The security of U.S. government officials’ communications has come under the spotlight again after a modified Signal app used to ... was hacked in less than 30 minutes. The app in question ...

TeleMessage, an Israeli company that sells an unofficial Signal message archiving tool used ... "If I could have found this in less than 30 minutes then anybody else could too.

The messaging app is used to access and archive Signal messages but is not made by Signal itself. 404 Media reported yesterday that a hacker stole data "from TeleMessage, an obscure Israeli ...

The communication app TeleMessage Signal, used by at least one top Trump administration official to archive messages, has already reportedly suffered breaches that illustrate concerning security ...

The system adopted by President Donald Trump’s administration to archive messages on the Signal app in the wake of the debacle over the Houthi strikes chat group has serious security ...

If you're looking to send personal messages securely, Signal is a great option. If you're a government official discussing classified information? Not so much. So is the case with Trump ...

Get the latest federal technology news delivered to your inbox. TeleMessage, a cloned version of encrypted messaging app Signal that’s modified to securely store messages for archiving purposes ...

The messaging app used by at least one top Trump administration official has suspended its services following reports of hackers stealing data from the app. Smarsh, TeleMessage’s parent company ...

TeleMessage is an Israeli company that provides modded versions of encrypted messaging apps like Signal and Telegram. It was revealed last week that former US National Security Adviser Mike Waltz ...

A hacker has exploited a vulnerability in TeleMessage, which provides modded versions of encrypted messaging apps such as Signal, Telegram, and WhatsApp, to extract archived messages and other ...

Message contents and government official contact information were obtained during the breach, 404 Media reports. Message contents and government official contact information were obtained during ...

The app in question, TM SGNL, is a modified version of the more famous Signal app senior administration officials got themselves into hot water for using in March when The Atlantic journalist ...