<ul><li>Israeli digital forensics company Cellebrite has acquired Corellium, a renowned virtualization services company, for $200 million.</li><li>Corellium, founded by former iPhone jailbreak developer David Wang, offers tools for cybersecurity and hacking, allowing testing of exploits without physical hardware.</li><li>The acquisition raises concerns among privacy advocates, as it combines top digital forensics and iPhone virtualization firms, potentially aiding law enforcement agencies in accessing Apple devices.</li><li>The merger could expedite the development of a product called Mirror, enabling law enforcement to clone crime devices virtually, impacting court cases but the impact on jailbreak developers' access to Corellium tools remains unclear.</li></ul>

Cellebrite acquiring Corellium virtualization company for $200M, raising eyebrows of privacy advocates

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