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Five Eyes renew calls for backdoors in security products
The problem is that mechanisms for law enforcement to circumvent encryption inherently weaken security by adding an additional layer of access.
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Cellebrite claims it can crack any iPhone or Android, Trump admins weigh encryption ban
Israeli data extraction firm Cellebrite announced the ability to break into any iPhone or Android device for law enforcement agencies near the same time Trump administration officials weighed the pros and cons of banning encryption law enforcement can’t break. Senior Trump officials met Wednesday to discuss whether to seek legislation that would crack down on…
Privacy & Compliance
Apple feature to thwart law enforcement access to iPhones
USB Restricted Mode will close a long-standing loophole and make it more difficult for law enforcement to access the contents of iPhones.
Privacy & Compliance
Apple discloses new protections against snoopy apps and websites at WWDC event
Apple's newest enhancements to its Safari browser will inhibit websites and apps -- including Facebook -- from using cookies and fingerprinting techniques to track users across the internet.
Network Security
Cellebrite competitor GrayKey raises security concerns with iPhone unlocking device
A product made by Cellebrite competitor GrayKey is raising security concerns over a standalone device capable of unlocking iPhones.
Network Security
Cellebrite reportedly can unlock every iPhone Model
Israel-based Cellebrite reportedly privately announced the capability to subvert the security of iOS 11 enabled devices.
Network Security
Cellebrite celebrates: Israeli firm can now open iPhone 6 and 6 plus
The mobile forensics company Cellebrite is slowly catching up with its abilities to exfiltrate data from mainstream mobile phones, and has come under criticism for selling its technology to autocratic regimes.
Features
Whatever happened to Apple versus FBI?
SC Media throws it back to February 2016 when Apple and the FBI squared off for a contest that never happened. The immediate issue was temporarily resolved, but the controversy never died. Teri Robinson reports.
Data Breach
Cellebrite loses 900GB of customer data in breach of old server
Cellebrite, which rose to fame in 2016 when the FBI allegedly approached it to crack open the iPhone 5c of San Bernardino shooter Syed Farook, has suffered a 900GB data breach.
Network Security
U.S. state police spent millions on Cellebrite tech
A recent investigation revealed state police departments in the U.S. have spent millions of dollars on phone cracking technology from the Israeli firm Cellebrite.
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