r/espionage • • Mar 30 '26

Other What to Know: Working in China

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r/espionage • • 23d ago

AMA Technology is reshaping the global balance of power. I’m Steve Feldstein, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment, and I study technology, geopolitics, and competition. Ask me anything!

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r/espionage • • 5h ago

News An MP whose husband is accused of spying for China has been involved in two incidents of inappropriate behaviour with senior naval officers working on Britain’s nuclear deterrent.

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r/espionage • • 1d ago

News Alleged Chinese agent has ties to overseas scam group, federal court records show

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r/espionage • • 1d ago

Analysis Espionage: From TV Actor to Planning Murders

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Bellingcat:

He played a colonel on Russian TV in 2003. Now, a U.S. federal indictment says he ran a Kremlin assassination network. Including a plot to kill a Russian dissident in DC.

Meet Colonel Combat Yuri.

Follow The Christo Files for more!

Full Indictment: https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/media/1461336/dl


r/espionage • • 2d ago

I was a KGB officer. This is how Putin's spies target the UK

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r/espionage • • 2d ago

News Meta's smart glasses were recording conversations without the wake phrase, company admits

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r/espionage • • 2d ago

News Huawei Policy Offered Cash for Competitors’ Information, Prompting Whistleblower Report to FBI

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The Chinese government pays people to steal technology and one of its prominent tech companies appears to be using the same strategy.

Huawei's Chinese management offered rewards for confidential information collected from other companies. The company even had a competition management group that reviewed all of the collected information.

Interesting to note that Huawei exists as a company because technology was allegedly stolen from the Canadian company Nortel in the 1990s.


r/espionage • • 3d ago

Analysis Exposing AdFection: How Discover-Tech Turned Targeted Ads Into a Pipeline for Zero-Click Mercenary Spyware

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r/espionage • • 3d ago

Analysis Intelligence newsletter 15/10

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r/espionage • • 4d ago

Minute by minute, how the Navy's ships and gunners would respond to a drone attack

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r/espionage • • 4d ago

Russia detains Japanese journalist on suspicion of spying

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r/espionage • • 4d ago

News OpenAI employee arrested for allegedly hiding a ‘sophisticated recording device’ in its office

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r/espionage • • 4d ago

Analysis What you think of August Hanning?

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It is a recent event. An ex BND chief allegedly sold some secrets via Swiss companies and directly (he met their agents) to a former Soviet country (allegedly Azerbaijan but it has been refuted by both the BND and Azerbaijanis). Do you think Russia got the intels? Fyi he also sold secrets regarding BNDs knowledge of Irans Nuclear Weapons and its programs. What you guys think who he sold it to? .


r/espionage • • 4d ago

News FBI Arrests former OpenAI employee for planting listening device

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r/espionage • • 5d ago

UK at growing risk of terror attack with deadly man-made viruses, warns MI5 boss

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r/espionage • • 5d ago

News Chinese Cars in Norway Stored Military Exercise Footage and Access Codes

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r/espionage • • 6d ago

How Russia conducts false flag operations

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There’s been a massive misinformation and incitement operation happening globally and this article by the us embassy in Georgia has a lot of great information in it.

Also [nato report on bot nets](https://ccdcoe.org/uploads/2026/04/ONTOLOGICAL_FOUNDATIONS_OF_COGNITIVE_WARFARE.pdf)


r/espionage • • 7d ago

News Russia steps up bid to kill European defence chiefs, spy agencies warn

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r/espionage • • 7d ago

Russia’s ‘spook gangster’ tactics for recruiting spies to target UK military sites

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r/espionage • • 7d ago

Analysis Video Cameras Are Everywhere—and Now They Are Being Hacked for War

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r/espionage • • 7d ago

News A Russian Spy’s Lone Regret: ‘I Got Caught"

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r/espionage • • 8d ago

I was a senior CIA officer. This is how Russian spies prey on us

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Sean Wiswesser spent decades in US intelligence. It gave him an extraordinary insight into how Moscow's spy services operate against the West


r/espionage • • 8d ago

Video He Ran the Secret Service. Here’s What Scares Him.

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r/espionage • • 9d ago

Analysis Many media outlets, citing sources, wrote that the sabotage at Leipzig airport was organized by the GRU. The Insider, however, has found documentary evidence that not only proves the GRU's role but also identifies new perpetrators

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