Security Leftovers (advisories, BlackBerry cracks)
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Security advisories for Wednesday
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Dutch police claim to have cracked BlackBerry encryption
THE DUTCH POLICE-ENABLING Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI) has claimed that it has cracked PGP on BlackBerry devices and rendered any claims from the Canadian company redundant.
BlackBerry has a lump on sale called the Priv that boasts unrivalled privacy capabilities, but the crack team of crackers at the NFI said that it ain't a very tough nut to crack, according to a report on Motherboard.
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