I received word from\u00a0the editor-in-chief\u00a0that the author of an accepted paper has permission\u00a0to publish it\u00a0on his website, and so I am now making my research available to anyone who wishes to read it. The following paper, “Identifying back doors, attack points, and surveillance mechanisms in iOS devices” first appeared\u00a0published in The International Journal of Digital Forensics and Incident Response in March 2014’s publication. The Editor-in-Chief is Eoghan Casey, with the Information Security Institute, John Hopkins University, Maryland. The editorial board consists of researchers from Google, Microsoft, LG, The Mitre Corporation,\u00a0and a number of universities. This paper was the basis for my talk at the HOPE\/X conference in NYC in July 2014. Please enjoy.<\/p>\n
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