TeleMessage, a Signal clone the Trump administration uses, has been hacked

A hacker has used a weakness in Telemessage to disrupt service and steal data, According to reporting 404 Media. It is an Israeli company that provides a modeled version of encrypted messaging applications such as telemessage, signal and telegram.

Last week, the former US National Security Counselor Mike Waltz was announced The modified version of Telemessage’s signal to archive messages. Today’s report showed the presence of other high-ranking government officials in archived conversations, including Marco Rubbard, Tulsi Gabbard and Vice-President JD Vance, including the app.

The not-disclosed hacker was able to enter archived conversations, but it does not seem like they entered any Waltz’s conversations. Hack, but proves that the application of the message archive of the application is not encrypted.

The hacker also entered the contact information of government officials, as well as in the accessal credentials for telemessage and data related to the US Customs and Border Protection Agency. Some enterprises using the service also hacked like Coinbase and Scotiabank. 404 MediThe whole thing just spoke about anonymous hacker who said, “that he took about 15-20 minutes” and “he doesn’t have much effort.” Telemessage Parent Company Smsharsh Should not yet comment the issue.

All this happened last week after using telemessage at a cabinet meeting. These information in the application of applying to people questioned and how it was ensured. Now we know that this is not well provided.

Of course, this was a few weeks of the Alerts, noting that the best officials used the messaging application signal Discuss active combat operations. Before Trump management, government officials usually avoid consumer messaging applications to implement military plans. Instead, they used sensitive divided information (SciFs) and the encrypted communication channels at home.