'Turn off your...': Pentagon warns of 'credible' threats inside US, flags 3 apps as 'compromised' amid Iran conflict

Pentagon warns of 'active threats' inside US

As Iran and the United States remain entangled in a war, the Pentagon has asked US servicemembers to turn off location services on their phones. According to reports, there are "active threats" against military personnel inside the United States. A memo sent by the Department of Defence, obtained by cybersecurity and intelligence reporter David DiMolfetta, warns, "Turn off your location on all electronic devices… There are active threats against the US military in the continental US."

Credible intelligence on threats in US

The Pentagon has not detailed the threat, but said there is credible intelligence of danger. "All US service members turn off your location on all electronic devices. Specifics cannot be detailed but are from credible sources. There are active threats against the US military in CONUS," it read. CONUS refers to the Continental United States, which includes 48 contiguous states and the District of Columbia. ---More...

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The Department of War notification also states that Uber, Talabat, and Snapchat are considered compromised.

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US service members in the United States are ordered to TURN OFF their location on all electronic device devices…

The Department of War notification also states that Uber, Talabat, and Snapchat are considered compromised.

“All US servicemembers turn off your location on all electronic devices. Specifics cannot be detailed but are from credible sources. There are active threats against US military in CONUS; in addition the following app are considered compromised: Uber, Talabat and Snapchat.”