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Cellebrite iPhone cracking tool cannot forcibly unlock devices running iOS 17.4 and later
Cellebrite, the digital forensics company infamous for supplying law enforcement agencies and police departments with tools to crack locked iPhones, is seemingly unable to crack most modern iPhone models running recent versions of iOS 17, according to leaked documents obtained by 404 Media. The "Support Matrix" documents provide a summary of iPhone and Android devices that can be cracked by…
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