Pentagon to Investigate Trump Aide Pete Hegseth’s Use of Signal App in Yemen Leak Case
The Pentagon has announced it will launch an investigation into the use of the encrypted messaging app Signal by Pete Hegseth, a former Trump administration official, in relation to a leak of sensitive information regarding U.S. operations in Yemen. The inquiry, initiated by the Pentagon's Inspector General, focuses on Hegseth's communications which may have compromised national security.
According to reports from multiple sources, Hegseth, who served as a key figure in the Trump administration, used Signal to discuss classified details about the Yemen operations. This has raised concerns about the security protocols and the potential risks of using non-government approved communication platforms for discussing sensitive government matters.
The use of Signal, which offers end-to-end encryption, has been a topic of contention within the U.S. government. While some officials argue it's necessary for secure communications, others worry about its potential for misuse and the difficulty in monitoring such communications. The outcome of the Pentagon's investigation could influence future policies on the use of encrypted apps by government officials.
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