Breaking into protected iPhones is a topic that has made the rounds several times lately, and after GrayKey allowed the law enforcement to do this at prices of up to $30,000, here comes what could possibly be a more affordable solution also available for consumers.
A company called DriveSavers, which is specialized in data recovery services, promises that anyone can hack into an iPhone, even if it’s protected with a super-long passcode.
Its service is also offered to consumers, and the company says that even though Apple has already patched the exploit used by GrayKey, its solution continues to be 100 percent effective.
“Utilizing new technology, we have a 100% success rate with unlocking and recovering data from passcode-protected smartphones of every make, model and operating system with any length passcode, including phones and tablets with more complicated passcodes of six digits or more,” it says.
Apple obviously tightlipped on the hack
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