Cellebrite DI Ltd.

Prosecutors say the scope of that search and what was missing from the phone matter, which, yeah.

On February 9th, after handing over that phone, Farwell used a work phone to search whether deleted iMessages could be recovered with Celebrite, a forensic extraction tool, which we know all about Celebrite from our friend.

What was his name? The plastic surgeon.

And there's no celebrate in jail,

But they're all working somewhat in tandem to cover these horrific crimes for each other.

An FBI examiner testified that on February 9th of 2021, someone on Matthews' phone searched, can delete iMessage be recovered by Cellbrite? Cellbrite is a software police use to pull everything off a phone.

On October 26th, the medical examiner told the jury she ruled Sandra's death an S in May 2021. and changed it to undetermined in April of 26.

Before that first ruling, her office emailed state police for updates.

So today, obviously, Desi joining us from sunny climbs down south where he's going into summer while we're going into winter in the Northern Hemisphere.

And Matt Gokul from Celebrite, who is somewhere in the Northern Hemisphere in the US, probably suffering from the same sort of weather as we are, which is variable and unpleasant.

Well, I'm actually in Florida, so it's variably incredibly hot and mostly unpleasant.

So, Matt, thank you very much for joining us today.

We we obviously you're coming in from Celebrite and we'll talk about Celebrite and the products that you're you're currently getting onto the market, new releases and things like that in a minute.

But very briefly before this, you alluded to a very interesting career path from law enforcement into.

where you are now in Celebrite Marketing through the investigation side of digital.

Do you want to tell us a little bit about your background and give us an idea of where you're coming at this from?

Next big thing I'm concerned about, since I kind of stay focusing on law enforcement surveillance technologies, is mobile forensic attraction tools.

So this is things like Celebrite and Gray Key would be the terms you've heard.

These are tools that law enforcement uses to, if somebody's phone is unlocked, make a copy of all the data on that phone, all your signal messages, all your photos, your browser history, your emails, your contacts, everything.

And then they can keep that data in a database for as long as a judge will let them or if they get a warrant for this.

Yeah, I don't know the details on that one.

But I think I heard like Cellbrite or whoever that Israeli company is managed to compromise the iPhone if you're within like 10 feet or whatever.

So that's not super useful, but I guess it could be useful for like high-profile targets or whatever.

All right.

no yeah let's dive into this last story here um about celebrate but just uh just a reminder to everyone if you have any questions uh drop them in the chat we'll try and get to them after this story so this story here is from justin.sh um it's is celebrate sitting on a an iPhone radio zero day.

Basically, this person said they've obtained a Celebrite document marked Confidential 2 that describes a breakthrough method to provide AFU, which is after first unlock, access to iPhone 11 to 16 on iOS 26 to iOS 26.4+.

with expanded coverage promised.

According to Celebrite, this is a next generation after first unlock vector that is more resilient to Apple's OS changes.

It works with stolen device protection enabled, which tightens USB restrictions.

It's enabled by a dedicated appliance with a stated range of about eight meters.

Celebrite calls it Advanced Unlocks AU from here on, but not to be confused with the advanced unlocking services they've marketed for years.

A press release from earlier this year confirms Advanced Unlocks is a new product for 2026.