Microsoft inadvertently proved why Apple’s stance against unlocking an iPhone belonged to one of the San Bernardino terrorists was the correct one. Apple’s decision renewed the argument over how best to help law enforcement agencies ensure our collective security without violating an individual’s right to privacy. Backdoors for some invariably will mean backdoors for all, including repressive regimes, malicious insiders, foreign spies, and criminal hackers. Technology companies, academia, governments, and law enforcement should work together to find alternative solutions that will improve security without compromising privacy.”]
Source: https://www.darkreading.com/attacks-breaches/encryption-a-backdoor-for-one-is-a-backdoor-for-all