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Felons routine unauthorized access to navy facilities. ohio congress mike turner who is on the armed services committee has now asked the pentagon inspector general to give congress more information about this audit. he wrote, given the disturbing events of today, i am highly concerned that the access of controlled systems at our nation's military installations have serious security flaws. we will speak to the congressman turner in a few hours now at the "cnn newsroom." but first back to new york with zoraida sambolin with more of today's news. >> great to have you, john. coming up. >> all i...

Recognized as somebody swho suppos who is supposed to be in that building. >> an report found they may have increased the security risks in an effort to cut costs and given convicted felons access to navy facilities. mark turner has now asked the pentagon inspector general to give congress more information about this audit. he wrote, given the disturbing events of today, i am highly concerned that the act of controlled systems at our nation's military installations have serious security flaws. this is just the beginning, no doubt, of questions that will be asked about how something like this c...

See you. >> there's us looking at the phone. >> reporter: and that's just the beginning. >> the other thing we can do is record conversations. i can use the listen function here. and when i click listen, i'm going to record ten seconds of conversation on this phone. >> reporter: how did they do it? >> we used angry birds. it's a very popular game. >> reporter: popular app but be careful where you download it. >> they say it's a very great game, go to the link, they install if on their phone, they're all happy, they get to play the game but the spyware is there. >> reporter: it's a fake app the...

What they're talking about. >> he was heckled. >> you could think about it like this. it's like batman. they have the power to do bad and to break in to things -- devices we own. right? but a lot of them use the power for good. helping with security. helping expose flaws in systems to be exposed. maybe we own a television and there there's something wrong with it. they're trying to find a security flaw with this. this is why the government oftentimes looks at them for national security. >> other than the address by general alexander at black hat, you attended def con. what was talked about? >>...

Benghazi. you've uncovered some of those security flaws, tell us what those were. >> thank you, i spoke yesterday with someone who was called a regional security officers, the person in charge of the security in that country, and the state department personnel and someone who worked extensive will in the middle east. says catherine look at the pictures of the consulate in benghazi, a location classified as high risk of a terrorist attack or high risk of civil unrest, from that classification, very specific physical security standards followed by the state department. ocean, when you look at th...