Is Cellebrite sitting on an iPhone radio 0day? New analysis of advanced unlocks
DeepLogin · hn · 2026-10-20
A blog analysis by Justin explores whether forensic vendor Cellebrite's 'advanced unlock' capability relies on an undisclosed iPhone radio/baseband 0day. It traces how the range of supported iPhone models and unlock signals has shifted, suggesting Cellebrite may exploit a low-level bug Apple hasn't patched, reigniting debate over vulnerability stockpiling and oversight.
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