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War Thunder Community Faces Another Security Breach

A War Thunder player has once again leaked sensitive U.S. military information by sharing images from the F-117 Nighthawk’s flight manual on a forum.

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  • September 15, 2023
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An F-117 Nighthawk lands for the first time at the Fresno Yosemite International Airport, Sept 13, 2021, to conduct training missions with the local Air National Guard unit. Two F-117 Nighthawks are participating in dissimilar air combat training missions this week along with F-15 pilots from the 144th Fighter Wing in Fresno, Calif. (Air National Guard photo by Capt. Jason Sanchez)
(Photo by Capt. Jason Sanchez 144th Fighter Wing Public Affairs)
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A War Thunder player has once again leaked sensitive U.S. military information by sharing images from the F-117 Nighthawk’s flight manual on a forum. This marks the 12th such incident in the game’s community. War Thunder, developed by Gaijin Entertainment, is a game that simulates military technologies. Gaijin Entertainment’s PR head confirmed the incident, noting that the post was promptly removed, and the user banned.
  

Key Points: 

  1. Repeated Offenses: This is the 12th time classified or sensitive military information has been shared within the War Thunder gaming community.
  2. Detailed Leak: The leaked data about the F-117 Nighthawk included its sensor locations, engine specifications, and firing angles.
  3. Immediate Response: Upon discovery, Gaijin Entertainment’s moderators deleted the files, removed the post, and banned the user responsible for the leak.
  4. Historical Context: In past incidents, players have released classified data on the British Challenger-2 tank, F-16 Fighting Falcon, F-15 Eagles, and even French and Chinese tank munitions on the game’s forums.
  5. Wider Problem: The issue of gamers sharing classified data isn’t unique to War Thunder; similar breaches have occurred on platforms like Discord, leading to arrests.

 

Source: https://taskandpurpose.com/news/war-thunder-f-117-leak/ 

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