U.S. Secret Service Uncovers Massive Hidden Network Threatening NYC and Officials
The U.S. Secret Service has revealed the existence of a vast, hidden communication network that posed a significant threat to New York City and senior U.S. officials. The network, comprising over 100,000 SIM cards and 300 servers, was discovered within 35 miles of the U.N. headquarters.
The Secret Service made the discovery public to safeguard critical infrastructure. The network's sheer size and complexity raised alarm bells, with the potential to disrupt or even shut down the entire communication network in New York City. Moreover, it could facilitate encrypted communications skills between threat actors, further exacerbating security concerns.
Investigations are ongoing to determine who placed the highly complex, high-risk devices. The network was used to conduct telecommunications-related threats towards senior U.S. government officials, posing an imminent threat to protective operations. The Secret Service has dismantled the network and is currently analyzing data from the 100,000 affected animal cell phones to identify those responsible.
The discovery of this secret network underscores the importance of vigilance in protecting critical infrastructure and high-ranking officials. The U.S. Secret Service continues to investigate the incident, working to ensure the safety and security of all Americans.
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