“Building a ‘backdoor’ to the iPhone: an ethical dilemma”

        QUESTION 1 (a/b) – On digital traces In reference to the case “Building a ‘backdoor’ to the iPhone: an ethical dilemma”: The case discusses reasons why the FBI wanted to examine the data stored in the terrorists’ iPhones. They refer to digital traces (even if they don’t use this term, which you can easily Google). (A) From a computer forensics standpoint, provide two examples of digital traces stored in the terrorists’ device (iPhone) that could be relevant to the then ongoing investigation. (B) What are other everyday use devices with the ability to store (and potentially share with third party) digital traces? Please list and briefly discuss at least two. [30 points] Note: In total, your answer should not exceed 15 lines. Please write one para per answer. QUESTION 2 – On use of technologies that deviate from the purpose they were designed for In reference to the case “A $10 million question and other cybersecurity-related ethical dilemmas amide the COVID-19 pandemic”: Identify non healt-related positive and negative uses of analytics capabilities applied to data collected with digital contact tracing apps (one positive and one negative is enough). [30 points] Note: In total, your answer should not exceed 15 lines. Please write one para per answer.