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The US military operation plan against Yemen's Houthi forces was leaked through an encrypted chat group, raising significant concerns about cybersecurity and information handling.
- The leak was confirmed by the White House, involving the US Secretary of Defense Pete Saxon.
- The group chat included a journalist from The Atlantic, which led to the exposure of the operation.
- Despite the leak, no immediate damage was reported, but it sparked a significant media and public interest.
- The Atlantic's editor, Jeffrey Goldberg, received an unexpected invitation to the chat group.
- The operation's details were known to Goldberg two hours before the attack on the Houthi forces.
- The chat platform used was Signal, known for its encryption.
- The occurrence has been linked to a possible mistake by a US government official.
- There is speculation about whether the inclusion of Goldberg was intentional or accidental.
- The incident highlights the vulnerability in handling classified information.
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2025-03-25 星期二 - 美軍作戰計劃泄露