Let's say YOU are a Russian hacker with a task to pinpoint location and layout of all U.S. military bases in the crisis regions. What do you think, how hard it could be?

It was 20-year old student from Australia, named Nathan Ruser, who revealed how easy it can be if you have fitness tracking app Strava!

In November 2017, Strava company published a map with information about the movements of owners of different devices. Users of social networks drew attention to unusual activity in combat zones, including in Syria and Afghanistan. They noticed cyclical routes, according to which, allegedly, military patrols are moving.

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Just by reading comments at YouTube we can find out that Hezbollah already know this little trick. That means Iran already knows this little trick. You may have not been informed about the unusual activity in combat zones, including in Syria and Afghanistan, but they show that Syrian Government and Talibans in Afghanistan also know this little trick.

Now, even you know this little trick. It means, that even the most clueless U.S. senators now can find their lost troops all around the World!

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Really, why would Russians or Chinese train and pay hackers and spies, when U.S. Army can do any spying on themselves much better, thanks to their advanced technology? :)

But, thank God, they have a new stratlegy… startlegy… stuttergy… that will change everything!