U.S. lawmakers have raised concerns that foreign adversaries are using commercially available tracking data to target American troops. A letter to the War Department highlighted that this is the first confirmation from the Department of Defense regarding such exploitation in active war zones. The lawmakers criticized the DoD for not adequately addressing this security threat.
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U.S. lawmakers have raised concerns that foreign adversaries are using commercially available tracking data to target American troops. A letter to the War Department highlighted that this is the first confirmation from the Department of Defense regarding such exploitation in active war zones. The lawmakers criticized the DoD for not adequately addressing this security threat.
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