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> So in some cases Cellebrite does have the power to break the saved data encryption. IIUC, in those cases they could instead just open the Signal app.
by tw25520481 6y ago
> So in some cases Cellebrite does have the power to break the saved data encryption.
IIUC, in those cases they could instead just open the Signal app.
- upofadown 6y agoBut you would never want to do something like that if you were looking for evidence you might want to present at a trial.
- Brian_K_White 6y agoSo what? That's a procedural rule not the difference between "cracking encryption" and not. It still means all they did was automate something, not crack something.
- polar 6y agoOpening up the database reveals more metadata than would be visible in the application's user interface.