🎙️ The Daly Threat Report: "Stuttgart Spy Ring"

What if your parking lot became a battlefield in the RF spectrum? In
this five-minute tactical intelligence brief, Joe Daly (Bastille) and
Shawnee Delaney (Vaillance Group) dissect a Russian-directed
surveillance operation conducted outside Stuttgart Army Airfield. This
episode explores how a modified civilian vehicle became a mobile SIGINT
(signals intelligence) collection platform—used to harvest wireless
identifiers from Ukrainian soldiers training on missile systems. These
identifiers were allegedly used to track and target those individuals
after they returned to Ukraine.

🔍 Topics covered: The use of IMSI catchers, Wi-Fi Pineapples, and
multi-protocol surveillance Why traditional network security can't
detect RF-based collection operations The real-world risks of protocol
correlation attacks in secure facilities

📡 This case isn't about firewalls—it’s about invisible RF threats
bypassing every conventional control. Key question for security leaders:
If a foreign adversary set up a mobile SIGINT platform outside your
perimeter today, would your current security stack detect it? 📍 For
technical breakdowns, case studies, and detection tools, visit
⁠Bastille.net/thedalythreatreport⁠. Subscribe, share, and rethink what
your perimeter really means.

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