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Apple's iOS 17.4 update may have foiled the Cellebrite iPhone hacking tool used by law enforcement the world over

The iOS 17 software update may have made iPhones impossible to unlock by the popular Cellebrite hacking tool used by law enforcement officials.

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Baltimore Brings Back Controversial Cellphone Hacking System

A year after a court told Maryland police that Cellebrite searches were too broad, Baltimore quietly resumed using the software.

Reason

Cellebrite Launches Operation Find Them All to Aid Missing Children

John Walsh, advocate for missing children and host of America's Most Wanted, discusses the need for advanced technology in fighting child exploitation. Cel...

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The FBI's Anti-Encryption Campaign

The loss of public key encryption service providers would make us all more vulnerable, both physically and financially.

Reason

Labor under pressure to ban use of Israeli spyware in investigations of alleged welfare fraud

Service Australia’s use of technology at odds with joint statement Australia made with White House and others arguing for controls on commercial spyware

The Guardian - AU

Editorial: Don’t give DeSantis his own military machine

Gov. Ron DeSantis already abuses so many of his powers that he should not be given any more. But naturally, that’s what Florida’s eager-to-please Legislature plans to do.

Orlando Sentinel

DeSantis’ State Guard vision: planes, boats, police powers

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — When Gov. Ron DeSantis first proposed reviving the long-dormant Florida State Guard, he wanted 200 volunteers and a modest $5 million budget.

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Calif. police banking on phone-hacking tool to solve cold case murder

LOS ANGELES — For years, a locked cellphone belonging to the suspect in a Pasadena, California, homicide sat in an evidence room as investigators sought a way to get around the device's security measures.

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