Tomb With a View

正China's famed Terracotta Warriors conquer the Big Apple A600-pound armored general from China has invaded New York City.He has come in peace,along with a few warriors of his army,some livestock,a horse,kitchen supplies and even an acrobat.Nearby,a kneeling archer practices his aim,with a spray of arrows fanning out on the wall ahead.The entourage seems appropriate,since it is the 2,200-year-old general's first     

Smart Security For a SmartAge

正security concerns related to iphones prompt Chinese smartphone users to go domesticThe release of the iPhone 6 on September 10 triggered a new round of Apple-maniafor smart phone users around the worldHowever,while many are thrilled with the larger     

Loose‐Lipped Mobile Device Intelligent Personal Assistants: A Discussion of Information Gleaned from Siri on Locked iOS Devices

The forensic analysis of mobile handsets is becoming a more prominent factor in many criminal investigations. Despite such devices frequently storing relevant evidential content to support an investigation, accessing this information is becoming an increasingly difficult task due to enhanced effective security features. Where access to a device's resident data is not possible via traditional mobile forensic methods, in some cases it may still be possible to extract user information via queries made to an installed intelligent personal assistant. This article presents an evaluation of the information which is retrievable from Apple's Siri when interacted with on a locked iOS device running iOS 11.2.5 (the latest at the time of testing). The testing of verbal commands designed to elicit a response from Siri demonstrate the ability to recover call log, SMS, Contacts, Apple Maps, Calendar, and device information which may support any further investigation.     

Innovation,China’s New Motto in the Mobile Era

正IN May 2013,Yu Jianyue left Sohu com after 10 years to join Koala FM,a start-up team developing a smart phone-based radio ap plication.It was one of millions of new apps in China that year.According to a report by China Central Television,the number of apps in Apple’s app store alone surpassed one million in 2013,in cluding 300,000 more than the previou year.