US lawmakers criticise UK backdoor order to Apple

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Warn of cybercriminal risks.

US lawmakers criticise UK backdoor order to Apple
US House Judiciary chair Jim Jordan and Foreign Affairs chair Brian Mast warned Britain that its order to Apple to create a backdoor to its encrypted user data could be exploited by cybercriminals and authoritarian regimes. Apple, which has said it would never build a so-called back door into ...

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