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US Says Cuba Infiltrated "Highest Reaches" Of American Government
A US State Department report alleged that Cuba's decades-long espionage campaign was "one of the most durable and damaging foreign intelligence penetrations in American history."
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How Russia Built A Spy Network In Heart Of Japan
Ukrainian government estimates cited by the NYT suggest that around 90 per cent of Russian missiles and drones contain parts made in Japan.
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Chits In Walls, Meets In Park: How Italian Spies Sold NATO Secrets To Russia
The 59-year-old retired spy received Euro 4,000 in cash, the agreed-upon price for each highly classified piece of information, after every exchange.
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China Arrests US Think Tank Founder On Suspicion Of Spying
Min Zin, founder of the Institute for Strategy and Policy Myanmar (ISP-M), "has been subjected to criminal compulsory measures", Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Lin Jian told a news briefing.
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Israel Spying On Trump's Iran Negotiators? US Intelligence Raises Concerns
Intelligence reports have suggested that Israeli spy agencies may have intensified surveillance activities aimed at understanding the US negotiating position in talks with Iran.
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Did Chinese General Disguise As Waitress To Spy On Elon Musk? What Report Said
Zeng shared an image of two servers from the CCP's state banquet honouring President Trump, claiming photos of the same women "in uniform" were being widely circulated on Chinese social media.
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"We Spy Like Hell On Them": Trump Responds To Question On China Cyberattacks
When questioned by reporters on whether he spoke to Chinese President Xi Jinping about the cyberattacks that China has done in the US, President Trump said, "I did. He talked about attacks that we did in China. You know, what they do, we do too."
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British Couple, Arrested For Espionage During World Tour, Jailed For 10 Years
A British couple detained in Iran since January 2025 have been sentenced to 10 years in jail for espionage, their family announced on Thursday, prompting condemnation from the UK government.
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State-Backed Hackers Target Defence Workers, Google Warns
State-sponsored hackers are increasingly targeting defence sector employees and job seekers through personalised cyber-attacks, exploiting hiring processes and personal devices, according to a new report by Google.
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AI Espionage: How Ex-Google Engineer Stole Supercomputer Blueprints
The conviction of former Google engineer Linwei Ding highlights the growing threat of AI espionage and the importance of system-level AI engineering.
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US Declassifies Cold War-Era 'JUMPSEAT' Spy Satellite Programme
The US has declassified details of the Cold War-era JUMPSEAT spy satellite programme, revealing how the spacecraft played a key role in monitoring Soviet military activity from space between 1971 and 2006.
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Committee Blames Digital Espionage For 2025 Peace Prize Winner Leak
Digital espionage was likely to have been behind the uncovering of the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize winner's name ahead of its official release, the Norwegian Nobel Committee said.
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Ex-Google Engineer Convicted Of Stealing AI Secrets For Chinese Companies
Former Google software engineer Linwei Ding was convicted by a federal jury in San Francisco on Thursday of stealing AI trade secrets from the US tech giant to benefit two Chinese companies he was secretly working for
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Ex-Air Force Officer Arrested In Assam On Charges Of Spying For Pakistan
Police sources said they were keeping a close eye on the arrested person, who was allegedly in touch with and supplying sensitive information to individuals linked to a Pakistani spying agency.
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Gurugram Lawyer, Arrested For Spying For Pak, Visited Punjab To Collect Money
According to Musharraf, he became friends with the arrested lawyer, Rizwan, during his internship at the Sohna court in 2022.
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US Says Cuba Infiltrated "Highest Reaches" Of American Government
A US State Department report alleged that Cuba's decades-long espionage campaign was "one of the most durable and damaging foreign intelligence penetrations in American history."
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How Russia Built A Spy Network In Heart Of Japan
Ukrainian government estimates cited by the NYT suggest that around 90 per cent of Russian missiles and drones contain parts made in Japan.
-
Chits In Walls, Meets In Park: How Italian Spies Sold NATO Secrets To Russia
The 59-year-old retired spy received Euro 4,000 in cash, the agreed-upon price for each highly classified piece of information, after every exchange.
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China Arrests US Think Tank Founder On Suspicion Of Spying
Min Zin, founder of the Institute for Strategy and Policy Myanmar (ISP-M), "has been subjected to criminal compulsory measures", Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Lin Jian told a news briefing.
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Israel Spying On Trump's Iran Negotiators? US Intelligence Raises Concerns
Intelligence reports have suggested that Israeli spy agencies may have intensified surveillance activities aimed at understanding the US negotiating position in talks with Iran.
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Did Chinese General Disguise As Waitress To Spy On Elon Musk? What Report Said
Zeng shared an image of two servers from the CCP's state banquet honouring President Trump, claiming photos of the same women "in uniform" were being widely circulated on Chinese social media.
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"We Spy Like Hell On Them": Trump Responds To Question On China Cyberattacks
When questioned by reporters on whether he spoke to Chinese President Xi Jinping about the cyberattacks that China has done in the US, President Trump said, "I did. He talked about attacks that we did in China. You know, what they do, we do too."
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British Couple, Arrested For Espionage During World Tour, Jailed For 10 Years
A British couple detained in Iran since January 2025 have been sentenced to 10 years in jail for espionage, their family announced on Thursday, prompting condemnation from the UK government.
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State-Backed Hackers Target Defence Workers, Google Warns
State-sponsored hackers are increasingly targeting defence sector employees and job seekers through personalised cyber-attacks, exploiting hiring processes and personal devices, according to a new report by Google.
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AI Espionage: How Ex-Google Engineer Stole Supercomputer Blueprints
The conviction of former Google engineer Linwei Ding highlights the growing threat of AI espionage and the importance of system-level AI engineering.
-
US Declassifies Cold War-Era 'JUMPSEAT' Spy Satellite Programme
The US has declassified details of the Cold War-era JUMPSEAT spy satellite programme, revealing how the spacecraft played a key role in monitoring Soviet military activity from space between 1971 and 2006.
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Committee Blames Digital Espionage For 2025 Peace Prize Winner Leak
Digital espionage was likely to have been behind the uncovering of the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize winner's name ahead of its official release, the Norwegian Nobel Committee said.
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Ex-Google Engineer Convicted Of Stealing AI Secrets For Chinese Companies
Former Google software engineer Linwei Ding was convicted by a federal jury in San Francisco on Thursday of stealing AI trade secrets from the US tech giant to benefit two Chinese companies he was secretly working for
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Ex-Air Force Officer Arrested In Assam On Charges Of Spying For Pakistan
Police sources said they were keeping a close eye on the arrested person, who was allegedly in touch with and supplying sensitive information to individuals linked to a Pakistani spying agency.
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Gurugram Lawyer, Arrested For Spying For Pak, Visited Punjab To Collect Money
According to Musharraf, he became friends with the arrested lawyer, Rizwan, during his internship at the Sohna court in 2022.
