The director of Dutch military intelligence, Peter Reesink, inadvertently compromised his security by using a public profile on the fitness app Strava for years. This allowed anyone to track his commute and vacation patterns. The readily available data revealed his routes to work and departure times for holidays, potentially exposing him to risk. Security experts warn against the dangers of sharing location data on public platforms, especially for individuals in sensitive positions. Reesink has reportedly since adjusted his privacy settings. The incident raises questions about security awareness within the Dutch intelligence community and the potential for similar vulnerabilities. This underscores the importance of digital security protocols for protecting sensitive information and personnel.