TrustCor’s Panamanian registration records show significant overlap with an Arizona-based spyware company associated with Packet Forensics, including an “identical slate of officers, agents and partners” shared between the two companies. A well-known surveillance contractor, Packet Forensics has reportedly sold communication interception services to US government agencies for over 10 years.

Another of TrustCor’s partners is linked to Raymond Saulino, who, as it turns out, is named as a spokesperson for Packet Forensics in a Wired article from 2010. Saulino pops up again as a contact for Global Resource Systems, a company that managed over 175 million IP addresses for the US Department of Defense. It’s still unclear why the Pentagon transferred those IP addresses to the agency, but the Pentagon told The Post at the time that it was part of a “pilot effort” to “identify potential vulnerabilities” and “prevent unauthorized use of DoD IP address space.”

According to The Post, TrustCor’s also linked to a Panamanian company called Measurement Systems. This is the same firm that The Wall Street Journal reported earlier this year had been paying developers to include a string of its code in various apps to harvest data. The spyware — which was found in a Muslim prayer app, a speed trap detection app, a QR code reader, and others — recorded users’ phone numbers, email addresses, and locations. Google ended up removing these apps from the Play Store.

Reardon and Egelman also found that one of TrustCor’s products, an encrypted messenger called MsgSafe.io, isn’t actually encrypted and lets MsgSafe read any messages sent through the app. When The Post looked up the physical address of TrustCor, it was directed to a UPS Store in Toronto. The outlet also found that the email contact form on its website doesn't work, and its Panama-based phone number has been disconnected.

TrustCor: https://trustcor.com/

TrustCor is globally trusted for internet security and compliance, and founded in one of the most strict and protected privacy jurisdictions in the world. We are dedicated to harbouring privacy and providing the highest level of security in our products and services for businesses and individuals worldwide.

TrustCor is a Panamanian registered company, with technical operations in one of the most secure, privacy oriented jurisdictions in the world.

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Packet Forensics: https://www.packetforensics.com/

Another of TrustCor’s partners is linked to Raymond Saulino, who, as it turns out, is named as a spokesperson for Packet Forensics

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Our products and services improve the way organizations obtain data to inform vital decisions. We equip many of the world’s most respected institutions with tools necessary to solve complex network monitoring challenges to protect people and defend critical systems.

Global Resource Systems: https://globalrsystems.com/

Saulino pops up again as a contact for Global Resource Systems, a company that managed over 175 million IP addresses for the US Department of Defense.

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Global Resource Systems is a Data gathering, polling and analytics company focused on preserving and analyzing useful data in social utilities space.

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I have had friends in the past that strongly encouraged me to get a UPS box since the guys there could sign for me & also IF I was ever summoned/needed to be served, the constables would not be able to find me without sitting at the store until I picked up my mail.

Seemed dirty AF (As French ka-noodling on a hot summer day you sick perverts) to get one, though these guys had been trying to get out of the system for a long time & I was interested in their methods trying to figure out the truth in all things for a long time.

Maybe they picked that idea up watching Feds do it too.