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It’s definitely the executives. You don’t get to say something like “a Cellebrite fell off a truck” if you’re anyone besides the CEO.
by spoonjim 6y ago
It’s definitely the executives. You don’t get to say something like “a Cellebrite fell off a truck” if you’re anyone besides the CEO.
- southerntofu 6y agoAnyone with basic legal training would definitely say the same. Anyone reading too much hacking/legal/mafia fiction may say the same. Anyone from France could say the same, given that expression [0] entered common language back in the 70-80's when expropriating logistics trucks to redistribute wealth to poorer neighborhoods was very common practice. [0] https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/tomb%C3%A9_du_camion https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/tomb%C3%A9_du_camion
- rideontime 6y agoIt's not about the commonly-known phrase, it's about the fact that it was used in an official blog post.
- spoonjim 6y agoAnd even cute staged pictures of the Cellebrite in the road. Nobody other than the CEO even would think of doing something so provocative in a space with national security interests and regulators involved.
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- robinj6 6y agoMoxie wrote the Cellebrite article.