A group chat among Trump administration officials in the messaging app Signal has inadvertently raised concerns about a potential security breach. According to reports, Representative Michael Waltz and Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard were both part of the group chat in which sensitive information was shared.

The security concern arose when Fox News host Pete Hegseth reportedly shared login information for a government website during a conversation in the group chat. While the information was quickly deleted, the incident highlights the risks of discussing confidential matters in messaging apps.

Signal is known for its end-to-end encryption, which provides a secure platform for communication. However, the use of the app for official government business raises questions about the security practices of top officials.

In response to the reports, both Waltz and Gabbard have downplayed the incident, with Waltz stating that the chat was meant for casual conversations. Meanwhile, cybersecurity experts are calling for increased awareness and training among government officials to prevent similar incidents in the future.