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CIA mission to hack Apple devices revealed

10 March 2015 •

Leaked documents show 'multi-year' efforts by US government to break down security on Apple products

Details of a decade-long, US government-sponsored effort to hack into Apple devices and spy on users have been unveiled today after top-secret documents were leaked. News site The Intercept - wh...

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