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Apple iCloud Keychain easily slurped, ElcomSoft says

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August 23, 2017
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ElcomSoft, the Russia-based maker of forensic software, has managed to find a way to access the data stored in Apple’s iCloud Keychain, if Apple ID account credentials are available.
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