In recent years, there have been several highly classified leaks on the internet that have shaken the global community.

One of the most recent leaks occurred in 2023, when Jack Teixerira released over 50 classified US government documents that revealed information about US Military Briefings on the war in Ukraine. The leak has been widely regarded as one of the worst breaches of US national security this century and has undermined trust between nations, ultimately benefiting Russia.

Similarly, in 2021, a War Thunder player who identified as Challenger 2 Commander leaked classified tank specs, raising questions about the accuracy of the design of the Challenger 2 tank in the combat game. Following these disclosures, secret information about the specifications of a NATO battle tank and Chinese armor-penetrating tank round used by the Chinese People's Liberation Army was also posted online.

Both of these leaks have been highly controversial and there is often a fine line between exposing wrongdoing and putting national security at risk.

While the debates about the ethics and implications of these leaks will continue, it's important to remember that simply proving a point or being "right" on the internet should not come at the cost of endangering lives or undermining national security.

It's essential to approach these issues with caution and carefully consider the potential consequences of exposing classified information before making any decisions.