Leaked Cellebrite Tool Docs Reveal List of Phones That Can Be Unlocked
https://cybersecuritynews.com/phones-cellebrite-tool-can-unlock/
Documents leaked from Cellebrite, a digital forensic solution provider created in Israel, have revealed a list of smartphones that can be unlocked using their tools.
The leaked document, obtained by Cybersecurity News, includes models from various manufacturers such as Apple, Samsung, and Google, as well as devices running on different operating systems.
Cellebrite's tools are widely used by law enforcement agencies and governments worldwide, raising concerns about the potential impact on user privacy and security, especially given Israel's reputation for producing surveillance technology.
The leak highlights the importance of addressing the security and privacy implications of these technologies and ensuring that user data is protected from unauthorized access, particularly when used by governments with a history of surveillance.
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