The FBI does not reveal the secret of the iPhone hack

The FBI has hacked how hacker Syeda Farooq's iPhone attacks in San Bernardino, USA, has no chance to know any further information. A court recently allowed the intelligence agency to keep hacking information hidden.

In December 2015, 14 people were killed in this terrorist attack. Later, FBI seized the use of Syed Farooq's iPhone 5C. But the security arrangement of the iPhone was so impractical that it was impossible for the FBI to break.

Although Apple has instructed Apple to unlock the phone, Apple has not agreed to cooperate with any kind of privacy policy. But the FBI was able to break the phone's security system using the hacking software created by the third organization.

According to a report, the leading news media filed a lawsuit under the Freedom of Information Act seeking information on hacking software.

In the final hearing of the case recently, the court said no pressure would be asked to know the software information used to hack the terrorist iPhone. The release said that the disclosure of the information of the software could be targeted by its developer organization terrorist attack.