Enter your Email


Powered by FeedBlitz
Ted Demopoulos Ted's contact info
Ted lives in Durham, New Hampshire, USA, with his wife Margaret, children Jamie, Amelia, Anastasia, and dog Tyler. He consults and gives keynotes on Technology, Security, and Business. He loves flyfishing, ham radio, and great food and wine.

Main Website

Keynote Speeches

Free Articles

securITy Newsletter

More about Ted

Atom/RSS feed

Add to My Yahoo!

Subscribe with Bloglines

Subscribe in NewsGator Online

Hair Loss and Replacement Advice

Cheap Printing

Kevin Trudeau Free Money

Tabletop Christmas Trees

Female Hair Loss and Replacement Advice

Champagne, magnums, splits

Christmas Yard Decor

Rock and Roll History

Aluminum Christmas Tree

Security Certifications

Build and Share Online Lessons

Silver Christmas Tree

Free Video Playlists

Valentine Day Gifts

Computer Security Training

•Profitable College Speaking Bootcamp

•Striped Bass Fly Fishing

•College Speaker

•Shopping Carts for Blogs and Websites

•Book Reviews

•Masters Information Security

•Need a Shopping Cart?

•Security Laboratory

•Become a Published Author and Public Speaker

•SANS Security Training

•Geekonomics

•Security Thought Leader

Self Destruct Text Messages

Text Messaging is extremely popular, and has even replaced e-mail as a preferred form of communication in many cases (a lot of young people think e-mail is an old outdated technology).

'Mission Impossible' style Text Messaging is now available from Stealth Text. With this paid service, Text Messages disappear after being read.

Remember "This tape will self-destruct in five seconds" from the classic TV Show Mission Impossible? Now we've got it for Text Messages.

At 44, I'm too old to use Text Messaging :), but I can see lots of uses for Stealth Text - critical corporate communications, keeping messages from your extra-marital lovers private, just plain keeping secrets and privacy, and playing spy!

Privacy is Good.

Comments on "Self Destruct Text Messages"

 

post a comment

      
      

Most Internet users have been targeted by criminal phishing emails, yet less than one third have any idea what phishing is, and only 3.5% have changed their habits due to the threat of phishing!

Risks include Identity Theft, Credit Card fraud, and more.

Download Results (pdf)