Surveillance of Personal Mobile Comms is No Big Deal for Telcos

Requests for the collection of personal data should not prove to be a challenge for telecommunication companies.

As detailed in last week's Queen's Speech, the Government "intends to bring forward measures to maintain the ability of the law enforcement and intelligence agencies to access vital communications data under strict safeguards to protect the public, subject to scrutiny of draft clauses".

Leeor Ben-Peretz, V-P of business development at Cellebrite, said its solutions for the transfer and forensic analysis of data were complementary to what was in the bill, but a challenge may come for governments in terms of legal rights and data management.read the whole article

IPhones to BlackBerrys Cracked by Cops Using Digital Forensics

Detectives investigating the shooting death of a sheriff’s deputy in Sacramento, California, found a wealth of useful information in the 16-year-old suspect’s mobile phone.

Using a digital forensics tool weighing about 2 pounds, they were able to skirt passwords, pulling text messages and photographs from the teen’s phone and 16 other mobile devices belonging to fellow members of the Tiny Rascal Gang. The evidence helped prosecutors win a murder conviction.

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Mobile Phone and PDA Forensics: Cellebrite Releases UFED Physical Analyzer Version 2.0

April 21, 2011   ››  GIT Security

Cellebrite, provider of mobile forensic solutions, announced the release of UFED Physical Analyzer, Version 2.0, a comprehensive software package update for its market-leading mobile forensic extraction device.
With the latest iteration of UFED Physical Analyzer 2.0, law enforcement and intelligence agencies will possess a more robust and powerful tool for analyzing mobile phone data used to arrest, try and convict lawbreakers. read the whole article

Cellebrite Releases UFED Physical Analyzer, Version 2.0

March 23, 2011   ››  Digital Forensic Investigators News

Cellebrite, USA, provider of mobile forensic solutions, announces the release of UFED Physical Analyzer, Version 2.0, a comprehensive software package update for its mobile forensic extraction device. With the latest iteration of UFED Physical Analyzer 2.0, law enforcement and intelligence agencies will possess a more robust and powerful tool for analyzing mobile phone data used to arrest, try, and convict lawbreakers.read the whole article

Turkcell Provides Subscribers with Instant POS Applications Uploading with Cellebrite's UME-36Pro

May 27, 2010   ››  IT Backbones

Cellebrite's UME-36Pro (Universal Memory Exchanger) latest upgrade allows Turkcell subscribers to upload their favorite applications at the Point Of Sale

Cellebrite, the leading provider of cell phone synchronization and management systems has announced that Turkcell (NYSE: TKC, ISE: TCELL), the leading communications and technology company in Turkey has upgraded their UME-36Pro system with its latest feature. The UME-36Pro's upgrade provides Turkcell the ability to better distribute applications while increasing their adoption rate by making installation immediate, simple and seamless at the point of sale. read the whole article

Cellebrite Offers In-store App Downloads

Cellebrite, which provides mobile phone synchronisation and management systems, has announced the latest upgrade to its UME-36 system, which allows operators to distribute their applications at the point of sale. Cellebrite says the approach is designed to increase the adoption rate of mobile apps by making installation immediate, simple and seamless. Read the whole article

Cellebrite in O2 Germany Deployment

Cellebrite, which provides mobile phone synchronization and management systems has deployed its of UME-36 back-up device to around 1,000 Telefónica O2 retail outlets in Germany. Customers can now transfer their content automatically from one mobile to another in a few minutes in store, using the device, free of charge. The service will also be available for non-O2 customers for a nominal fee. O2 is branding the service ‘My Contacts’. Read the whole article