Iran strikes US military bases after being exposed on fitness tracking app Strava
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Iran may have exploited fitness tracking app Strava to target US military bases.The app lets users broadcast precise routes and timing data from their runs, bike rides and swims, with thousands of these activities recorded within bases on the frontline of the conflict with Tehran.Leaked information exposed daily operational rhythms, troop movements between facilities, some of which do not appear on publicly available maps, and patterns of personnel deployment and withdrawal.The vast majority of users were posting under their real names, effectively marking themselves as potential targets for attack or espionage, reports Sky News.
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