Reporters say Waltz, Gabbard, Hegseth private contact info is available online

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Representatives claim that they have found online communication information for Trump administration officials in the center of the leakage of the series of texts that reveal our plans to attack the rebels in the Houthis in Yemen.

The German Der Spiegel said that National Security Adviser Mike Waltz, Director of National Intelligence Tolsi Gabbard and Defense Minister Beit Higseth is among the affected people.

The perpetrator stated that the phone numbers, email addresses, and even some of the passwords related to the officials were found on the Internet by its employees after “they used search engines for commercial people with the hacked customer data that was published on the web.”

“Most of these numbers and email addresses are still in use, with some of them associated with definition files on social media platforms such as Instagram and LinkedIn. They were used to create files and file definition files in applications that follow current data,” said Der Spiegel. “There are also WhatsApp profiles for phone numbers concerned and even signal accounts in some cases.”

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Defense Minister Beit Higseth said he was not sharing secret plans to give Houthi goals in the Al -Ansa Group chat on March 26, 2025.

The perpetrator, citing the information available to the public, claimed that an email address linked to Bahjsith was in use just a few days ago.

She said that WhatsApp and Signal accounts that are supposed to belong to Waltz have been canceled after reaching both accounts for comment.

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The Senate Intelligence Committee on threats around the world

The Director of National Intelligence, Tolsi Gabbard, is surrounded by the FBI Center Cash Patel, the left, and the director of the Central Intelligence Agency John Ratcliffe, where the Senate Intelligence Committee held a hearing of its threats all over the world, in the Capitol Hill in Washington, on Tuesday, March 25. (AP/J. Scott Applewhite)

Der Spiegel reported that her employees have also found Gabbard’s special Google accounts recently used two weeks ago.

“This has happened nearly 10 years ago, and the platforms mentioned for years have not been used and passwords have changed several times,” said a spokesman for the Fox News Digital office spokesman for the office of the National Intelligence Director of Fox News Digital on Thursday.