Hegseth’s Personal Phone Use Created Vulnerabilities

Expert warns 'zero chance' Hegseth's phone isn't infiltrated after number found online

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s personal cellphone is turning up online on multiples sites, including social media and a fantasy sport site, according to a New York Times report. It's posing significant security fears.The phone number is the same one that was used in the Signal chat in which Hegseth shared sensitive information about air strikes on the Houthis in Yemen. “There’s zero percent chance that someone hasn’t tried to install Pegasu…

According to media reports, U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is said to have used a private cell phone for signal chats about military plans and published his number on numerous websites. Cybersecurity experts warn of significant spy risks.

Pentagon chief Hegseth is said to have shared U.S. military attack plans in a group chat with his wife and brother via a private phone. His cell phone number is open on the net.

Hegseth’s dangerous leaks - when will the Congress and Senate act?

Pete Hegseth, our Secretary of Defense, used a private Signal group chat to share with his wife, brother and personal lawyer critical details on a planned U.S. military operation in Yemen, The New York Times reports. This was not an “Oops” like the first group chat which “accidentally” included a reporter. This was a deliberate, dangerous, separate act by our Secretary of Defense.

U.S. Secretary of Defense Hegseth sent details of an attack on the Huthi rebels not only to a signal group in which a journalist could also read along. He also shared them with his wife and brother. Now it comes out: The number he used is public.

Hegseth Likely Targeted by 'Spyware' After Same Phone Number Used to Send Plans on Signal Connected to Facebook, Whatsapp, Experts Say

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's phone number may have been compromised, with experts noting that the number has been published on the internet, potentially allowing access to classified information and posing a risk to national security.