Pentagon Faces Bipartisan Pressure Over Foreign Exploitation of Military Location Data
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Pentagon Faces Bipartisan Pressure Over Foreign Exploitation of Military Location Data
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is demanding answers from the Pentagon after reports revealed foreign adversaries have been able to purchase and exploit commercial location data to track American service members overseas. According to congressional findings, some government-issued devices continued transmitting advertising identifiers and location data despite years of warnings from cybersecurity experts. Lawmakers argue the failure to implement basic protections may have exposed military personnel to unnecessary risks in active deployment zones.
As Congress pushes for immediate reforms, the broader question remains: how did such a well-known vulnerability go unaddressed for so long, and what other sensitive data may still be available to America’s adversaries?
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