¿Gracias a la tecnología israelí: Rusia hackeó el teléfono de un preso político?
Una nueva investigación determina: Rusia hackeó el teléfono de un famoso preso político, gracias al uso de la tecnología de la empresa israelí Cellebrite. El hackeo ocurrió meses después de que la empresa israelí cancelara…
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A new investigation alleges that Russian authorities used technology from the Israeli company Cellebrite to break into the phone of a prominent political prisoner, months after Cellebrite had terminated its contracts with Russia. The story raises questions about the efficacy of corporate sanctions and the potential for dual-use technology to reach adversarial actors despite stated policy changes. The key detail to watch is whether the breach occurred through a third-party intermediary or an unremediated security vulnerability, which would determine the degree of Cellebrite's actual culpability.