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Who needs Blue Force trackers when Strava is sharing your PT run?
The headline reads: "US troops + wearables = global OPSEC fail"
And more:
A few things analysts and hobbyists have culled from the data: Taiwan’s missile command center, possible specific locations of Russian troops within an airbase Syria, similar possibilities for U.S. troops across Africa, Patriot systems in Yemen, oddities in the South China Sea, activity near the front lines in Ukraine, at Groom Lake (aka Area 51), mysterious paths seemingly beneath the ground near the HQs for the U.S. Office of the Director of National Intelligence, curious locations around Camp Peary, Va. The list goes on. And on.
https://www.defenseone.com/news/2018/01/the-d-brief-january-29-2018/145549
The headline reads: "US troops + wearables = global OPSEC fail"
And more:
A few things analysts and hobbyists have culled from the data: Taiwan’s missile command center, possible specific locations of Russian troops within an airbase Syria, similar possibilities for U.S. troops across Africa, Patriot systems in Yemen, oddities in the South China Sea, activity near the front lines in Ukraine, at Groom Lake (aka Area 51), mysterious paths seemingly beneath the ground near the HQs for the U.S. Office of the Director of National Intelligence, curious locations around Camp Peary, Va. The list goes on. And on.
https://www.defenseone.com/news/2018/01/the-d-brief-january-29-2018/145549
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That's a problem, not even just on a national, military sized scale but even for the private citizen. Technology has made being a predator just as easy as being prey.
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1LT William Clardy
Not really, SPC David Willis. The action part hasn't gotten any easier, beyond folks not realizing that they are operating in "broadcast prey" mode.
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SPC David Willis
Ha true, I just meant that someone with access to the routes no longer has to actually stalk someone to find out their routine, they just log in. Now old school predators really had to put in the legwork and do their research unlike these kids today... those were the good old days.
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