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Summary: FBI cautions against public USB charging due to malware risks. Successful "juice jacking" attacks give hackers unrestricted device access. Use personal chargers and avoid sensitive tasks on public Wi-Fi for safety. “Juice jacking” sounds like a term for 'gym monkeys' on ‘roids’ but according to the FBI, it’s when bad actors take over public...

The FBI has announced it has discovered information linking the Pensacola shooter to al-Qaeda operatives on the former's iPhone.

The FBI says it still cannot break into a Florida shooter's iPhone.

The decision to abandon these arrangements was made two years ago following private conversations with the FBI's cyber crime agents and operational technology division.

Privacy advocates say weaker encryption is a big threat to public safety.

A new report suggests that the FBI does not need Apple's help to unlock two iPhones belonging to the Pensacola naval base shooter.

Apple is not cooperating with the FBI to unlock a shooter's iPhone.

The FBI has asked the company to unlock a pair of iPhones investigators believe were owned by a Saudi aviation student accused of shooting three people at a naval base in December.

FBI chief John Bennett was one of the pivotal figures in the San Bernardino incident.

FBI has gotten its hands on another locked iPhone that belonged to a dead terrorist.

One of the cryptography world's biggest names has returned to Apple.

The FBI apparently paid under $1 million for San Bernardino iPhone hack, says Reuters.