U.S. intelligence agencies are on high alert after CNN reported that Iran is actively preparing cyberattacks aimed at critical government and military infrastructure. But the real threat may already be inside the wire — not from foreign hackers at a keyboard, but from mobile phones unknowingly or deliberately carried into the nation’s most sensitive facilities.
The devices we carry every day are now among our greatest national security vulnerabilities.
In 2025, secrets aren’t stolen with a crowbar. They’re stolen with an app.
Despite years of post-9/11 investments in hardened infrastructure, the federal government has been remiss in investing in a sensor network to keep pace with the risks of wireless technology now embedded in daily life.
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When the first iPhone was introduced in 2007, it ushered in a new
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