Yuval Aflalo
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Israeli co-founder of the mobile forensics company Cellebrite
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| Nationality | Israeli |
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| Occupation | Entrepreneur |
| Known for | Co-founder of Cellebrite |
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Yuval Aflalo is an Israeli entrepreneur who co-founded Cellebrite in 1999 with Yaron Baratz and Avi Yablonka. Its first product was a device for backing up and transferring data between mobile phones at operators' service centres.[1]
Sale to Sun Corporation
Ctech reports that the three founders sold their shares to Japan's Sun Corporation in 2007 for $17.5 million. Cellebrite later grew into a leading supplier of phone-extraction tools to police forces.[2]
No reliable public source was found on Aflalo's military service or his later career.
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Notes
- ↑ Reuters, 'I sleep well at night because I know for whom I work and whom I serve' Ynetnews, 4 November 2019.
- ↑ Sophie Shulman, From bootstrapped startup to a $5B powerhouse: Cellebrite's outgoing CEO reflects on two decades Ctech, 29 January 2025.