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Possible new Cellebrite iPhone Radio Zero-Day

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Possible new Cellebrite iPhone Radio Zero-Day

Cellebrite has developed a new product called Advanced Unlocks (AU), a next-generation attack vector designed to unlock iPhones after first unlock, according to a leaked confidential document. The tool operates via a dedicated appliance with an approximately 8-meter range and reportedly functions even when Stolen Device Protection is enabled, positioning it as resistant to Apple's ongoing security changes.

Why it matters: Law enforcement and forensic practitioners should track this capability's availability and limitations, while iOS security teams and organizations managing stolen device scenarios need to understand that Stolen Device Protection may not fully prevent forensic extraction if this tool becomes operationally available.

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