Bryan Kohberger flexed like ‘American Psycho’ and spent Christmas night reading about serial killers

Digital forensics experts uncover disturbing online activity from convicted killer’s phone

Bryan Kohberger ‘prepared’ for quadruple Idaho murders, expert was set to testify: ‘He didn’t just Google these cases’

Before the DNA, before the arrest, before his name was ever made public, Bryan Kohberger was already preparing to kill. Two digital forensics experts tell Andrea Cavallier what they discovered by digging through his phone

New video from night of Idaho college murders released

Authorities have released surveillance video of Bryan Kohberger’s vehicle looping around the home on King Road just prior to the killings where four college students were murdered.

Neuquén Police added cutting-edge software for digital forensics in serious cases

The Neuquén Police have implemented a system with a 90% effectiveness rate for unlocking cell phones and analyzing digital devices in complex crime cases. This will be key in homicide and drug investigations.

Scanning technology is coming to detect child porn. Here’s what it means

Smartphones, social media and secret chat apps helped fuel an unimaginable internet flood of sexually explicit images of children, with more than 60 million such photos, videos and files reported circulating online last year.

House of Lords AI summit at London Tech Week warns of ‘skills cliff edge’ threatening UK’s competitive future

A summit held at the House of Lords during London Tech Week has sounded the alarm over a looming “skills cliff edge” in the UK workforce, as artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape the economy and redefine job roles across industries.

Phone unlocking firm Cellebrite to acquire mobile testing startup Corellium for $170M

Cellebrite, a company that makes forensic equipment for unlocking smartphones, said it is acquiring mobile testing startup Corellium for $170 million in cash, with $20 million converted to equity at closing.

Trump Pardoned Him. Now He’s Selling His Cyber Business For $200 Million

When trying to find a vulnerability in Apple iPhones or Android devices, many cybersecurity researchers now use a tool from Florida-based startup Corellium.

UK Government Aims to Redefine Policing with National AI Lab Model

The Home Office’s National Policing Capabilities Unit (NPCU), in collaboration with the Accelerated Capability Environment (ACE), has completed a discovery project exploring how an in-house national AI lab could transform the future of policing in the UK.

Britain’s building a £1bn ‘army of hackers’ – but they have already been outpaced by Russia

“The keyboard has become a weapon of war,” Defence Secretary John Healey announced at MoD Corsham, the UK’s military cyber HQ, on Wednesday.

Cellebrite Enterprise Solutions: Navigating the Most Widely Used Apps and Messaging Sources in Investigations

In today’s digital age, communication happens across a multitude of platforms, and it’s essential for investigators to understand and navigate the most widely used apps and messaging sources.

UK Border Security Taskforce launched

A new, specialist taskforce has been launched to significantly enhance the UK’s border security by strengthening police efforts to tackle organised immigration crime gangs operating within the country and facilitating people smuggling across the Channel.

Tech leaders descend on House of Lords to discuss role of AI

Leaders join debate chaired by Centropy PR’s Steven George-Hilley regarding transformative role that AI will play in the UK jobs market

New taskforce supports UK border security in fight against people smuggling

A key objective of the government’s position on illegal immigration is combating criminal behaviour facilitating human trafficking into the country.

Discussing Key Insights from Cellebrite’s 2025 DFIR Industry Survey

Forensic Focus podcast host Si Biles sits down with Cellebrite’s Heather Barnhart and Paul Lorentz to speak about key insights from the 2025 Industry Trends Survey.

AI And eDiscovery: A New Era In Legal Technology

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant future technology but an integral force driving change across multiple industries, including the legal sector.

Ofcom cracks down on harmful online content with new regulations to protect children

Ofcom has released the final version of its landmark online safety regulations, heralding what it calls “transformational new protections” for children navigating the digital world.

Empowering investigations: AI’s impact on law enforcement: Enhancing efficiency and solving complex crimes

Law enforcement agencies worldwide are under immense pressure to solve complex cases with fewer resources, as rising demands and staffing shortages create mounting challenges. Amid this strain, artificial intelligence (AI) is emerging as a groundbreaking ally in investigations – an invaluable force multiplier that allows agencies to work smarter, not harder.

UK commits £3.25bn to public services and AI in spring statement to drive growth and productivity

John Lucey, VP EMEA North for digital intelligence firm Cellebrite, said AI can help the public sector save time and money by automating repetitive tasks like reporting and analysis. However, he cautioned that any public safety applications must involve human oversight and governance.

UK Law Enforcement Urged to Take Aggressive Action Against AI-driven Crime

Law enforcement in the UK must take a more proactive approach to tackling AI-driven crime as threats continue to escalate, a new report from the Alan Turing Institute has warned.

Combating The Rise Of AI-Generated Child Exploitation Material With Heather Barnhart

Cellebrite’s Heather Barnhart discusses the rise of AI-generated material on the Forensic Focus Podcast.

Police chiefs gather in London for cyber crime summit

Leading Police and Crime and Crime Commissioners gathered in London for a special summit to discuss the challenges posed by AI, cyber-crime and digital policing.

“We extracted information from terrorists’ devices”: Cellebrite is much more than just unlocking a locked iPhone

As the world advances technologically, more information is stored on our smartphones. On the one hand, every consumer wants their privacy, but on the other hand, their phone can assist security agencies in sensitive investigations.

Shifting Perspectives in the Drug War: Identifying Patterns with AI

A new perspective emerging in the war on drugs leverages the power of data and artificial intelligence (AI)-powered digital investigative solutions to combat drug trafficking at its core.

UCO will use computer forensic software to recover the Attorney General’s messages

The Central Operations Unit is already working on recovering the missing messages of Álvaro García Ortiz . In the document sent to the Supreme Court judge Ángel Hurtado that gave rise to the order in which the instructor asks for help from Google and WhatsApp , the Civil Guard states that it has systems to carry out “a process of recovering deleted messages through the use of forensic computer software ” that requires, however, express judicial authorization.

A Brighter Future in the Fight Against Child Sexual Abuse Material

Not only does the REPORT Act improve the reporting process, which is one of the biggest hurdles in investigating CSAM; it also pushes for modernization and enhancement of police investigative capabilities. With the act’s implementation, transformative shifts will take place.

The murder case against Jason Chen; found guilty of first-degree murder of Jasmine Pace

The Chattanooga Police Department obtained a search warrant for Chen’s phone and grey Toyota Camry, which was towed back to Hamilton County as evidence. A forensic download was done on Chen’s phone using Cellebrite, allowing investigators to see everything on the device from texts to images.

Tech leaders gather to discuss AI Opportunities Action Plan

Speaking at the event, John Lucey, VP EMEA North for Cellebrite, commented, “We’ve seen the importance of AI and digital policy this week with the launch of the AI Opportunities Actions Plan poised to position the UK as a global AI leader. Data will play a central role in Britain’s AI future, requiring comprehensive data management systems and data privacy protocols to ensure that AI is trained on trustworthy data and that data inputs don’t breach privacy laws.”

Crime and Code: The Benefits and Challenges ofUsing AI in Law Enforcement Investigations

Today, law enforcement agencies are seeing an increase in artificial intelligence (AI)-related crime. With 90% of cases today involving at least one digital element, and the average personal device containing hundreds of thousands of messages, images and videos, many law enforcement teams are now leaning into the same kind of tech to quickly analyze high volumes of data, identify patterns in evidence and accelerate investigations.

This is how ‘Cellebrite’ works, the program used by the UCO to recover deleted messages from the attorney general’s phone

The Supreme Court judge has asked the Central Operations Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard to recover deleted messages from the Attorney General’s phone during key days. To do this, a computer tool of Israeli origin known as ‘Cellebrite’ will be used , a technology with forensic validity that allows the extraction of all data from electronic devices, even if they have been deleted.

UnitedHealthcare CEO assassination: Here are the breadcrumbs left behind by a killer

Some devices can be unlocked quickly using technology like Cellebrite, which plugs into a phone and “allows everything in that phone to be downloaded in a fantastic, readable, usable product,” Duffey said.

What happens when law enforcement wants to break into someone’s smartphone?

Cellebrite CMO David Gee speaks with NPR’s Sacha Pfeiffer about Cellebrite technology and accessing data on smartphones in the wake of the assassination attempt on former U.S. President Donald Trump.

Cellebrite Appoints Board Chair, Lead Independent Director

Data management and intelligence company Cellebrite DI Ltd. announced to investors Monday that it had appointed a new interim chairman and new lead independent director to its board.

Ethical AI in law enforcement: Navigating the balance between innovation and responsibility

In the ever-evolving landscape of law enforcement, technology has consistently played a pivotal role in enhancing the capabilities of police forces worldwide. From the groundbreaking use of fingerprints in the early 20th century to the advent of DNA analysis, each technological milestone has brought both opportunities and challenges. Today, we stand at the frontier of a new era: the age of artificial intelligence (AI) in policing.

Smartphone Forensics And Fake Texts—How Are Courts Responding?

Screenshots of smartphone text messages have become a common feature in courtrooms, but their reliability is increasingly under scrutiny.

Burnet PD using forensic software in investigations

Burnet PD and the Marble Falls Police recently purchased Cellebrite, a program that can help extract important data from phones.

On-demand webinar: Harnessing AI in law enforcement: Transforming digital investigations for smarter policing

Explore how AI is reshaping digital investigations, tackling complex cases and preparing agencies for tomorrow’s policing challenges

This is how operators can know the calls from a cell phone if they receive a court order, as in the case of the Attorney General

Spain is still awaiting the case of Álvaro García Ortiz, the Attorney General of the State , and the deletion of messages from his mobile phones following the leak to the media of the tax file against Alberto Gómez Amador, partner of Isabel Día Ayuso, president of the Community of Madrid.

Defense purchases artificial intelligence for the battlefield

Defense has initiated the process to incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) systems into the decision-making process “in the technical environment and in the operation of the Terran Army.”

Danish police use new super weapon

Danish police have used a special weapon to gain access to the phones of young Swedish gang criminals.

Rio Police Buy Cellebrite, the Terror of Criminals’ Cellphones and Computers

The Civil Police of the State of Rio de Janeiro acquired this week the Cellebrite Inseyets software, the most modern technology solution for unlocking and extracting data from cellular devices and computers today.

Report: FBI hacked into Trump assassin’s phone using Israeli Cellebrite software

FBI agents used Israeli software from Cellebrite to hack into the smartphone of Donald Trump’s assassin , the Washington Post reports. Cellebrite’s technology allows for rapid hacking into phones locked with passwords.

Is it real or not? Navigating new AI threats and safeguarding digital identities

As AI technology evolves, law enforcement faces new challenges in distinguishing real from AI-generated content; this complexity is reshaping investigative methods and legal frameworks.

Investigative Artificial Intelligence: Technological Innovation in Deciphering

Artificial intelligence, which is redefining almost every field of activity, is changing the world of investigations and solving crimes from end to end.

UNIVERSAE promotes cybersecurity and academic innovation in Costa Rica

San José, Dec 5 (elmundo.cr) – The facilities of the UNIVERSAE International University (UIU), recently inaugurated in Costa Rica, have become, in recent days, a technological innovation laboratory through which to promote cybersecurity training in the region.

Forbes Innovation Cybersecurity What The Alex Murdaugh Murders Teach Us About Phone Security

The trial of Alex Murdaugh for the murders of his wife, Maggie, and son Paul shocked the nation. It was a case filled with lies, betrayal and, ultimately, justice. But buried within the courtroom drama was a digital mystery that took months to unravel: Paul Murdaugh’s iPhone.

The six-digit code that led police to a murder victim’s shallow grave

After 10 months, and eight failed attempts to access murder victim Yanfei Bao’s phone, the stakes were high. There were 1 million combinations for the iPhone 14’s six-digit pin, but only two chances left to crack the code.

Practical AI: Real-world applications and limitations in law enforcement

Law enforcement is leveraging AI to solve complex cases, yet success depends on blending cutting-edge technology with human judgment.

Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio denies communications with DC cop at obstruction trial

WASHINGTON (CN) — Former Proud Boys national chairman Enrique Tarrio took the stand Thursday to testify on behalf of a former D.C. police officer facing charges of obstructing a police investigation in 2020 and tipping Tarrio off about his looming arrest.

Death of “Tota” Santillán: Justice has reached a conclusion

Almost three months after Daniel ‘Tota’ Santillán was found dead in his home in Castelar, the evidence collected by the courts so far leads to a conclusive hypothesis about his death.