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Joseph CoxI've verified that a set of leaked documents which show what phones Cellebrite can (and can't) unlock are authentic. Shows company could not unlock a sizeable chunk of modern iPhones just recently. Also shows some issues with Google Pixels 6-8 https://www.404media.co/leaked-docs-show-what-phones-cellebrite-can-and-cant-unlock/
ocdtrekkie@josephcox So this pretty much confirms what everyone who's got infosec chops already knows: The best defense is a regularly updated iPhone.
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GrapheneOS (@[email protected])
Attached: 2 images Cellebrite's list of capabilities provided to customers in April 2024 shows they can successfully exploit every non-GrapheneOS Android device brand both BFU and AFU, but not GrapheneOS if patch level is past late 2022. It shows only Pixels stop brute force via the secure element.
Martin Seeger@josephcox AFAIK they circumvent the brute force detection. But they still use brute force attacks. If you don’t use a simple PIN, that severely dampens their chances.
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Nice work.
Nice work.