The taliban are passed by women on Facebook to steal... - ABC.es

Taliban insurgents are passed by women on Facebook to Australian troops seducing locations and confidential military informaci?n. The dangers of interactions in social networks charge a new sense for many soldiers, who now tendr?n that take care of what we have online in order to avoid these peculiar attacks.

The objective of the insurgents of ?hacerse amigo? of the Australian soldiers on Facebook was to remove confidential informaci?n, using photos of attractive women to attract their atenci?n and be able to do through people you trust, aims a news.com art?culo. SEG?n art?culo, the armed forces had to intervene to warn the soldiers for possible leaks, resulting in the discovery that 58 percent of Australian defence personnel not ten?a training in social networks and the mayor?a of the soldiers was not aware of the lapses.

Although it is a good way to keep in touch with family and friends while est?n desempe?ando missions, available in some social networks geolocalizaci?n endangers some operations, announcing the soldiers localizaci?n to all Internet users. The shared fotograf?as in which are displayed on the uniform details and the localizaci?n of the tambi?n soldiers may be a risk to the safety of the troops.

This experience shows the lack of preparaci?n of many members of the armed forces of the world and the vulnerabilities ever m?s apparent share innocuos details and personal to trav?s platform p?blicos with little confidence people. These actions may mean a turnaround by the armed forces towards the social networks, used until now to bring to users of social media and share experiences with family, friends of the military and veterans.