Signal details the vulnerabilities of Cellebrite, the powerful tool to access blocked mobiles

During the last few years the Israeli security company Cellebrite has become famous for its data extraction tool. Taking advantage of vulnerabilities in smartphones, they manage to extract contacts, messages, locations and more information even if they are blocked. Now Signal is going for them, they say that they know the vulnerabilities of the tool and that they will actively fight to interfere in its operation.

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OPPO Enco Air: TWS headphones with up to 24 hours of autonomy and less than 100 euros for Europe

We are getting used to seeing wireless headphones hit the market, which are generally known as TWS or ‘True Wireless System’, from OPPO’s Enco line. The Chinese manufacturer continues to strengthen its catalog and the last to arrive, also setting foot in Europe, are the OPPO Enco Air.

The new headphones have a design that is already quite characteristic of this type of device that Powerfully reminds us of the original Apple AirPods. In addition, it comes with noise cancellation although only for calls, no active cancellation for other uses. Let’s see what they have for us.

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113 GB of personal data of millions of customers

Cyber ​​attackers group Babuk has finally released all of Phone House’s customer and employee data. After a first file with the personal data of more than a million customers, all the data that they would have obtained from Phone House has now been published. Total, 113 GB of files and databases corresponding to more than 13 million Phone House customers, according to cyber attackers.

In the filtration it is possible to navigate between thousands of data. Columns with names, surnames, IDs, bank accounts, addresses, telephone numbers, emails, dates of birth and even the place of work or the store where the user became a customer.

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Huawei Mate 40 Pro, Mate 40E and Mate X2 4G: Huawei’s new high-end are the same as their 5G brothers, but without 5G

If the Huawei P40 5G got a 4G brother and the P30 Pro and P30 Lite were succeeded by the P30 Pro and P30 Lite New Edition, now it is the turn of the latest smartphones of the company. And it is that Huawei has launched in China, again, the Mate 40 Pro, Mate 40E and Mate X2 (the last folding). The data sheet is exactly the same, except for one nuance: they are not compatible with 5G networks, they are only compatible with 4G networks.

Otherwise, they are exactly the same devices. There is literally not the slightest change in their technical sheets, even the processor is the same in all three models. The only difference is therefore that they will not be able to connect to 5G networks. Otherwise, the same mobiles. Huawei has not yet revealed the price of them, but if we stick to what we have seen with the P40 5G and 4G, we can expect a slight reduction.

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