British Soldiers Compromise Nuclear Base Locations via Strava
British soldiers inadvertently revealed their positions within a sensitive nuclear base by posting running data on the Strava app. This follows a similar security breach in March where a French aircraft carrier's location was exposed after an officer used the same application. The Singapore Ministry of Defence noted it is aware of such high-profile overseas breaches and has conducted a risk assessment regarding information leakage through fitness tracking devices.
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CNA938 Singapore
“British soldiers gave away their positions inside one of their most sensitive nuclear bases by posting their runs on the app. Singapore's Ministry of Defence says it is aware of the risks.”
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