Phone number spoofing
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State-sponsored
cyber attacks
Published on March 02, 2022
Digital-defence report
Belarus, Russia, Chechen Republic, Dagestan, Iran, Vietnam, Jordan, China, Saudi Arabia, North Korea, Brunei, Burkina Faso, Cuba, Eritrea, Guinea, Laos, Libya, Mali, Myanmar, Oman, Sudan, Yemen and so on. It is well-known that all these countries are non-democratic and/or dictatorial regimes. And all of them are linked to our products.
How comes that?
Well, the answer is pretty much straight forward: people are trying to protect and defend themselves against abusive govt intrusion and illegal interception. Please note that XCell Technologies, our subsidiaries and/or our official resellers do not provide any technology for those govt or related institutions. In the end of 2021 and first 2 months of 2022, XCell Stealth Phones sales on above countries has increased with 172%. But there is also a drawback for our company: state-sponsored cyber attacks that are targeting our websites, mostly coming from above countries. One year ago they succeeded to shut down our 2nd web shop (www.stealth-phones.com), which will be shortly back online. Right now they are trying to take down our main website (www.x-cellular.com) by focused cyber attacks:
No worries, there are no data-base or other confidential information regarding our customers stored on our servers, so there are no privacy and security issues. All they want is our website down, stopping this way Stealth Phone sales to their citizens.
Further articles
Revolte attack
This attack allows an attacker to break the encryption of VoLTE voice calls and spy on the calls being targeted. Read the full article
Voice call encryption: does really protect your privacy?
Encrypted calls protect you from those who can’t listen in on your calls, but don’t protect from those who can listen to your calls – law enforcement. Read More.
