US EditionWhite House Security Staff Warned Musk’s Starlink Is a Security Risk: Washington Post
- Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency connected the White House communications system to Starlink despite objections from Donald Trump's communications experts.
- White House staff were not informed about the Starlink terminal installation, raising concerns about potential security breaches.
- The Wi-Fi network named 'Starlink Guest' appeared on White House phones in February, requiring only a password without additional security measures.
- Secret Service spokesman Anthony Guglielmi indicated that they were aware of the efforts to improve internet access and did not classify it as a security incident.
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Report: Trump Administration Ignored Advice When Installing Starlink at the White House
A Wi-Fi network called ‘Starlink Guest’ appeared on White House phones, asking only for a password and not a username or a second form of authentication, The Washington Post's sources allege.
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In February, Elon Musk had donated his satellite Internet Starlink to the White House. Now, ignored security specifications and easy access options raise questions. Guests can also easily log in.
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The White House relies on Elon Musk's Starlink system when it comes to communication. This will be installed on a neighboring building in February. Guests will be able to access the Wi-Fi without any major hurdles. A security risk, as employees report, is uncertain.
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