FBI officials have allegedly managed to break into one of the two iPhones owned by Mohammed Saeed Aishamrani. In December last year, a mass shooting took place at Naval Air Station in Florida. The attack was carried out by Aishamrani and the FBI had found two iPhones protected with encryption.
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FBI Has Reportedly Unlocked One of the iPhones Used by Mass Shooter in Florida Last Year

India’s Telecom Minster Says the Country Can Tackle iPhone Encryption

Responding to a question during a Rajya Sabha session, Indian telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said that the strong encryption measures being employed by Apple and other smartphone makers to secure and protect the data stored in smartphones is posing a challenge to law enforcement agencies.
LA Judge Compels Suspect to Unlock iPhone with Fingerprint

The FBI has obtained a warrant from a Los Angeles court ordering a woman to unlock her Touch ID-protected iPhone. The woman, Paystar Bkhchadzhyan, had pleaded no contest to a felony charge of identity theft on February 25. Less than an hour after she was taken from the courtroom, U.S. Magistrate Judge Alicia Rosenberg signed a warrant that compelled the woman to unlock her iPhone via Touch ID.
FBI Disclosed iPhone Vulnerability to Apple on April 14

The FBI has confirmed that it informed Apple of a vulnerability in its iPhone software on April 14. It’s thought to be the first time the bureau has disclosed a flaw to Apple as part of the so-called Vulnerability Equities Process.