What is TeleMessage? Mike Waltz reportedly caught using obscure app

The Signal Clone the Trump Admin Uses Was Hacked

TeleMessage, a company that makes a modified version of Signal that archives messages for government agencies, was hacked.

BEST OF THE WEB: On the day he was fired as National Security Advisor, Mike Waltz was using an Israeli app to archive Signal messages

A tech company with ties to Israeli intelligence, TeleMessage's riskier app appears to be favored by Trump's national security team. During Wednesday's meeting for Trump's cabinet, Mike Waltz checked the app on his phone, using what appeared to be Signal. As news broke that Waltz had lost his job as National Security Advisor, images from the cabinet meeting circulated widely online on Thursday. Upon closer inspection of the photos, it turned out…

Waltz Reportedly Archived Signal Messages on Israeli Intelligence-Linked App

A picture of Waltz’s phone showed him using an app founded by a former Israeli intelligence official.

What is TeleMessage? Mike Waltz reportedly caught using obscure app

A photo of Mike Waltz's phone appeared to show that he was using TeleMessage, an app that modifies Signal and other communications messages.

Trump Official Caught Using App Even Less Secure Than Signal

Mike Waltz just keeps making things worse for himself.

It is noteworthy that TeleMessage, the parent company of TM SGNL, the archiving application used on the phone of former US National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, was founded by former Israeli intelligence officials.