Cellbrite intrusion: Regular vs GoS

K8y

Do regular non Gos pixels prevent cellbrite intrusions, or just GoS Pixels?

Johnnyloans

GOS devices are stronger than stock pixel vs cellbrite

Context to final's comment:
Phone boots up or reboots = BFU (before first unlock). All of your data is encrypted/obfuscated

AFU = you type in the pin for your profile for the first time. Every profile (even private space) are BFU until you type in the pin for that profile/PS.

High entropy = more digits/characters in the password. Don't make it familiar to you (birthday backwards, street address, an old id number from school)

final encrypted data inaccessible indefinitely regardless of circumstances.

Until
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvest_now,_decrypt_later

If the government decides to desolder/transfer storage chips from your phone and clone the 1s and zero 0s and wait with their copies of you data for years or decades until SHA256 encryption is broken enough to feasibly read.

99.9999% of people won't have to worry about this

userofgos

K8y take a look at this thread and you'll see the capabilities on over devices/OS's and limitations on GrapheneOS devices: https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/14344-cellebrite-premium-july-2024-documentation

final

Forensic companies support extracting data from AFU on the stock OS. They aren't able to brute force the Titan M2 secure element based on currently accessible information.

There's no support for GrapheneOS.

Any BFU device with a data protected behind a high entropy passphrase will have credentials encrypted data inaccessible indefinitely regardless of circumstances.