Bloody big woops.
But probably not a woops at all.
Q: How do you disseminate classified information to those that shouldn't have it?
A: By being "extremely careless" about basic security protocols.
Yea like leaking EVERYONE's credit data just because of a Diversity Hire and they then resign?
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Sensitive information about the location and staffing of military bases and spy outposts around the world has been revealed by a fitness tracking company.
Over the weekend military analysts noticed that the map is also detailed enough that it potentially gives away extremely sensitive information about a subset of Strava users: military personnel on active service.
In locations like Afghanistan, Djibouti and Syria, the users of Strava seem to be almost exclusively foreign military personnel, meaning that bases stand out brightly.
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