The owner of Texas Rural Hospitals LLC, the hospital system for which a hospital which abruptly closed in Cleveland was ...

GrayKey, a $15,000 iPhone-unlocking box sold to police and other U.S. authorities by Atlanta startup Grayshift, is in heavy use with some forensic law-enforcement authorities, prompting Apple to ...

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Malwarebytes. GrayKey iPhone unlocker. If you’re not involved in criminal, civil, or political behavior that might subject you to law-enforcement action, you might think that GrayKey is of no ...

Graykey, a forensics tool used by law enforcement officials to break into locked iPhones, has limited access to iOS 18 and iOS 18.0.1, 404 Media recently learned.The site secured documents that ...

Why it matters: Recently leaked documents expose the capabilities of GrayKey, a device used by law enforcement to unlock smartphones, raising serious concerns about device security and personal ...

Italian forensics specialist Mattia Epifani noted that the GrayKey was cheaper than Cellebrite's offering, which costs around $1,500 per device, compared to Grayshift's 300 for $15,000.

Meanwhile, Graykey's performance with Android phones varies, largely due to the diversity of devices and manufacturers. On Google's Pixel lineup, Graykey can only partially access data from the ...

GrayKey is the product of Grayshift, a security company based in Atlanta that was co-founded by an ex-Apple security engineer. The device itself is a nondescript black box with two Lightning ...

Leaked documents reveal that the Graykey iPhone hacking tool is able to “partially” access iPhone 16 models – but not if they are running any of the iOS 18 betas.. Graykey is a competitor to ...

According to the leak, Graykey does not currently support iOS 18.1, at least not yet. Normally, little is leaked about such programs. Graykey was originally developed by the company Grayshift, ...

A new report states that Graykey can access “partial” information from iPhones running iOS 18 or iOS 18.0.1, including the iPhone 16 lineup. What “partial” information means is unknown.