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Ok, so I assume they have a short life. I worked on the exploits business for other platforms/apps and you need to invest a lot for finding one. Once they are alive and 0-day discovered the vendor fix them.

I assume the advantage here is the Apple difficulty to access these devices?




I do not think they are discovered, usually. Cellebrite does not operate like other 0-day vendors, because they don't need to deploy their exploits.


They only have a short life when you aren't constantly adding new attack surface every year/iOS release. They will always have a steady pipeline with or without the maker's direct cooperation




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