Encryption & Key Management , Forensics , Security Operations
Matt Bergin of KoreLogic Says Forensic Tools Need Regular Security Audits Jeremy Kirk (jeremy_kirk) • May 3, 2021Can courts trust evidence collected by Cellebrite's mobile device forensic tools?
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The question was posed late last month by Signal, the messaging app that is a recent new target for Cellebrite's data-collecting tools for law enforcement. Signal's founder, Moxie Marlinspike, contended that software vulnerabilities found in Cellebrite's tools could be used to tamper with evidence. As a result, one lawyer has already filed a motion for a new trial. (see: Signal Founder Says Cellebrite's Forensics Tools Flawed).
But Marlinspike isn't the only one who has taken a close look at Cellebrite's devices. On Friday, Matt Bergin of KoreLogic will present his latest findings - which relate to Cellebrite's Universal Forensic Extraction Device, or UFED - at the Black Hat Asia conference.
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