Trump Regime Used Gmail Accounts to Discuss Sensitive Plans: Report
gizmodo.com

... But her emails.

Top national security officials at the White House, including national security advisor Michael Waltz, have sometimes been using regular Gmail accounts to discuss highly sensitive military operations, according to a new report from the Washington Post. Gmail is not end-to-end encrypted like more secure government systems available to officials like Waltz and can be intercepted by foreign adversaries.

The Gmail accounts were used to discuss "sensitive military positions and powerful weapons systems relating to an ongoing conflict," according to the Post, citing three unnamed government officials and emails reviewed firsthand by the newspaper. Personal email accounts of any kind are not considered a secure way to communicate sensitive information, though National Security Council spokesperson Brian Hughes told the Post that no classified information was transmitted over insecure channels. ...

'Horrified' Israeli intel officials were shouting at US counterparts' over Trump leak (2017)
www.timesofisrael.com

... US President Donald Trump's reported sharing of a highly classified Israeli tip with Russia led to incredibly tense meetings between Israeli and American intelligence officials, Foreign Policy Magazine reported Friday.

The Israelis reportedly shouted at their US counterparts, demanding an explanation for Trump's actions, according to the magazine, which quoted a US defense official.

"To them, it's horrifying," the official said. "Their first question was: What is going on? What is this?'"

Meeting Russia's foreign minister and ambassador to Washington in the Oval Office on May 10, Trump shared intelligence about an Islamic State threat involving laptops carried on airplanes, according to a senior US official.

ABC News reported that the information came specifically from a spy embedded in the terrorist group on behalf of Israel, and that Trump's reported leak had placed the person's life at risk. ...

Israel complains about SignalGate leak after giving US key intelligence used in Houthi strike: report
nypost.com

... Israel provided the US with critical intelligence from an on-the-ground source in Yemen that was later leaked as part of the SignalGate scandal, according to a report.

In the Signal messages, national security adviser Mike Waltz told top Trump administration officials that intelligence had a "positive ID" of the Houthis' "top missile guy" entering a building that was hit in the US airstrikes.

That message was revealed by the Atlantic this week after its editor in chief Jeffrey Goldberg was inadvertently added to a private Signal chat on March 11 to plan out the strike.

Privately, Israeli officials complained to Washington that Waltz's message about that intelligence went public, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing a US official. ...