gary miliefsky is a cyber security expert and the ceo of snoopwall, a company based in nashua. he says if the fbi succeeds in forcing apple to create special backdoor access for its devices it will cause immediate problems. backdoors the same day they' re put into the equipment. adam: in addition to compromising the photos, videos and personal information on every iphone miliefsky says apple will hurt its business. >> so apple will lose revenues. cyber criminals and cyber terrorists will gain access to the same backdoors that the government wants. adam: at tech startup adored in manchester ceo cory von wallenstein is watching this case closely. >> privacy comes first and foremost for our business and we' re glad that apple is holding the line. a backdoor and encryption keys exist that can access anyone' s iphone they can be used repeatedly. >> folks will not know that these tools can be exploited and could be actively used and that' s the big difference between these tools in the technology world and just your average safe full of information. adam: gary miliefsky says it' s im

matt: cyber security expert gary miliefsky tells us once someone has your name and social security number, they can pretend to be you, and get credit in your name. but breach victims can take action. gary says start by going to the social security website and opening an account. >> if you don' t open your account now, one day one of the hackers will and they will and they can take advantange of your social security, medicaid, medicare. in addition contact all of the three credit brueaus, experian, trans union and equifax and get a credit freeze and tell them you have been a victim of fraud. matt: it is also important to know that you see officials say medical records and credit card records were not at all a part of this breach. along with a hotline, they have set up a website for information on on both of those, go to wesh.com. matt lupoli, wesh 2 news. a man already in jail in orlando, is now charged with the rape of an ohio state student that happened nearly five years ago. police say 33-year-old travis niemi broke into the 22-year-old' s apartment, beat her up, and then raped her. tha

cybersecurity expert gary miliefsky.who's company tracks malware he says certain to steal your personal information,(anna) what are the consequences for me as a consumer?(miliefsky) you're gonna lose your identity. you're gonna wonder why there was a transaction. you're gonna wonder how someone got into your bank account and paid a bill that doesn't exist. milifesky says (gfx1) when you download an app, you also give permission for it to accses other parts of your phone. like an alarm clock app that can also track phone calls (gfx1)(miliefsky) do you think an alarm clock needs all those permissions: calls you've made, call history, your device id //miliefsky to me this is not a safe alarm clock. and there's the weather and flashlight apps he says exploit legitimate banking apps to capture informationas he showed us in a demonstration of what could happen when a photo of a check to send to their bank:(anna) what happens to the check now? (m) well the app spies on the camera and noticed the check and grabbed a copy of it, shipped it off to a server somewhere far away(gfx2) last year the group fireeye discovered 11 malware apps being used on iphones that gathered u