The document discusses iCloud Keychain and iOS 7 data protection. It provides an overview of how iCloud Keychain works, including how keychain items are encrypted and stored in iCloud's key-value store and escrow proxy. It notes that with the default 4-digit security code, Apple or an adversary could perform an offline brute force attack to instantly decrypt the backup keybag and access synced keychain records. The document recommends using a complex, random security code and random iCloud ID to prevent such attacks. In conclusions, it stresses verifying vendor claims, never using a simple security code, and that iCloud Keychain is reasonably well-engineered but not without shortcomings.