[Megan]

The equation Is pretty simple. "If It can be done, It can be undone".

Everything, and I mean everything, can be hacked. Whether It's via technical/hardware gateways or human manipulation via social engineering (or a combination of both), there's ALWAYS a way In.

MD5

Before you say anything about rainbow tables etc, that's not them being undone, it's a brute force attack not the algorithm being cracked and reversed so it's like "if it can be done, we'll just smash it open".

But I get your point, simplicity is the best option but unfortunately as devices get more and more complex it will be ever unlikely they stay simple.

[Vitamin]

I wouldn't buy a phone without a headphone jack though, I don't really need the waterproof part either.

[m0dem]

*rolls eyes at phone title*
All those adjectives are untrue. (basically) Here's why:

• Unhackable -- No, just no...
  
• Unbreakable -- Cruise missile anyone?
  
• Waterproof -- Cruise missile and pond at the same time.
  

[mothered]

MD5

Before you say anything about rainbow tables etc, that's not them being undone, it's a brute force attack not the algorithm being cracked and reversed so it's like "if it can be done, we'll just smash it open".

But I get your point, simplicity is the best option but unfortunately as devices get more and more complex it will be ever unlikely they stay simple.

I see your point, and rightly so.

What I was referring to, was "undoing It", meaning It's password security via other means (as I've mentioned above), such as human manipulation by social engineering the password.

[meow]

They only call it unhackable because it's a marketing technique that makes computer-illiterate people (the majority of the population) feel inclined to buy it. Of course they know it isn't unhackable.

"If It can be done, It can be undone."

Undo a hashing algorithm.

[mothered]

Undo a hashing algorithm.

Read my above post, I've explained It there.

[sleaze]

Other than the whole security propaganda, it look alright and I might buy this. It'll be a nice alternative to the amount of galaxy s3's i've burned through.

[Jiggly]

The equation Is pretty simple. "If It can be done, It can be undone".

Everything, and I mean everything, can be hacked. Whether It's via technical/hardware gateways or human manipulation via social engineering (or a combination of both), there's ALWAYS a way In.

If the handset owner can get into their phone, then it's hackable.