Let's bomb the Houthis?
Yeah, makes me wonder about the extent to which DARPA's ARPANET was developed with security in mind, or not (beyond functionality as a comms network), and how that philosophy might have then permeated over into Internet to bring us to a situation where security is still not the number one consideration in networking (by far), as seen for example by the choice of hardware with foreign-operated backdoors (where even Cleveland's solar panels have 'em).
Then again, some of the 'more in your face' nation-state hacking performed through such equipment shouldn't make us forget to vet our 'Signal' mailing lists to ensure that they don't include some random journalistic folks who shouldn't be made aware of our detailed plans for bombing the Houthis, as we are discussing them, hours before the secretive action actually takes place, irrespective of whether Pete Hegseth and JD Vance are also on those mailing lists, imho.
EDIT: as described also by Iain here.