[fella]

When I first signed up with FB I had all sortz of attractive young women wanting to friend me. I didn't know any of them. Smelled like a fish-bar to me so I didn't bite.

Now it appears that that is SOP for FB.

[DesertRhino]

I had that whole honeytrap thing backwards. I thought you gave him some Good Lovin, gave her the big O, and then she would tell you secret information.

I wondered why they never told me anything of value afterwards.

[DesertRhino]

So THEY are the honey...i get it now.

[yesthatjallen]

By “virtual” is meant that military men, usually officers, are seduced by virtual women via social networks where the recruiters use photos and talk of eventual physical contact in exchange for digital photos of documents sent via encrypted apps like WhatsApp.

What kind of moron falls for this?

If an unknown woman took an interest in me without meeting me personally and then asked for classified documents, I believe I would have the sense to suspect something was amiss.

After some initial success the Indian military cracked down by ordering military personnel, especially those with access to classified data, to not use their real names or indicate they are in the military while online, especially on social networks. In addition rules forbidding having cell phones in areas where classified documents or activities are were more strictly enforced.

Instead of dancing around the issue, how about giving these dumb lugs specific training to see what they're apparently too dumb to see?

WARNING: THAT WOMAN SENDING YOU NAKED PHOTOS AND TELLING YOU SHE LOVES YOU AND ASKING FOR CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS IS A SPY!