AGLT Angel Telecom Corporation (CE)

Cybersensor International, Inc. (OTC: AGLT) ("Company") today announced that, effective June 6th, 2007, it completed the acquisition of all the outstanding common stock of NT Networks. Effective immediately, Cybersensor International, Inc. changed its name to Angel Telecom Inc. and the board of directors appointed Peter Waneck as CEO. The Company is publicly traded on the OTC. Its ticker symbol has been changed from �CYSR� to �AGLT.� In addition, AGLT announced a one-for-ten reverse stock split of its authorized and outstanding stock, effective Monday, June 6, 2007. About Angel Telecom Angel Telecom owns and operates ATTrade�, an online professional trading platform for Voice over IP (�VOIP�) traffic. ATTrade� runs on the Company�s proprietary software, which addresses the needs of the wholesale VOIP market. In operation continuously since September, 2006, it is utilized by nearly 100 carriers and traders. Company principals have over 20 years combined experience in international wholesale telecom, and maintain long-term relationships with carriers and PTTs. ATTrade� allows traders to buy and sell VOIP minutes quickly, efficiently, in real time, at least cost. It is a scalable, stable platform capable of serving the needs of the entire VOIP industry. ATTrade� features include professional reporting tools, real-time traffic monitoring, dialcode management, least-costing routing management, customer service applications, accounting and real-time billing and fraud detection. It offers rates on standard routing and direct routes. �We believe that a public listing enables Angel to expand rapidly,� said Peter Waneck, CEO. �Two demand drivers�rapid worldwide growth of VOIP and intense competitive pressures�make ATTrade� an attractive choice. We believe ATTrade� is the first authentic electronic exchange in this sector.� For more information, visit the Company�s website at www.angel-telecom.com. Safe Harbor Statement This press release may contain forward-looking statements made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such statements are subject to certain factors, risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results, events and performances to differ materially from those referred to in such statements. Factors which could cause actual results to differ from expectations include, among others, end user customer acceptance and actual demand, which may differ significantly from expectations, the need for the company to manage its growth, unknown competitive factors, the need to raise funds for operations and other risks within the regulation of the industry.