Hegseth had an unsecured internet line set up in his office to connect to Signal, AP sources say
- Secretary Pete Hegseth used the Signal app last month for sensitive military operations, violating Pentagon policy.
- Following this news, his close aide, Colonel Ricky Buria, inquired about securing an exception for Hegseth to use Signal freely.
- Colonel Buria's unusual inquiry to the chief information officer drew scrutiny from other senior Pentagon officials.
- Department of Defense policy prohibits using Signal for non-public department information.
- Buria submitted retirement papers last week and plans to transition into an unusual senior civilian advisor role for Hegseth.
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An attempt has almost certainly been made to install spyware on Pete Hegseth's phone, an expert estimates.
Trump’s Staff Try To Lie and Sound Like HIM, but Their Lies Just Sound Like LIES - WhoWhatWhy
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has a problem using secure government systems to communicate. Instead, he appears to be using Signal, a private app that your teenager could download on their smartphone. There have also been reports of administration members using Gmail to hide conversations. All of this activity seems to be taken to avoid keeping records that could be used to hold them accountable for their misdeeds. In the video below Hegset…
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Government officials are kind of bad at the internet
Perhaps no one in the world has made such catastrophic tech flubs this year as U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. The saga started when the
California Focus: Incompetent governance now knows few bounds
It’s easy to blame the Trump administration for much of the incompetence that’s so readily visible in Washington, D.C. these days. Certainly, some of the officials he worked hardest to get confirmed to his administration have exhibited among the highest levels of ineptitude. Those included Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, national security advisor Mike Waltz and super diplomat Steve Witkoff, all of whom were on the Signal app dealing with top sec…
Trump shuts down latest Hegseth smear campaign: 'I don’t view Signal as important' · American Wire News
President Donald J. Trump blew off a new round of media smears targeting Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the use of Signal, dismissing the importance of the encrypted messaging app. In a series of anonymously sourced reports, the mainstream media has spent days trying to relaunch the so-called “Signalgate” scandal in a coordinated propaganda campaign with the obvious goal of forcing the outsider out at the Pentagon before he can repair the d…
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