Israeli Phone-hacking Firm Cellebrite Halts Sales to Russia, Belarus in Wake of Haaretz Report

Cellebrite will stop selling hacking tools to Russia and Belarus after its technology was used against minorities, pro-democracy activists and opposition forces

Oded Yaron
Rafa Goichman
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Rafa Goichman

Cellebrite, the Israeli digital intelligence company, announced Thursday that it will no longer sell its technology to Russia and Belarus after it was used to hack opposition forces and minorities in the countries.

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