The U.S. military leaked more than 93,000 tips via insecure P3 Global Intel. Has anyone been notified?
Investigation finds the US military exposed over 93,000 sensitive tips through insecure P3 Global Intel apps, part of the broader Navigate360 breach.
DataBreaches.net reports approximately 94,000 unclassified but sensitive tips submitted through P3 Global Intel apps and websites used by the military were exposed via an insecure platform. The finding stems from an ongoing investigation into the Navigate360 breach, which DDoSecrets dubbed 'BlueLeaks 2.0.' It remains unclear whether Homeland Security or affected individuals have been notified.
- About 94,000 military-submitted tips exposed through insecure P3 Global Intel apps and websites
- Part of ongoing Navigate360 breach investigation, called 'BlueLeaks 2.0' by DDoSecrets
- Unclear whether Homeland Security has responded or affected individuals were notified
As part of DataBreaches.net’s ongoing investigation into the Navigate360 breach, this report covers approximately 94,000 unclassified but sensitive tips submitted through P3 Global Intel apps and websites used by the military. What has Homeland Security done in response to the breach? When the Navigate360 breach first broke, DDoSecrets.org called it “BlueLeaks 2.0” because of the... Source
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