NSA warned of vulnerabilities in Signal app a month before Houthi strike chat: Report



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The National Security Agency issued a warning about vulnerabilities in the Signal app on Feb. 25, indicating it can be penetrated by Russian operatives for spying. High-ranking officials unintentionally leaked plans regarding an attack on Yemen’s Houthis during a Signal group chat that included a U.S. journalist.


The NSA memo states that individuals involved in intelligence and military operations should be cautious when using apps like Signal for sensitive discussions.


A Pentagon memo followed, advising against using Signal for unclassified information due to monitoring by Russian hacking groups.

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