Probably not just Samsung but man for a company that loves to market the shit out of their Samsung Knox "defense grade" security the rank inadequacy here is just stunning.
Maybe the password was 12345, maybe it's user error. But I get the impression that the state has gained the upper hand against privacy pretty widely.
Probably not just Samsung but man for a company that loves to market the shit out of their Samsung Knox "defense grade" security the rank inadequacy here is just stunning.
Maybe the password was 12345, maybe it's user error. But I get the impression that the state has gained the upper hand against privacy pretty widely.