LIGATT Security International Suspects That Email Addresses From White House Could Have Been Faked by Third-Party Source

ATLANTA, GA--(Marketwire - August 18, 2009) - On August 13th, 2009, an unsolicited mass email
was sent from the White House to numerous people regarding President
Obama's health care reform. LIGATT Security International (PINKSHEETS: LGTT) CEO Gregory Evans questions the possibility of the email being sent
from a third party, such as SPOOFEM.COM and IPSNITCH.

White House Adviser, David Axelrod, allegedly sent out a long "viral" email
about health care to the White House's email list. Several people who
received the White House e-mail are not members of any organization and
have not been advocating for any cause, so they are confused over how the
White House got their information. The theory is that third-party groups
are including the names and e-mails of members and petition-signers, in
turn embedding those e-mails into the White House distribution list.

"Before people begin blaming the Obama administration, they need to realize
that the email indeed may have not been sent from the White House, but a
third-party source. According to LIGATT Security International, out of all
the fake email addresses people use on services like SPOOFEM.COM and
IPSNITCH, whitehouse.gov is the number one used domain," says Evans. "A
video demonstration, found on the LIGATT Security website (www.ligatt.com)
shows how easy it is to send a fake email from whitehouse.gov."

LIGATT Security International is a hi-tech computer security company
specializing in cyber-crime investigations. For more information on LIGATT
Security International and to view the video, visit www.ligatt.com.

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