After allegedly being hacked, Israeli company TeleMessage, which sells an unofficial Signal message archiving program utilized by some U.S. government officials, has ceased all of its operations.
TeleMessage offers messaging archiving services for corporations and government organizations, including tools to archive communications shared via messaging applications like Telegram, WhatsApp, WeChat, and Signal, according to information on the company’s official website that has been partially taken down.
All TeleMessage services have been paused as Smarsh, the company that owns TeleMessage, looks into what it described as a possible security incident.
A possible security incident is being looked at by TeleMessage. As soon as it was discovered, we took swift action to limit it and hired a third-party cybersecurity organization to assist with our investigation read more about Unofficial Signal app used by Trump officials investigates hack.
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