| the F35 project created ~240,000 American jobs, many of which do not require any kind of special clearance or security measures. "My family worked on X" isn't at all alluring when we're talking about a huge public mass production of something. >Is your dad happy about you giving this info away? the F35 use of this software is public data.[0], and 'Dad's Happiness' isn't relevant to an internet stranger. >Do the state actors have all of this info anyway? State actors most definitely know these kind of details, they're likely not very actionable without lots of effort; that's why they're public. >Does it make you a target to get to him? It rarely matters who is a target, secretive projects are typically composited in such a way as to reduce the liability and overall management access of singular entities and individuals -- in other words 'Dad' isn't ever a lynch-pin for the entire operation. I don't know if he's fake, or a honey-pot; but it seems like a big waste of effort and resources if that's the case. source: aerospace family. [0]:https://www.ghs.com/customers/lockheedf35.html |