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US sanctions on Iran?s central bank. Tehran has called this an act of war
2012-01-01 09:38:00 On the last day of 2011, US President Barack Obama Saturday signed into law measures penalizing foreign financial institutions doing business with Iran’s central bank, Bank Markazi – the toughest sanctions imposed yet over Iran’s development of a nuclear weapon. In recent weeks Tehran has repeatedly warned that it would deem the signing of this ...
By: 1913 Intel
TOP SECRET: Your Briefing on the CIA?s Cold-War Spy Satellite, ?Big Bird? ?
2011-12-31 22:38:00 Here’s your mission, should you choose to accept it: build a camera that can take high-resolution photographs of the Earth from orbit and return them to the Central Intelligence Agency. There’s only one catch: you don’t get to use a computer or a single kilobyte of network bandwidth. That’s the task that the United States ...
By: 1913 Intel
Iran raises anti-US threat level, and Israel?s Chief of Staff warns of pote
2011-12-29 17:59:00 At around the same time, Israel’s chief of staff Lt. Gen. Benny Gantz spoke of “the rising potential for a multi-arena event,” i.e. a comprehensive armed conflict. Facing in several directions as we are “between terrorist organizations and Iran’s progress toward a nuclear weapon… we can’t afford to stay on the defensive and must come ...
By: 1913 Intel
Third Intifada: Abbas primes West Bank for ?Palestinian Resistance?
2011-12-28 12:02:00 Debkafile’s military sources in Washington and Jerusalem report that in both capitals, the Palestinian leader’s action is seen as paving the way for radical changes in West Bank security. This fragile edifice was kept stable for some years thanks to joint US-Israeli-Palestinian efforts to back up peaceful relations between the Palestinians and Israel after the ...
By: 1913 Intel
Andhra Opposition Want Release of Gvt Spies? Reports On Sathya Sai Baba
2011-04-22 13:36:00 One may raise the question: why would four very experienced Andhra Pradesh intelligence operatives between them keep round-the-clock watch, that has been continued unabated for four years, on affairs at Puttaparthi? What else might they wish to know? After all, inner-circle Puttaparthi corruption is common knowledge among Indian state and central governments? Because Sai Baba has so many billionaire and millionaire supporters, the dimensions of the wealth flowing to the Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust are on a scale that beggars the imagination. A speculation: By any chance, is the intensified interest related to extremely vast money laundering operations involving India and offshore tax havens? Are elements among Sathya Sai Baba's key servitors - but by no means all of them - involved in money laundering?
RITA AND "THE MYSTERIES" DEBUT
2010-10-26 20:24:00 Dominican group, Rita Indiana Y Los Misterios(The Mysteries), has released its debut album, El Juidero. Capitalizing on the past year's underground success and mainstream buzz, the alternative, Merengue-infused band continues to push the experimental envelope with some, equally as thought-provoking, visuals. The video for the title track is a blaxploitation-inspired piece that references much of the corruption and espionage that took place in the Dominican Republic's past. While you're watching, keep an eye out for a cameo from Merengue legend, Johnny Ventura!
Jonny and the Shamen - Adventures in Espionage [2000]
2008-08-11 17:53:00 Phil Dirt; t's been a year and a half sine their last release. This a definite step up, with tight well crafted songs, and excellent surf sounds. The theme may be espionage, and the writing may lean that way, but underlying that is solid surfability. An excellent release.[Reverb Central]There must be something in that southern water that creates some of the most imaginative surf/punk outfits. However, unlike Atlanta sci-fi geeks Man or Astroman?, the Saraland, AL outfit of Jonny and the Shamen contains a heavy riffage of surf and hi-tech secret agent gadgetry. Each track off of their debut Adventures in Espionage is a blasting effort of spy themes that would be appropriate for the opening credits of Mission Impossible, The Man From U.N.C.L.E., or Get Smart. Even if this idea has been beaten to death since the Ventures cover of "Secret Agent Man," Jonny and the Shamen brew a fast-paced energy and up the octane, making this genre fresh and creative. [Allmusic.com]Track list;01 - Push...
By: Boppeslag
United States uncertain why China is boosting its high tech weapons arsenal
2008-06-01 06:23:00 Is it really that hard to figure out? China is boosting it high tech weapons arsenal in order to take on America. China understands that at some point there will be confrontation between the countries. Most likely it will be over Taiwan. China is positioning itself to defeat America or at least prevent America for ...
By: 1913 Intel
Spy reeled in untold treasures
2008-04-22 13:51:00 The CIA almost blew its chance to recruit the specialist engineer Adolf Tolkachev in the late 1970s, but once he had been “landed”, Guilsher’s professionalism and bravery helped build a bond that yielded military secrets of incalculable importance. Tolkachev, a senior engineer for Phazotron, provided key details of the research and development of the all-important radar ...
By: 1913 Intel
The Incremental Loss of Liberty
2008-04-08 13:07:00 Here is yet another news article that details how the government is doing grave violence to the U.S. Constitution and individual liberty. By incrementally eroding your rights (i.e. the fundamental right to privacy), the government is breathing life into George W. Bush’s famous words - “[S]top throwing the Constitution in my face, it’s just a ...
Defense Department Official Pleads Guilty to Espionage Charge Involving Chi
2008-04-05 06:13:00 From FedAgent.com A Defense Department official, Gregg William Bergersen, of Alexandria, Virginia, pled guilty Monday to a one-count criminal information charging him with conspiracy to disclose national defense information to persons not entitled to receive it. Bergersen, age 51, was arrested on February 11, 2008. According to a Statement of Facts filed in Court with Bergersen’s Plea ...
Satanic Ritual Child Sex Abuse: The McMartin Case Revisited
2008-04-04 02:50:00 The rampant sexual abuse and emotional traumatization of children by the U.S. government, or at its direction, is one of the country’s best kept secrets. Government-directed mind control cults specialize in dissociative conditioning, a regimen of physical and psychological beatings that give birth to a cluster of alter personalities. MONARCH programming was a government funded mind ...
Chinese Spy ?Slept? In U.S. For 2 Decades
2008-04-03 20:25:00 From The Washington Post: Prosecutors called Chi Mak the “perfect sleeper agent,” though he hardly looked the part. For two decades, the bespectacled Chinese-born engineer lived quietly with his wife in a Los Angeles suburb, buying a house and holding a steady job with a U.S. defense contractor, which rewarded him with promotions and a security ...
By: The Hot Joints
U.S. intelligence officials warn of Chinese ?sleeper? spies
2008-04-03 18:15:00 Prosecutors called Chi Mak the “perfect sleeper agent,” though he hardly looked the part. For two decades, the bespectacled Chinese-born engineer lived quietly with his wife in a Los Angeles suburb, buying a house and holding a steady job with a U.S. defense contractor, which rewarded him with promotions and a security clearance. Colleagues remembered ...
By: 1913 Intel
That Fly on the Wall Could Be an American Cyborg Spy
2008-04-03 06:39:00 Almost indistinguishable from the average insect, these cyborg spies will provide our military and counter-terrorism specialists with a huge surveillance advantage. The U.S. military could deploy the cyborgs in hostage situations or even send them into enemy barracks. The goal is to engineer insects that can fly up to 300 feet away, land within 15 feet ...
By: 1913 Intel
Pentagon Official Pleads Guilty To Giving Secrets To China
2008-04-01 17:59:00 A Pentagon official pleaded guilty Monday to passing US military secrets to an agent working for China after being showered with gifts and gambling money, the Department of Justice said. Gregg William Bergersen, 51, faces up to 10 years in jail after admitting to one count of conspiracy to disclose national defense information to persons not ...
By: The Hot Joints
The spies among us
2008-03-30 13:18:00 Q: What is your book about? A: Well, “Comrade J” is about the highest ranking Russian intelligence officer to defect after the end of the Cold War. In other words, Sergei Tretyakov worked for us. He defected in 2000 after working secretly for us for at least three years. He worked for the Yeltsin and Putin ...
By: 1913 Intel
Waltrip: Roush ?intellectual espionage? was simply a mistake
2008-03-29 17:03:00 MARTINSVILLE, Va. ? Michael Waltrip said the Roush Fenway Racing sway bar that wound up with his team got there completely by mistake and that it?s not nearly as big of a deal as Jack Roush says it is. ?I promise you that no one went to their tool box and swiped it,? Waltrip said Saturday ...
Waltrip: Roush?s ?intellectual espionage? was simply a mistake
2008-03-29 16:03:00 MARTINSVILLE, Va. ? Michael Waltrip said the Roush Fenway Racing sway bar that wound up with his team got there completely by mistake and that it?s not nearly as big of a deal as Jack Roush says it is. ?I promise you that no one went to their tool box and swiped it,? Waltrip said Saturday ...
Russia announces spy arrests after BP raids
2008-03-21 15:01:00 Russia’s secret service has charged two Russian-Americans with industrial espionage, the service was quoted as saying Thursday, a day after raids on the offices of British oil major BP in Moscow. The two men “were illegally collecting secret commercial information for a number of foreign oil and gas companies with the aim of gaining concrete advantages ...
By: 1913 Intel
Data Breach And Espionage Fears Overblown: Petrobras Recovers Stolen Disks
2008-02-29 07:58:00 A couple of weeks back I picked up on an article that had the Brazilian government mobilizing its intelligence and police forces to recover stolen laptops and hard drives. The devices stored data on recently discovered oil and gas fields found off the coast of Brazil. The loss of data led to much speculation on who could have done it and why, including whether it was a case of industrial espionage. I pointed out at the time that I couldn?t see how spies would make use of any stolen data: oil fields hundreds of feet beneath the sea surface are not something you can steal. (On further thought, perhaps the data will be useful if the rights to pump parts of the field are auctioned off or something. I mean, who wants the risk of pumping the wrong part of the field, eh?) I also pointed out that all the furor would be moot if the laptops and hard drives in question had been encrypted using advanced encryption like AlertBoot. Well, it turns out th...
Heavy storm exposes Russian Syria-based spy ship off Israel shore
2008-02-22 15:47:00 Military sources reveal that the Russian Amur 1 Class PM 138 naval boat, caught up in the heavy storm raging across the Middle East and Mediterranean last week, flashed a distress signal Tuesday Feb. 19. The vessel was on its way from a Syrian port to Sevastopol on the Black Sea when it was thrown ...
By: 1913 Intel
Behind the Chinese Spy Roundup
2008-02-21 04:06:00 But those facts are just the top of an enormous iceberg looming ahead of the United States. They reveal the focused challenge to American national security by the harnessed enormous resources of the People?s Republic of China. And they also document the real concern of senior officials in the FBI and the U.S. national security ...
By: 1913 Intel
The Nuclear Espionage Media Cover-up
2008-02-18 15:26:00 Hat tip to The Brad Blog. This story smells like Cheney all over. There may be a good reason why the Sibel Edmunds allegations were covered up. I wonder if the Bush Administration ordered a violation of treaty obligations, and very likely a violation of US and International law. Bush could have authorized passing nuclear secrets to Turkey as a counter to Iran and to persuade it to support the invasion of Iraq. But those same sources may have leaked nuclear secrets to Pakistan as well, perhaps deliberately, to buy Musharraf's cooperation in the "War on Terror." Dallas Morning News: Philip Giraldi Most Americans have never heard of Sibel Edmonds, and if the U.S. government has its way, they never will. The former FBI translator turned whistle-blower tells a chilling story of corruption at Washington's highest levels – sale of nuclear secrets, shielding of terrorist suspects, illegal arms transfers, narcotics trafficking, money laundering, espionage. She may be a first-rate fab...
Pentagon reveals plans to shoot down spy satellite
2008-02-15 15:05:00 Pentagon reveals plans to shoot down spy Times Online, UK - 3 hours ago US officials say that the craft carries no nuclear material. USA 193 was launched on December 14, 2006, from the Vandenberg US Air Force Base in California. … US officials say broken satellite will be shot down International Herald Tribune US will shoot down plummeting satellite International ...
By: 1913 Intel
Taiwan accesses damage after US unveils Chinese espionage
2008-02-13 15:10:00 In a story right out of the shadow of the new cold wars, four Chinese spies are arrested in the US. Taiwan is accessing the damage. M&C Taiwan said Tuesday it is trying to determine exactly what kind of classified information China may have received after four people were charged in espionage cases in the US that involved the passing of military secrets to the Chinese government. 'Regarding the news that the US has cracked a spy ring, we are taking it seriously. We have formed a taskforce to assess damage and to evaluate security control,' Taiwan's Defence Ministry said in a statement. The suspects arrested in two separate espionage cases Monday included an analyst in the Pentagon's office overseeing foreign military sales, Greg Bergersen, 51, and Dongfan 'Greg' Chung, a 72- year old former Boeing engineer. Bergersen allegedly provided documents detailing planned US military sales to Taiwan to an agent of the Chinese government. He faces 10 years in prison if convicted on ...
The Cuckoo?s Egg: Tracking a Spy Through the Maze of Computer Espionage (Pa
2008-02-03 04:02:00 The Cuckoo’s Egg: Tracking a Spy Through the Maze of Computer Espionage (Paperback)By Cliff Stoll Buy new: $10.2042 utilised and new from $7.00 Customer Rating: First tagged “unix” by Mfragin “coldfrontramblings.blogs-pot.com” Customer ...
Why a spy was killed
2008-01-28 18:15:00 When Alexander Litvinenko fled Moscow for Britain, he found it hard to find work; London was awash with former KGB agents. So he turned to Italy, where he found a ready market for intelligence, not all of it real. What happened next was to make him some dangerous enemies. Read More… A hat tip to Farouk for ...
By: 1913 Intel
The List: The World?s Top Spy Agencies
2008-01-22 05:49:00 With the Cold War long over, the CIA no longer faces any real competition, right? Wrong. The world?s top espionage agencies are as busy as ever. This week, the FP List looks at the countries that best know how to wield a cloak and dagger. Read More…
By: 1913 Intel
Top U.N. Nuclear Watchdog a Russian Spy, Defector Says in New Book
2008-01-20 23:49:00 Congressional Quarterly’s Jeff Stein reports that a book about to be published alleges that “Tariq Rauf, the top U.N. official responsible for monitoring the clandestine nuclear programs of Iran and Pakistan is a Russian spy” who “hated America.” Tariq Rauf, 54, a Pakistani-born Canadian who is chief of verification and security-policy coordination at the International Atomic ...
By: 1913 Intel
British Council ?front for spying in Russia?
2008-01-20 23:36:00 OFFICERS at the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB), the former KGB, suspect MI6 of using the British Council as a cover for gathering intelligence and recruiting agents in Russia. The allegation is at the centre of a relentless campaign by the authorities against the council, which resulted in the closure of its offices in St Petersburg ...
By: 1913 Intel
Cyber-Espionage, Phishing Among Top Threats To Infosec
2008-01-16 13:22:00 From the Federal Times: Cyber-espionage and phishing scams will cause bigger headaches for federal information security managers this year, one expert group predicts. Researchers from the SANS Institute, a computer security research center, compiled a list of the 10 biggest cyber-security threats in 2008. Many items on the list are not new. Phishing scams, for example ...
The History of Espionage by Ernest Volkman
2008-01-16 10:39:00 At the end of last year I received a copy of The History of Espionage by Ernest Volkman to review from Carlton Publishing. It has got to be the most interesting history book that I have ever read! The book gives an account of historical events from the perspective of spies and intelligence. There?s a resounding theme throughout the book; if it wasn?t for the detailed intelligence from spies, wars and battles would never be won! Copyright © 2008 Spy Review. This Feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this material in your news aggregator, the site you are looking at is guilty of copyright infringement. Please contact legal@spyreview.co.uk so we can take legal action immediately.
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China behind massive global cyber invasions
2007-12-28 14:37:00 China is the most acute threat not only to America’s national security information infrastructure but to commercial, financial, and energy information networks. The New York Times reported that in a series of “sophisticated attempts” against the U.S. nuclear weapons lab at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, Chinese hackers were able to “remove data.”[1] The story illustrates an alarming ...
By: 1913 Intel
China taps into U.S. spy operations
2007-12-22 05:08:00 China’s intelligence service gained access to a secret National Security Agency listening post in Hawaii through a Chinese-language translation service, according to U.S. intelligence officials. The spy penetration was discovered several years ago as part of a major counterintelligence probe by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) that revealed an extensive program by China’s spy service ...
By: 1913 Intel
China Suspected in Nuclear Weapons Lab Hacking
2007-12-09 05:40:00 A cyber attack reported last week by one of the federal government?s nuclear weapons laboratories may have originated in China, according to a confidential memorandum distributed Wednesday to public and private security officials by the Department of Homeland Security. Read More…
By: 1913 Intel
China?s Industrial Spies Pose Serious Threat
2007-12-04 14:45:00 South Korea is in immediate danger. Our enterprises, many of which are world leaders in shipbuilding, iron and steel, semiconductors and automobiles, have become targets of Chinese spies. Not a few South Korean businesses have already suffered from direct or indirect spying by China. European nations and the U.S. are issuing alerts on China’s industrial ...
By: 1913 Intel
MI5 Cites China as Digital Espionage Threat
2007-12-04 11:06:00 MI5 is warning British companies that Chinese organisations might be spying on them and collecting commercially sensitive data. Professionals in the computer security world have stated there is growing evidence of attacks from other countries, particularly China. Zhao Shangse, an official from the Chinese embassy in London, has denied the allegations. Copyright © 2007 Spy Review. This Feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this material in your news aggregator, the site you are looking at is guilty of copyright infringement. Please contact legal@spyreview.co.uk so we can take legal action immediately.
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British spy chief warns of China web threat
2007-12-01 05:30:00 The head of Britain’s domestic security service has warned business leaders that China has been carrying out state-sponsored espionage against vital parts of the economy. The director-general of MI5, Jonathan Evans, wrote to 300 chief executives and security heads at banks, accountancy and legal firms, warning them they were under attack from “Chinese state organisations” via ...
By: 1913 Intel
Cyber Espionage emerges as biggest threat
2007-11-30 11:54:00 Findings from security giant McAfee’s annual cyber security study reveal that the single biggest threat in 2008 will come from a rise in international cyber spying. Other trends being an increasing threat to online services like banking plus the emergence of a complex marketplace for malware. The report, known as the McAfee Virtual Criminology Report, ...
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Israeli Officer Suspected Of Trying To Spy For Iran
2007-11-23 21:32:00 A psychiatrist who serves in the IDF reserves is suspected of offering classified information to foreign intelligence officials, including those from Iran, police announced Friday morning. 45-year-old David Shamir, ranked as major in the army, was indicted on severe charges of attempted espionage, contacts with a foreign agent and perverting the course of justice. He was arrested ...
By: The Hot Joints
When Did Espionage Become an Immigration Issue?
2007-11-15 16:53:00 SPY v. SPYI’ve been watching the Nada Nadim Prouty story for several days now. As is my new policy, ...
No word on fate of 9 N. Korean Christians arrested for 'espionage' (OneNews
2007-11-14 16:51:00 There is no word on the fate of nine North Korean Christians recently arrested and allegedly charged with espionage.1 Vote(s)
By: JeQQ it
Espionage in the DPRK
2007-11-13 10:57:00 This is a video on the September arrest of foreign spies in the DPRK, detailed in earler posts, compiled by the kindly comrades at http://www.freewebs.com/dprk/ Share This
Corporate Espionage And Data Security
2007-11-13 05:52:00 The Korea Times is reporting that two executives at STX Heavy Industries, based out of South Korea, were arrested this past Friday on charges of stealing key technology from their former employer, Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction. The technology in question was related to desalination and power generation. Doosan is one of the lesser known (at least, internationally) Korean chaebols, conglomerates that do everything from construction to building cars to building microchips. Samsung, one of the leading chaebols in Korea, for example, is not just an LCD TV and flash-memory manufacturer. It also builds cars (Renault supplies the engines, supposedly) and skyscrapers; operates a brokerage house; and develops heavy machinery as well as operating an amusement park outside Seoul. How did the two executives steal the information? Allegedly, they stuck something into the USB port of the computer and copied information (no details on what it was, ...
Rice, Others Told to Testify in AIPAC Espionage Case
2007-11-03 16:06:00 By Jerry Markon Washington Post A federal judge yesterday issued a rare ruling that ordered Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and more than 10 other prominent current and former government officials to testify on behalf of two pro-Israel lobbyists accused of violating the Espionage Act at their upcoming criminal trial. The opinion by U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis ...
By: Current Era Blog
Rice to be subpoenaed in espionage case
2007-11-03 11:01:00 Sudhan@11:00 CET Judge OKs calls for intel officials to discuss talks with pro-Israel lobbyists AP Associated Press updated 4:37 p.m. ET Nov. 2, 2007 WASHINGTON - Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and more than a dozen other current and former intelligence officials must testify about their conversations with pro-Israel lobbyists, a federal judge ruled Friday in an espionage case. Lawyers ...
By: Suzie-Q
Rice to be subpoenaed in espionage case
2007-11-03 00:32:00 Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and more than a dozen other current and former intelligence officials must testify about their conversations with pro-Israel lobbyists, a federal judge ruled Friday in an espionage case. read more | digg story [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Rice to be subpoenaed in espionage case
2007-11-02 21:00:00 WASHINGTON - Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and other senior intelligence officials will be subpoenaed to discuss their conversations with pro-Israel lobbyists, a federal judge ruled Friday in an espionage case.
By: Get rich
Russia major jailed as Polish spy
2007-10-30 02:46:00 Russia major jailed as Polish spy BBC News, UK - 8 hours ago The Federal Security Service (FSB) said Maj Yurenya had provided Poland with intelligence on military units in central Russia. Poland and Russia engaged in … Russian officer convicted of spying for Poland, sentenced to 7 … Kyiv Post Russian major sentenced to seven years for spying for Poland ...
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