Apple-Signal Bug, NCSC recommends passkeys, Open Source debate
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Summary
In this episode, Andy and Adam discuss a recent vulnerability in the Signal messaging app that allowed the FBI to recover deleted messages from an iPhone due to a flaw in Apple's notification system. They emphasize the importance of user settings and the need for regular updates. The conversation then shifts to the UK National Cyber Security Centre's endorsement of passkeys as a preferred login method for consumers, highlighting the shift away from traditional passwords. Finally, they address the challenges of open source software security, referencing Marcus Hutchins' insights on the lack of bug bounty programs and the potential risks associated with unmonitored code.
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YouTube Video Link: https://youtu.be/yXuUc32MPL4
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Documentation:
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/04/apple-stops-weirdly-storing-data-that-let-cops-spy-on-signal-chats/
https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/ncsc-backs-passkeys-new-era-of/
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Andy Jaw
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Adam Brewer
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