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Apple has apparently been able to permanently block de-encryption technology from a mysterious Atlanta-based company whose blackbox device was embraced by government agencies to bypass iPhone passcodes. Atlanta-based Grayshift is one of two companies that claimed it could thwart Apple iPhone passcode security through brute-force attacks. The blackbox technology purportedly worked, as Grayshift’s technology was snapped up by regional law enforcement and won contracts with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the U.S. Secret Service. [ Further reading: ] Another vendor, Israel-based Cellebrite, also discovered a way to unlock encrypted iPhones running iOS 11 and marketed its product to law enforcement and private forensics firms around the world. According to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security tested the technology.

Multiple sources familiar with the GrayKey that the device can no longer break the passcodes of any iPhone running iOS 12 or above. IOS 12 was released by Apple last month. All GrayShift customers sign very strict non-disclosure agreements, as any leaked information could help Apple close the vulnerabilities they are using, whether they find them themselves or buy zero-day flaws in Darknet, said Vladimir Katalov, CEO of Russian forensic tech provider. GrayShift's technology – the GrayKey blackbox – seems to fully support devices running iOS up to 11.4.1, he said. [ ] 'Honestly, we are not absolutely sure that the hole has been completely closed; or maybe they will still find a workaround, or develop/buy another way,' Katalov said via email. 'So that is [a] cat and mouse game that is still ongoing.

Now., GrayShift will probably spend even more efforts to hide their findings from the media. 'That is probably good for law enforcement, but definitely bad for the community, as it leaves some doors still open,' Katalov added. 'That's only a question of time when GrayKey will become available to some criminals.' Grayshift's GrayKey de-encrypting device – a 4-in. Box with two iPhone-compatible Lightning cables – was first discovered by Motherboard; it reviewed police department public records and emails obtained from federal agencies that revealed purchases of the device. The GrayKey box could apparently unlock an iPhone in about two hours if the owner used a four-digit passcode and three days or longer if a six-digit passcode was used.

Grayshift competitor Israel-based Cellebrite also sold its Universal Forensic Extraction Device (UFED) to law enforcement agencies as a service, including a $558,000 contract signed with ICE in August, according to a filed by the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC). A request for comment today from Apple was not immediately returned. The UFED Cloud Analyzer tool can unlock, decrypt, and extract phone data, including “real-time mobile data call logs, contacts, calendar, SMS, MMS, media files, apps data, chats, passwords,” according to the FOIA request. The technology can also purportedly extract private information without a passcode from private cloud-based accounts, such as those used by Facebook, Gmail, iCloud, Dropbox, and WhatsApp. 'I should note that Cellebrite. [has] about the same skills, but do not offer the product; [they] only provide the service – authorized parties can send their devices to them and get them back unlocked (on success, of course; and after paying several thousand bucks),' Katalov said.