Somebody forgot to turn off their Fitbit. Markers trace known military outposts, supply and patrol routes.pic.twitter.com/7YTzoqKgDl
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Fitness and social media company Strava releases activity heat map. Excellent for locating military bases (h/t to @Nrg8000). https://labs.strava.com/heatmap/#6.06/39.14391/35.00835/hot/all …pic.twitter.com/7zzNcYV42e
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Worth browsing a bit. Three positions around the US outpost at Tanf:pic.twitter.com/jS7S4LR2QS
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My focus is on Syria, but obviously works all over. French military base Madama in Niger:pic.twitter.com/1e9SRR73xS
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A lot of people are going to have to sit thru lectures come Monday morning.
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So much cool stuff to be done. Outposts around Mosul (or locals who enjoy running in close circles around their houses):pic.twitter.com/wHItJwYUUI
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In Syria, known Coalition (i.e. US) bases light up the night. Some light markers over known Russian positions, no notable colouring for Iranian bases.
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Okay here is where things get problematic: Via Strava, using pre-set segments we can scrape location specific user data from basically public profiles (and yes those exist w/in bases and lead us straight so social media profile of service members).https://twitter.com/Paulmd199/status/957732883090759680 …
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Not gonna post links or info but easy to very quickly ID a lot of people in very remote/sensitive places via this.
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this is Santahamina Finland -- mostly military areapic.twitter.com/AvVNxy7dMo
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this is what Alakurtti military base in Russia looks like in the heat mappic.twitter.com/6Wu2zFHwNa
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no visible heat map marks inside the Pentagon building.. what does it tell?pic.twitter.com/YtRpLUJiDW
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Hopefully, a full building Faraday.
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Maybe no regular cellular service nor Wi-Fi, only networks with strict data exfiltration policies.
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As long as you can get a GPS signal you get a trace. The data isn't submitted until afterwards.
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But it's likely the device isn't allowed inside to begin with. I would be surprised if the Pentagon was less strict than PCI in a call center. We weren't allowed to have ANYTHING that had a data interface not provided by IT. Cartridge, wireless, or plugged.
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We were basically limited to old school alkaline battery powered things that didn't even have headphone jacks.
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anyone have any ideas about this apparent isolated velodrome outside of Wendover, UT? https://labs.strava.com/heatmap/#15.23/-113.59443/40.52698/hot/all …pic.twitter.com/HkmUgR3JAv
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also I already posted this in another thread, but Burning Man looks very good on this https://labs.strava.com/heatmap/#14.04/-119.20679/40.78787/hot/all …pic.twitter.com/CZFjUR93vU
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Nothing to see here, just a normal person pacing back and forth UNDERGROUND on the Isle of Harrispic.twitter.com/Z1GdZtzbjM
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That's a windfarm according to Ordnance Survey.
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Fair enough, I see it now. The missile silos/diamond mines must be hidden somewhere elsepic.twitter.com/WUbjF9IGGB
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