Secret Service Uncovers Massive Telecom Threat Targeting New York’s Core Security

While global dignitaries prepared to convene at the United Nations General Assembly, American security forces were engaged in an unseen battle that directly safeguarded our nation's capital of finance and diplomacy. The U.S. Secret Service quietly dismantled a sprawling clandestine telecommunications network scattered across the New York metropolitan area—a threat so severe it could have rendered cellular networks useless during a moment when communication is vital for national security. This covert network consisted of over 300 SIM servers housing more than 100,000 active SIM cards within a 35-mile radius of the UN headquarters. Such an arsenal was poised not only...