SubRosaSoft MacLockPick: for licensed law enforcement professionals
Filed under: Gadgets | By: Daniel
Posted on: April 30, 2007 | 3 Comments
Its amazing what can be done when it comes to hacking and taking information from Mac OS X systems, but the technology in SubRosaSoft’s USB key is for the eyes of law enforcement professionals only and if anyone wanted to buy one of these little gadgets they would have to provide proof that they are a licensed law enforcement professional and on top of that the cost is $399.95 to $499.95 (which price depends on what law enforcement).
Picking locks has been around for many years but the sort of lock picking to get information these days would include breaking into computers and that is just what the SubRosaSoft MacLockPick is designed for, to help law enforcement professionals perform live forensics on Mac OS X systems by automatically extracting data from the Apple Keychain and system settings.
This is advanced stuff which is just what the law enforcement needs, but what I cannot understand is with governments having such large budgets why they cannot develop this technology themselves (why buy 3rd party?).
Via dragonsteelmods
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Should imagine private investigators would use this technology as well.
Are private investigators allowed to have this sort of tech.
I think there are people out there that can crack into anything.