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It was also reported that individual US soldiers stationed in the Gulf States, Jordan were surveilled and their location determined by publicly available records by rogue states. This may have contributed to specific targeting by recent Iranian attacks.
"The U.S. Navy announced that certain commands are no longer authorized to provide photos and biographies of leadership on public-facing websites.
The decision was made to enhance security for sailors and their families, the service said.
“Adversaries increasingly aggregate publicly available data to track, profile, and target our personnel,” a Navy administrative message read. “By creating an unnecessary spotlight and surge of online interest, routine command triad biographies inadvertently expose our people to elevated risk.”
Commands led by vice admirals and officers with a lower rank, including civilian equivalents, are now prohibited from uploading the personal information on public websites. ..."
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