SecureCrypt Secure Communications Introduces Cellular Network Protection

Apr 7, 2022

Toronto, Ontario Apr 7, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - SecureCrypt, a secure communications provider from Toronto, Canada is excited to announce their Cellular Network Protection Technology that includes Location Tracking Blocking, IMSI Catcher/Stingray Detection & Avoidance System, DNS Manipulation Attack Protections, APN Redirection Attack Protections, SS7 Attack Protections, Personal Threat Notifications, and much more.

There has been a gap in the secure communications industry regarding cellular network protection. SecureCrypt introducing Cellular Network Protection Technology now fills this gap, with SecureCrypt offering complete 360-degree device protection including hardware-based security features, application-based security features, and SecureCrypt's Encrypted Communication Application.

SecureCrypt has been on market since 2019 and has been offering secure phones housing a secure and locked-down version of Android using verified boot, kernel hardening, device attestation, enhanced memory protection, and more.

Within the SecureCrypt architecture sits the SecureCrypt Encrypted Communications Application which sits inside of an encrypted partition, isolated from the rest of the phone. The communications application does not request location or contact permissions, requires no email or phone number, and features encrypted instant messaging, encrypted group chat, encrypted voice calling, encrypted group calling, encrypted vault, encrypted voice messaging, and file transfer/storage fully end-to-end encrypted, both at-rest and in-transit with all metadata encrypted.

Using enhanced security features not found elsewhere like Duress Password, Remote Wipe, in-app Panic Wipe, Self Destructing Messages, and Stealth Mode, SecureCrypt has quickly become a leading secure communications provider globally. The introduction of SecureCrypt Cellular Network Protection Technology only solidifies SecureCrypt as a global leader in the secure communications space.

Telecoms and malicious state or non-state actors can easily track your location even with a secure phone. SecureCrypt can now prevent any global telecom from tracking your location on the cellular network with their industry-first, complete mobile threat protection including the SecureCrypt Encrypted Communications Application which prevents any electronic eavesdropping or interception of mobile communications.

SecureCrypt Cellular Network Protection Technology doesn't just focus on the phone's IMSI. Their phones come with multiple IMSIs, multiple IMEIs, and multiple Mobile Network Identities (PLMNs). With multiple cellular network identities, and the ability to swap out serial numbers on the cellular network, your phone can always suddenly appear as a different phone if an attack is ever attempted.

SecureCrypt Cellular Network Protection Technology also protects against DNS Manipulation Attacks, APN Protection Attacks, Denial of Service Attacks, Mobile Impersonation Attacks, Malware/Trojan Injection Attacks, SS7 Attacks, Diameter Protocol Attacks, and more. SecureCrypt can also offer per device DNS Cache and Data Firewall Rules as well as personal notifications when any Location Tracking request or attack attempt has been made on your phone.

SecureCrypt also offers firmware/hardware-based protections like disabling sensitive sensors used for tracking such as GPS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and NFC sensors. This combined with SecureCrypt Cellular Network Protection Technology and the SecureCrypt Encrypted Communications Application offers best-in-class protection for anyone who needs to secure their sensitive communications.

With nation-state level espionage, telecom complicity, and spying by foreign governments over a weak and outdated international telecommunications infrastructure it has never been more imperative to approach communications privacy from a position of high security with 360-degree defense.

SecureCrypt's live and dynamic IMSI Catcher Detection & Avoidance System works seamlessly in the background to be always-on. If any IMSI Catcher is detected, your phone will automatically and momentarily disconnect from the cellular network, assign itself a new and clean IMSI, IMEI, and PLMN, and reconnect to the cellular network appearing to be a new, and different phone. 

A SecureCrypt blog post goes in-depth into the threat of IMSI Catchers, and explains that recently IMSI Catchers have been found outside of international embassies globally, placed by malicious foreign intelligence actors and criminal organizations.

If you are an embassy, Consul, or any government entity operating both domestically or internationally in foreign territory, SecureCrypt's enhanced privacy phones can stop any foreign government, malicious actor, or state-sponsored threat from tracking your assets on the ground, keeping them safe.

SecureCrypt's SOC Analysts (Special Operations Centre Analysts) are actively monitoring and proactively managing any live threats to clients. With their live and always-on threat management system, their SOC Analysts receive live second-by-second threat reports as they occur. If there are any Location Tracking attempts, IMSI Catcher/Stingray Attacks, Man-in-The-Middle Attacks, DNS Manipulation Attacks, APN Redirection Attacks, Denial of Service Attacks, or Malware/Trojan Injection Attacks of any kind attempted against any client phones, SecureCrypt Cellular Network Protection Technology immediately stops any attack, dead in its tracks. There is no intervention required.

With No Server Storage of any kind, and all encryption keys created on the device by the user, SecureCrypt was built so that nobody has access to your private information, not even SecureCrypt as a provider. Zero-Trust is at the core of their belief system. SecureCrypt uses quantum-resistant, intelligence agency grade 512-bit ECC (Elliptic Curve Cryptography) in the SecureCrypt Encrypted Communications Application to assure clients' privacy

SecureCrypt was designed for lawyers, activists, journalists, government, finance, NGOs, celebrities, security contractors, privacy enthusiasts, and anyone seeking true mobile privacy. With their device level, hardware/firmware level, application level, and network-level protections, SecureCrypt's 360-degree complete suite of privacy-based protections will suit anyone seeking a higher level of security. SecureCrypt hardware-based protections make SecureCrypt FIPS 140-2 compliant.

 

Source :SecureCrypt

This article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here.

More News

article.head.headline
Oct 31, 2026
Tim McGraw denies performing with Taylor Swift at her wedding to Travis Kelce

Tim McGraw has quashed a "rumour" that he performed at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding, though he did attend as a guest.

article.head.headline
Oct 31, 2026
Two unheard Ozzy Osbourne songs to be released

Two previously unheard Ozzy Osbourne tracks are set to be released in conjunction with his upcoming biopic.

article.head.headline
Oct 31, 2026
Martin Scorsese claims Seth Rogen 'ruined' his planned Cleopatra film

Martin Scorsese has claimed Seth Rogen "ruined" his planned Cleopatra film because of the Sony hack back in 2014.

article.head.headline
Oct 31, 2026
The Batman Part II filming paused after cast member hit by Batmobile

Filming on The Batman Part II was reportedly paused after a cast member was run over by the Batmobile.

article.head.headline
Oct 31, 2026
Mariah Carey wants to collaborate with Lenny Kravitz

Mariah Carey has urged Lenny Kravitz to call her to discuss a collaboration.

article.head.headline
Oct 31, 2026
Two unheard Ozzy Osbourne songs to be released

Two previously-unheard Ozzy Osbourne tracks are set to be released in conjunction with his biopic.

article.head.headline
Oct 31, 2026
Jessica Lange suggests she is ready to retire from acting

Jessica Lange has suggested she is ready to retire because she feels her career is "coming to an end".

article.head.headline
Oct 31, 2026
Selma Blair breaks silence over airplane incident

Selma Blair has apologised and insisted she never "intended to hurt or frighten anyone" following an incident which saw her arrested after being removed from an airplane earlier this month.

article.head.headline
Oct 31, 2026
Party Rock Anthem singer Lauren Bennett’s cause of death revealed as inquest exposes months of suffering

The singer whose voice helped soundtrack one of the biggest party anthems of all time had been enduring months of psychological suffering before her death, an inquest has revealed.

article.head.headline
Oct 31, 2026
Biggest-ever movie fright night brings out the ghoulish costumes for Halloween

West Australians are getting into the ghoulish spirit, dusting off their fancy dress costumes for what is being touted as WA’s biggest-ever night of Halloween partying.

article.head.headline
Oct 31, 2026
John Mellencamp: 'I’ll probably be totally deaf by the time the tour’s over'

Rocker John Mellencamp reveals he suffers from ringing in his ears and pulsatile tinnitus.

article.head.headline
Oct 31, 2026
Allie Tong: Food influencer goes viral for coffee shop fight with couple

A coffee shop confrontation has escalated to a foodie fight between an influencer and members of the public.


YOUR NEWS, OUR NETWORK.

Do you have Great News you want to tell the world?

Be it updates about your business or your community, you can make sure that it’s heard by submitting your story to our network reaching hundreds of news sites across 6 verticals.

E-Stardom

E-Stardom is the exclusive online news network for breaking entertainment news. We bring to you the premium coverage and fashion tips to your favorite celebrity style. Get your daily celebrity news fix only here in E-Stardom.