How confidential are your calls?
This case, discovered by Indian cybersecurity researcher Anand Prakash, was just a bug of bad programming, and is euphemistically called IDOR, short for Insecure Direct Object Reference.
Mobile technology has never played a more critical role in personal security and fundamental rights than it does right now. XCell Technologies is uniquely poised to address the dangers of mobile interception used illegally or abusively by the state toward its citizens, following shortsighted policies.
There’s been a lot of talk about Android Stealth Phones since 2014 when we released our first Android Stealth Phone under the Law Enforcement Product Line. It took us four years to develop the most advanced and secure Stealth Phone of its time: XStealth.
But the best is yet to come, and the journey doesn’t stop there. The next big things are here. There have been no perfect Stealth Phones until now. The upcoming Android Ultra Secure Stealth Phones generation has been successfully rolled out.
After another four years of development and testing, XStealth ULTRA and XStealth PRO have officially launched and are available for ordering.
What do you expect from a Super-Stealth Phone? No comprimises, right? After all, it’s about your security and privacy. Well, with the new XStealth Phones, you’ve got everything—the best of both worlds—privacy and security.
Both devices are extensively tested on all significant interception systems and behind enemy lines in the hottest military conflicts. Right now, they are intensively used by field operatives and confirmed by our main clients as the most suitable for covert actions when being a step ahead of your enemies can be the difference between failure and success.
Based on the new XStealth military version released in 2020 and packed with new and unprecedentedly unique functions, XStealth ULTRA and XStealth PRO are now available for public use.
What’s new?
Before everything, it is all about trust. The trust should not only be presumed but tested. You asked for it; now you have it. We have implemented 27 testing procedures for every special function, including the Call Interception Alert. Now, every phone user can test all special functions at any time. No other secure cell phone manufacturer offers this option to users. More about testing XStealth ULTRA, here: How To: Test your XStealth ULTRA
Android Super-Stealth Phones now come in two flavors. Both are complex products that are easy for regular people to use.
1. XStealth PRO has been built for professionals ranging from government to law enforcement and homeland security agencies. The custom-made rugged hardware (no donor phone), MIL-STD, and IP65 specifications complement this new cyber-weapon. XStealth PRO is a global 4G Stealth Phone. It comes in 2 different versions:
XStealth PRO Tactical – No Google dependencies (degoogled Stealth Phone), GPS, Bluetooth, and Camera removed by default. No apps can be installed or removed by the user. Suitable for the shadow warriors in harsh combat conditions. No compromises. The best Stealth Phone. Period.
XStealth PRO Dominator – No Google dependencies. It comes with a FOSS app store (FDroid, Aurora Store, or Aptoide) chosen by the user, which allows apps to be installed and updated. GPS, Bluetooth, and Camera can be removed by request before shipping. It is suitable for daily use.
2. XStealth ULTRA is built for personal daily use, aiming at security-aware people who value their privacy and device security. It is not only a coding masterpiece resulting from smart programming, long telecom experience, and interception systems background programming but also an outcome of solid counterintelligence knowledge from our main clients: intelligence agencies that prefer to remain unnamed. That is why no similar product is on the market, not even by far. XStealth ULTRA is a 5G/LTE global Stealth Phone.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at info@anti-interception.com
Thank you for your patience,
This case, discovered by Indian cybersecurity researcher Anand Prakash, was just a bug of bad programming, and is euphemistically called IDOR, short for Insecure Direct Object Reference.
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