The government is concerned with remote military missions being negatively impacted by the use of technology that may fail to protect operational security. To remediate this concern, a number of solutions have been implemented, including the following:
* End-to-end encryption of all inbound and outbound communication, including personal email and chat sessions that allow solders to securely communicate with families
* Layer 7 inspection and TCP/UDP port restriction, including firewall rules to only allow TCP port 80 and 443 and approved applications
* A host-based whitelist of approved websites and applications that only allow mission-related tools and sites
* The use of satellite communication to include multiple proxy servers to scramble the source IP address
Which of the following is of MOST concern in this scenario?
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