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TeleMessage, which was acquired by Oregon-based Smarsh in 2024, says it's shut the app down for now. "TeleMessage is investigating a potential security incident," a company spokesperson told The ...

What they're saying: "TeleMessage is investigating a potential security incident," a spokesperson for Smarsh, which owns the app, told CNBC in a statement.

Smarsh acquired Israel-based TeleMessage last year. 404 Media, a tech-focused news outlet, first reported on the hack affecting TeleMessage.

The extent of the hack is unclear. A Smarsh spokesperson did not immediately respond to questions about what data, if any, the hackers took. Smarsh acquired Israel-based TeleMessage last year.

The extent of the hack is unclear. A Smarsh spokesperson did not immediately respond to questions about what data, if any, the hackers took. Smarsh acquired Israel-based TeleMessage last year.