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Anonymous Source Leaks 4TB of Cellebrite Data After Cyberattack

Posted on August 6, 2022 by chum1ng0

Waqas reports:

Cellebrite is an Israel-based smartphone hacking (or cracking) firm that previously made headlines for unlocking iPhone devices for law enforcement and security agencies in the United States.

An anonymous source has leaked around 4TB of proprietary data belonging to Israeli digital intelligence firm, Cellebrite. The affected products are the company’s flagship product, Cellebrite Mobilogy, and the Cellebrite Team Foundation server.

Read more at HackRead.


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1 thought on “Anonymous Source Leaks 4TB of Cellebrite Data After Cyberattack”

  1. Dr. Miguel Gallardo PhD says:
    August 6, 2022 at 11:53 am

    @APEDANICA complained at Spanish Data Protection Authority concerning Leaks 4TB of Cellebrite Data After Cyberattack. We are pleased to co-operate with experts for international approaches to control “monster” companies like Cellebrite or NSO Group PEGASUS https://t.co/VTavWdsfw7

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