New scandal in the Pentagon; Personal Phone of Hegust Betting and Command Tool

According to RCO News Agency, US media reported that US Secretary of Defense Pit Hegst was mistakenly sent to Yemen’s controversial signal -Gate story about confidential war plans in Yemen.

The shameful point for the Pentagon is that the number of this phone has been accessible through various public apps such as WhatsApp, Facebook, Airbunab and even a sports betting site.

“No one has tried to install Pegasus or another kind of spyware on his phone,” said Mike Casey, a former director of the US National Center for Anti -Very Spy and Security in an interview with the New York Times. “He is probably one of the top five in the world, most of which is the target of espionage.”

Security experts have said that the release of Hegest’s personal number in the online space is not unexpected because it was an ordinary citizen before his appointment. But his big mistake, formerly host of Fox News, is the use of the same personal phone for super -military work; Including details of an air strike against the Yemeni armed forces in a group of chats, including his wife, brother and his wife.

Even state -owned government employees are not allowed to use personal phones for work, but now the head of the US defense forces has endangered this sensitive information, according to the New York Times.

According to the report, Hegest registered in a sports betting website in August last year and used the “Petehegseth” username! He also recorded positive criticisms of a dentistry office and a plumbing company with the same number that was active on Google Maps, and wrote that their work was “excellent” and “honest and high quality”!

Ignoring the basics of cyber security by Hegst has made him an easy goal for hackers. “Glenn S. “If you use your phone for everyday activities, you will leave a very obvious digital footprint that even a moderate skill can pursue; “Let’s go to a destructive factor.”

“James E. “Phone numbers are like a street address that tells you where to enter,” said Louis, a cyber security expert. “When you find the address, you can see if you have the tools to break the locks.”

His competencies have always been in doubt since the Hegest Ministry of Defense’s introduction to the Donald Trump administration. There are reports that he is heavily dependent on alcohol, and his former colleagues at Fox News said he was sometimes drunk. There have also been charges against sexual harassment against him.

The story of “Signal Gate” became a national scandal in March, when Hegest shared the classified maps of a bombing operation in Yemen in a signal chat group where other national security officials were present; Unaware that Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor of the Atlantic Magazine, is also in the group. The point that makes the story more ironic is that when Hegest was working in Fox News, Barack Obama’s first Foreign Minister Hillary Clinton was imprisoned for the use of a personal email server for formal correspondence.

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