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12-09-2008 | 10:40 PM
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12-10-2008 | 05:59 AM
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Hezbollah Spying Through 'Facebook'
05 September 08 10:16
by Gil Ronen
(IsraelNN.com) According to the intelligence community in Israel, Hezbollah
terrorists are becoming increasingly computer savvy, using Facebook to
learn more about IDF soldiers, potential targets for kidnappings.
Yeshiva World News reported that IDF intelligence officials are concerned
that soldiers may unwittingly give the enemy information through social
networking sites or even arrange to meet an internet companion who is in
fact a terrorist. The IDF has undertaken an aggressive awareness campaign
for soldiers, instructing them to be careful regarding what information they
may reveal, cautioning and instructing them not to reveal the name of the
branch of the service in which they serve, unit details et cetera. This is
especially true of soldiers serving in the air force, intelligence, and
elite combat units.
Dangerous liaisons. One military intelligence official explained that
Facebook has become a major resource for terrorists seeking to gather
information on soldiers and IDF units.
Other concerns including meetings arranged via Facebook in which soldiers
remain unaware of the true identity of terrorists, befriending them and then
revealing classified information that will be used to harm soldiers in the
future.
A soldier who serves in an intelligence unit was recently sentenced to 19
days in a military jail for posting a photo of his base on Facebook.
Israeli civilians have taken up the matter as well. A recently created
users' group is dedicated to stopping intelligence leaks through the social
networks. The group numbers more than 800 members who report any security
violations they encounter.
The group's founder said that he decided to act when he was travelling
abroad. While surfing the internet he ran into a picture of two female
soldiers inside a war room with a classified map including clearly visible
sensitive code names in the background.
www.IsraelNationalNews.com
© Copyright IsraelNationalNews.com
Hezbollah Spying Through 'Facebook'
05 September 08 10:16
by Gil Ronen
(IsraelNN.com) According to the intelligence community in Israel, Hezbollah
terrorists are becoming increasingly computer savvy, using Facebook to
learn more about IDF soldiers, potential targets for kidnappings.
Yeshiva World News reported that IDF intelligence officials are concerned
that soldiers may unwittingly give the enemy information through social
networking sites or even arrange to meet an internet companion who is in
fact a terrorist. The IDF has undertaken an aggressive awareness campaign
for soldiers, instructing them to be careful regarding what information they
may reveal, cautioning and instructing them not to reveal the name of the
branch of the service in which they serve, unit details et cetera. This is
especially true of soldiers serving in the air force, intelligence, and
elite combat units.
Dangerous liaisons. One military intelligence official explained that
Facebook has become a major resource for terrorists seeking to gather
information on soldiers and IDF units.
Other concerns including meetings arranged via Facebook in which soldiers
remain unaware of the true identity of terrorists, befriending them and then
revealing classified information that will be used to harm soldiers in the
future.
A soldier who serves in an intelligence unit was recently sentenced to 19
days in a military jail for posting a photo of his base on Facebook.
Israeli civilians have taken up the matter as well. A recently created
users' group is dedicated to stopping intelligence leaks through the social
networks. The group numbers more than 800 members who report any security
violations they encounter.
The group's founder said that he decided to act when he was travelling
abroad. While surfing the internet he ran into a picture of two female
soldiers inside a war room with a classified map including clearly visible
sensitive code names in the background.
www.IsraelNationalNews.com
© Copyright IsraelNationalNews.com