Cyberkendra Cellebrite's Advanced Unlocks: New Wireless iPhone Exploit Revealed
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- •Cellebrite's Advanced Unlocks can wirelessly unlock iPhones from 8 meters away.
- •The method works even with Apple's Stolen Device Protection enabled.
- •CVE-2026-86919, a high-severity vulnerability, was published on the same day as the leak.
A leaked Cellebrite document details a new forensic tool, Advanced Unlocks, capable of wirelessly unlocking iPhone 11 to 16 models from up to 8 meters away, even with Apple's Stolen Device Protection enabled. This method reportedly utilizes a radio-based approach, possibly exploiting a Bluetooth vulnerability, although specifics remain undisclosed. The product is designed to counteract Apple's evolving security measures and is available on a limited basis. Notably, the iPhone 17 and Air models are not supported due to enhanced security features. The leak coincides with the release of CVE-2026-86919, a high-severity vulnerability published on the same day, indicating potential exploitation risks. The Advanced Unlocks tool has been marketed since early 2026, with Cellebrite emphasizing its resilience to iOS updates.
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