Online leaks of 1.7 TB of Cellebrite, a provider of tools for law enforcement and a digital intelligence company, data have been reported. Numerous allegations assert that the government violated human rights by using the technology provided by Cellbrite to eavesdrop on civilians and journalists. Hacktivists asserted that the technologies had historically been used against journalists, activists, and dissidents all across the world. Software and documentation from Cellebrite and MSAB for phone forensics were supplied to us anonymously.

Israel-based smartphone hacking company Cellebrite suffered a data security incident after an anonymous source leaked around 4TB of proprietary data. The affected products were the company’s flagship product, Cellebrite Mobilogy, and the Cellebrite Team Foundation server. The exposed data included 430 GB of data from the Cellebrite Team Foundation Server and around 3.6TB of data was compromised and leaked from Cellebrite Mobilogy.

The Israeli mobile phone data extraction company Cellebrite was hacked by unknown hackers that provided the 900GB database to Motherboard. Vice Motherboard said that it received a request from an unidentified source for Cellebrite's 900GB database. Hashed passwords, technical information about Cellebrite's products, and basic contact details for users who subscribed to receive notifications from the company have all been made public. To notify its clients about the data breach that impacted an external web server hosting the business' licence management system, Cellebrite released a statement.