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Cellebrite Acquires Corellium for $200 Million, Enhancing Law Enforcement Data Extraction
Cellebrite acquired Corellium, a virtual phone technology company, for $200 million, enhancing law enforcement's ability to extract data from seized devices; the deal includes $150 million in cash, $20 million in stock, and a potential additional $30 million; Corellium's founder, Chris Wade, who pre...
Cellebrite Acquires Corellium for $200 Million, Enhancing Law Enforcement Data Extraction
Cellebrite acquired Corellium, a virtual phone technology company, for $200 million, enhancing law enforcement's ability to extract data from seized devices; the deal includes $150 million in cash, $20 million in stock, and a potential additional $30 million; Corellium's founder, Chris Wade, who pre...
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44% Bias Score
Serbia Accused of Illegal Spyware Use Against Journalists and Activists
Amnesty International accuses Serbian authorities of illegally using Israeli spyware, Cellebrite's UFED and NoviSpy, to hack phones of journalists and activists, violating their privacy and freedom of expression; the Serbian Security Intelligence Agency denies wrongdoing.
Serbia Accused of Illegal Spyware Use Against Journalists and Activists
Amnesty International accuses Serbian authorities of illegally using Israeli spyware, Cellebrite's UFED and NoviSpy, to hack phones of journalists and activists, violating their privacy and freedom of expression; the Serbian Security Intelligence Agency denies wrongdoing.
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36% Bias Score
Serbia: Illegal Surveillance of Activists Using Cellebrite and NoviSpy Spyware
Amnesty International's report details how Serbian police and intelligence agencies used Cellebrite's mobile forensics tools and NoviSpy spyware to illegally surveil journalists, activists, and environmental campaigners, extracting personal data and remotely activating phone features.
Serbia: Illegal Surveillance of Activists Using Cellebrite and NoviSpy Spyware
Amnesty International's report details how Serbian police and intelligence agencies used Cellebrite's mobile forensics tools and NoviSpy spyware to illegally surveil journalists, activists, and environmental campaigners, extracting personal data and remotely activating phone features.
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20% Bias Score
Serbia Accused of Misusing Cellebrite Surveillance Software to Spy on Activists
Amnesty International accuses Serbia of using Cellebrite surveillance software to secretly monitor activists and a journalist, copying their contact lists and uploading data to a government server following interviews with Serbian police and security officials, raising concerns about human rights an...
Serbia Accused of Misusing Cellebrite Surveillance Software to Spy on Activists
Amnesty International accuses Serbia of using Cellebrite surveillance software to secretly monitor activists and a journalist, copying their contact lists and uploading data to a government server following interviews with Serbian police and security officials, raising concerns about human rights an...
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36% Bias Score
Irish Police Defend Use of Israeli Tech Amidst Boycott Calls
Ireland's Garda Síochána uses Cellebrite technology for crime solving, despite calls for a boycott due to its Israeli origins, and spent nearly €500,000 on it in 2024; its use was crucial in solving the Anna Mooney murder case.
Irish Police Defend Use of Israeli Tech Amidst Boycott Calls
Ireland's Garda Síochána uses Cellebrite technology for crime solving, despite calls for a boycott due to its Israeli origins, and spent nearly €500,000 on it in 2024; its use was crucial in solving the Anna Mooney murder case.
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48% Bias Score
Serbia Accused of Using Spyware to Surveil Activists and Journalists
Amnesty International reported that Serbian police and intelligence used Cellebrite and a new spyware, NoviSpy, to hack the phones of activists and journalists, illegally accessing their data, raising concerns about state control and repression amidst anti-government protests.
Serbia Accused of Using Spyware to Surveil Activists and Journalists
Amnesty International reported that Serbian police and intelligence used Cellebrite and a new spyware, NoviSpy, to hack the phones of activists and journalists, illegally accessing their data, raising concerns about state control and repression amidst anti-government protests.
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40% Bias Score
Serbia: Amnesty International Exposes Illegal Use of Spyware Against Activists
Amnesty International's report exposes the illegal use of Cellebrite's mobile forensic tools and NoviSpy spyware by Serbian police and intelligence services to monitor journalists, environmental activists, and human rights defenders; the spyware was linked to the Serbian Security Information Agency ...
Serbia: Amnesty International Exposes Illegal Use of Spyware Against Activists
Amnesty International's report exposes the illegal use of Cellebrite's mobile forensic tools and NoviSpy spyware by Serbian police and intelligence services to monitor journalists, environmental activists, and human rights defenders; the spyware was linked to the Serbian Security Information Agency ...
Progress
52% Bias Score
Serbian Intelligence Accused of Hacking Journalists' Phones with Spyware
Amnesty International accuses Serbian intelligence services of using Israeli Cellebrite spyware and a new domestic program, NoviSpy, to hack the phones of at least 13 journalists and activists, copying data and sending it to a BIA server; the incident followed interrogations, raising concerns about ...
Serbian Intelligence Accused of Hacking Journalists' Phones with Spyware
Amnesty International accuses Serbian intelligence services of using Israeli Cellebrite spyware and a new domestic program, NoviSpy, to hack the phones of at least 13 journalists and activists, copying data and sending it to a BIA server; the incident followed interrogations, raising concerns about ...
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36% Bias Score
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