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iPhone hack turns mobile forensics firm into the biggest name in cybersecurity

04
Apr
2016
Image Credits: bgr.com

Image Credits: bgr.com

It took one day for Cellebrite, an Israeli mobile forensics firm to go from relative obscurity to becoming arguably the biggest name in cybersecurity.

Two days ago the world wondered if the San Bernardino iPhone would ever be unlocked by the FBI. Then yesterday news broke that the FBI successfully hacked into deceased terrorist Syed Farook’s iPhone with technology supplied by Cellebrite.

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