Israeli-based digital intelligence company Cellebrite provides software that enables the extraction of data from devices. While law enforcement loves this, it raises ire from phone manufacturers and ...

Reduces investigative workloads from weeks to minutes accelerating investigations like never beforeTYSONS CORNER, Va. and PETAH TIKVA, Israel, June 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Cellebrite DI Ltd.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. This 2019 photo provided by Cellebrite DI, National Center for Missing & Exploited Children Co-Founder John Walsh (left) and ...

Last week, the CEO of messaging app Signal got his hands on Cellebrite software, which is typically used for extracting data from mobile devices. Several security vulnerabilities were discovered with ...

After the cellphone hacking company Cellebrite said it had figured out a way to access the secure messaging app Signal, Signal said in a blog post that it has turned the tables. The app's creator ...

Cellebrite DI (NASDAQ:CLBT) executives said the company is seeing broader customer adoption of its digital investigations platform, with artificial intelligence, cloud migration and U.S. federal ...

Phone scanning and data extraction company Cellebrite is facing the prospect of app makers being able to hack back at the tool, after Signal revealed it was possible to gain arbitrary code execution ...

For years, Israeli digital forensics firm Cellebrite has helped governments and police around the world break into confiscated mobile phones, mostly by exploiting vulnerabilities that went overlooked ...

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Cellebrite provides essential digital intelligence and forensic tools for law enforcement, with its flagship UFED software achieving near 100% adoption in US agencies. The company's high net revenue ...

Encrypted messaging app Signal dealt a major blow to Cellebrite, a company that specializes in breaking into locked phones. Moxie Marlinspike, Signal's CEO, published an explosive blog Wednesday ...