SS7 Flaw Let Iran Hunt U.S. Troops by Phone Signal
Iran allegedly used SS7 flaws to track U.S. troops by phone signal, turning commercial networks into targeting tools.
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Iran allegedly used SS7 flaws to track U.S. troops by phone signal, turning commercial networks into targeting tools.

A 17th US troop death adds pressure for wider strikes on Iran as missiles near Jordan pull Israel closer to the conflict.

Iran's Hormuz ship-strike claim turns the US clash into a direct threat to oil flows and the fragile April ceasefire.

Iran says it hit 21 US-linked targets across Jordan, Kuwait and Bahrain. Interceptions are confirmed, damage isn't.

A US sea drone rescued two soldiers from a crashed Apache near the Strait of Hormuz, a first-of-its-kind mission.

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US forces crushed Iranian drone and boat attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, safeguarding crucial oil shipments and escalating regional tensions.

Maersk endorses US-led safe passage in Strait of Hormuz, ending passive risk management and forcing a new maritime security standard.

US deployment of Merops drones near Iran signals a shift to active deterrence, escalating risks of military confrontation in a critical oil chokepoint