembly of this lock tumbler revealed something terrible: the keyway was not dual-pinned to support both a master key and a "user" key; it only supported one single key.
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Once the key for this lock had been devised, it was tried on various other Safe Skies locks and it was confirmed: this was, in fact, the missing Safe Skies Master Key.
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In another, he memorized the zig-zag pattern of a guard's master key and made a duplicate, says Middleton, which allowed him to break out of his cell but not the facility itself.
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The attack designed by F-Secure's research, however, allows for the creation of a master key from any hotel room key, so long as it uses VingCard's Vision software, which, as mentioned, millions do.
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But in an unexpected twist, the hackers behind the virus have closed up shop after more than a year of activity, releasing the master key and giving victims a way to unlock their files.
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The stolen Facebook login information — essentially a master key — could have been used to impersonate the victims at hundreds of other sites and apps that allow people to sign in using their Facebook credentials.
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As it happens, Ritchie occupies what used to be Page&aposs office, which Page got after Brin "illicitly" gave him the master key to the building early, allowing him to choose the best desk.
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Apple's executives said that the methods the FBI are ordering it to use in bypassing the iPhone's security could be used as a template or master key that could unlock more devices in the future.
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At the time, Apple chief executive Tim Cook called the order "chilling" and said that it would require writing new software that would be "a master key, capable of opening hundreds of millions of locks".
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According to a report from app tracking service App Annie, WiFi Master Key was China's fifth-largest app and the world's ninth largest by monthly active users in 2018, titles it also held in 2017.
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But Tuominen and Hirvonen figured out how to reduce the possible set of passwords for the master key to a set small enough for a device try all of them in just a few minutes.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook called a court order requesting Apple's help "chilling" and warned of putting the security of all iPhone users in danger if the company wrote a "master key" to break the encryption.
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Finally, they say, they were tipped off to one final method of narrowing down the possible master key codes in Vingcard Vision locks by a clue on the company's Assa Abloy University website for training hotel staff.
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In a letter to consumers and in an interview with ABC World News, he has argued that the government is trying to get Apple to create a master key that would unlock hundreds of millions of devices.
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Tomi Tuominen and Timo Hirvonen of F-Secure, a cyber-security firm, devised a hack that they say allows them to create a master key that mimics the guest keycards produced by VingSecure, a manufacturer of hotel locks.
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Of course, we could hand over the master key—make no mistake, the software the FBI is demanding is a slippery slope to just that—to our data, trusting government to keep it out of criminal hackers' hands.
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Leonard Guarente, an M.I.T. biology professor who did important research on the mTOR-regulating enzymes called sirtuins—which seemed like a potential master key a decade ago—is a co-founder and the chief scientist of Elysium Health.
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And once that master key is created, we're certain that our government will ask for it again and again, for other phones, and turn this power against any software or device that has the audacity to offer strong security.
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It all started back in 2014, when the Washington Post ran an article about what happens to flyers' luggage after they check in at the airport, and accidentally featured a photo of a TSA agent and their master key set.
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The malware generates unique encryption keys instead of using one key for all infections, secures the master key itself to prevent unauthorized access, and conceals the location of the servers containing the decryption keys and payment mechanisms, among other things.
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While hijacking and cloning hotel room keys is nothing new, the attack designed by Hirvonen and Tuominen is exceptional for a few reasons: First, it allows the attacker to produce a master key for the entire building within a matter of minutes.
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While there isn't that much at stake in the example of suitcase locks — underwear, toothbrushes, socks — TSA's response does reinforce Xmas' concern that ultimately, if there's a master key breach that jeopardizes your privacy or security, it's not the third party's problem.
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Sitting at F-Secure's glass-and-steel-on-stilts headquarters by the Baltic Sea, the researchers show off a small hardware device which they have made able to write a master key out of the information of any card in the Vingcard system.
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Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook said the company would oppose the order, arguing that it would force the company to create a master key that would unlock the encryption on millions of devices and leave consumers vulnerable to hackers and cyber criminals.
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There is no way to guarantee that a mandated "master key" doesn't fall into the wrong hands, that foreign nations make requests to access such a key through proper channels, or that once created, the key's use wouldn't spiral out of control.
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The fight began when Apple refused to help unlock deceased San Bernardino terrorist suspect Syed Rizwan Farook's iPhone, citing concerns that providing the encryption key to the device could give the FBI a "master key" that could work on other people's iPhones as well.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - By getting hold of a widely used hotel key card, an attacker could create a master key to unlock any room in the building without leaving a trace, Finnish security researchers said in a study published on Wednesday, solving a 14-year-old mystery.
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At the Infiltrate conference in Miami later this week, Tuominen and Hirvonen plan to present a technique they've found to not simply clone the keycard RFID codes used by Vingcard's Vision locks, but to create a master key that can open any room in a hotel.
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At an annual hackers conference on Saturday night in New York City, the hackers known as DarkSim905, Nite 0wl, and Johnny Xmas, unveiled replicas and blueprints of the eighth and final master key in a set used by Transport Security Administration agents to open and search fliers' locked suitcases.
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Cook was interviewed by ABC's David Muir in what looks like his office at Apple's HQ. In the short clip posted online today, Cook reiterates Apple's firm stance against creating a "master key" to unlock the iPhone of the San Bernardino shooter:This is not something we would create.
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It's like asking a locksmith to create a master key for every house in the neighborhood; sure, you'll probably be able to find a few who'll do it, but most will tell you that it goes against their professional code, for the very simple reason that it's very dangerous.
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That fascination evolved into their realization that by replicating the master key, they were exposing how the TSA's luggage lock system was fundamentally weak, and that they could use this as a metaphor to explain why the broader concept of master keys and third party security systems can be problematic.
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Hughes has a master key that allows him access to the dining hall—Chesley had given it to him, with his blessing; anything to catch the hermit—and he unlocks a door, flips on the lights, and he and Vance escort the suspect back inside the place he just burglarized.
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Apple is arguing that complying with the order will set a dangerous precedent for users' digital privacy, and that even it doesn't have the ability to access users' information without the creation of a so-called "master key," which would give the company the ability to unlock any iOS device in the world.
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Related: TSA Warns of Even Longer Lines at US Airports — But That Doesn't Mean Security Is Better "If you insist on creating a set of locks that have a master key that I have no control over, how can I ensure that my safety is still intact when your security fails," Xmas said.
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Apple publicly opposed the FBI when it asked for access to data Farook's work phone, saying that what law enforcement was requesting would be a "master key" capable of opening millions of iPhones The case was dropped after the Department of Justice was able to access the iPhone days before an expected trial.
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The system means that beyond creating a master key to open any door in a hotel, they could also spoof specific "floor" and "section" keys that open only a subset of doors in a building—all the better to impersonate the sort of less-powerful keys that hotel housekeeping staff hold, for instance.
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Some may be comforted by the possibility that this firmware upgrade might not be, as Cook termed it, "the equivalent of a master key" and by the FBI's assurances that this would be used once and that it will be designed to work solely with the terrorist's phone (which was actually owned by the county).
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With a $300 Proxmark RFID card reading and writing tool, any expired keycard pulled from the trash of a target hotel, and a set of cryptographic tricks developed over close to 15 years of on-and-off analysis of the codes Vingcard electronically writes to its keycards, they found a method to vastly narrow down a hotel's possible master key code.
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"Resonance II" (2016), occupies a conceptually and spatially transitional space in (the third ear): hung on the farthest back wall of the gallery, smaller (at 19 by 2913 inches) than the black works, but larger than the 8-by-6-inch watercolors that round out the show, it works as a kind of oblique master key, foregrounding the colors that seeped from the edges of the black works; collapsing the scale but retaining the planar dynamics.
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" Benjamin Casey replied, "Actually the F.B.I. is asking for the keys to everyone's house and cameras inside to see what's going on all the time." jonnyballgame in New York City wrote: "Think of it this way: If a manufacturer of toy chests was ordered by the government to give it a master key so it could open the toy chest of a terrorist in order to conduct a validly issued search warrant, would we really think that company was standing up for liberty, or would we think they were exploiting the issue to be difficult and give the optics of being on the side of 'liberty' (and to help undermine Google's massive worldwide market share)?
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