ImmunoTechnology Corporation Files S4 Registration Statement

IRVINE, Calif., Aug. 14, 2003 -- ImmunoTechnology Corp. (BULLETIN BOARD: IMNT) has filed a S4 Registration Statement with the Securities Exchange Commission as part of its merger with Ultimate Security Systems Corporation (USSC) of Irvine, Calif., the manufacturer of the Power Lock(R) vehicle security system. The statement has not yet been declared effective.

"As we further develop our business, the merger is a step toward implementing a new capital structure that will enable us to facilitate increasing sales of the Power Lock(R) product, and targeted acquisitions, to achieve the most we can for shareholders," said James Cooper, CEO of Ultimate Security Systems Corporation. "This brings us one step closer to finishing the merger, enabling us to attract additional customer relationships."

The new entity will retain the name USSC. USSC CEO James Cooper will remain at the helm.

Ultimate Security Systems Corporation (USSC) of Irvine, Calif. developed and patented Power Lock(R), the only solid-state vehicle security system that is guaranteed to prevent any vehicle from being hot-wired and driven away. The product attaches permanently to a vehicle's starter motor and cannot be circumvented by cutting and/or jumping ignition wires, the "hot-wiring" technique used by professional car thieves in the vast majority of stolen car cases nationwide. For additional information about Power Lock, contact the corporate headquarters: Ultimate Security Systems Corporation, 18271 West McDurmott, Suite F Irvine, CA 92614 (800) 689-8004 or visit www.powerlock.com

For further information please contact: Emily Curci, Hilary Kaye Associates, Inc. (714) 426-0444; ecurci@hkamarcom.com.

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