How Apple's shadow iPhone network reaches behind Putin's Iron Curtain.
across its smart devices, all of which goes to show the huge potential in connecting millions of endpoints.
The fact that this shadow network clearly extends behind Putin’s newly strengthened Iron Curtain is in itself interesting. That this has now delivered some form of open source intelligence—The same is true with reports that social media scrapes have been, albeit social media analysis to track personnel and locations in enemy states is now an SOP. Geotagged imagery and posts in or around Russian military bases is a hotbed of intel—the same is true in Europe and the U.S.
We are all rightly consumed in the day-to-day reports from Ukraine, as the horrors unfold on our phone and TV screens. But behind the scenes, the future of modern warfare is being rewritten in real time as mainstream social media’s first war plays out. As I have before, we have been preparing for this for years. But what we are seeing now in Ukraine has gone far beyond anything seen before or expected so soon.
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