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'Spy turtles and spy fish': China alleges foreign agencies using marine animals for espionage

China's Ministry of State Security has claimed that foreign intelligence agencies are using marine animals fitted with sensors, including "spy turtles" and "spy fish," to collect sensitive data in Chinese waters as part of what it called an "invisible secret war."

The Times of India

Inside Tehran's former U.S. Embassy, now an anti-American museum, in photos

A look inside Tehran's former U.S. Embassy, transformed into an anti-American museum known as the U.S. Den of Espionage. __ This is a photo gallery curated by AP photo editors.

The Independent UK

US scholar with history of activism in Myanmar arrested in China on suspicion of espionage

Chinese authorities have arrested an American scholar on suspicion of espionage

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‘Suspected of espionage’: China confirms arrest of US citizen

China’s foreign ministry on Wednesday confirmed the arrest of Min Zin, a US citizen who heads a Myanmar-focused think tank, saying he was suspected of espionage and of endangering China’s national security.

The Times of India

China says holding US citizen suspected of spying

China has detained an American citizen, Min Zin, accusing him of espionage. He is a political analyst with the Institute for Strategy and Policy Myanmar. Chinese authorities state he is suspected of activities endangering national security. The US consulate in Guangzhou has been notified. Min Zin was reportedly arrested at…

The Economic Times

‘Spy turtles’ and ‘spy fish’ being used to monitor Chinese waters, Beijing claims

Ministry says animals fitted with sensors by foreign agencies collect sensitive sea data, in ‘invisible secret war’

The Guardian - UK

Chinese Hackers Are Intensifying AI-Focused Attacks On US Tech Firms, Report Warns

Technology companies in the United States faced an increasing wave of cyber espionage attempts linked to China over the past year, according to a new report.

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Katie Price 'plotting her revenge' on Lee Andrews as friends say she has 'had enough'

Lee Andrews claimed he was kidnapped on suspicion of espionage but was found behind bars on fraud accusations

Evening Standard

Chinese hackers pose biggest espionage threat to tech firms, CrowdStrike says

China-linked hackers presented the largest espionage threat to technology firms in the past year. This surge coincides with significant investments in artificial intelligence. The technology sector remains a prime target for foreign governments and cybercriminals. North Korean, Russian, and Iranian hacking groups also pose threats. Financially motivated cybercriminals also increased…

The Economic Times

Trump to massively expand US intelligence sharing with Israel

Law would eclipse English-speaking Five Eyes espionage alliance with, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand

The Independent UK

Lee Andrews 'begs Katie Price to set up GoFundMe for prison release' as she claims he'll be out 'next week'

Andrews was reportedly arrested on fraud allegations but insisted to Price he had been kidnapped on suspicion of espionage

Evening Standard

US citizen pleads guilty to spying for the People's Republic of China – agent was tasked with stealing information from DoJ to help launch cyber espionage campaign

US citizen admitted working with multiple individuals on data exfiltration.

TechRadar

UK Rejects Prisoner Swap To Free Brit Couple After Iran Demands Release Of Iranian-Born 'Worst Stalker'

The UK has ruled out a prisoner swap as pressure mounts over the detention of British couple Craig and Lindsay Foreman in Iran, amid claims linking their case to an Iranian-born convicted offender.

International Business Times UK

US Military Personnel in Israel Found Secret Spyware on Their Phones as Congress Pushes US-Israeli Military Merger

Pentagon's DIA raised Israel's espionage threat to 'critical' after US defence personnel in Israel found secret communications-intercepting software on their phones.

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Pentagon Says Israeli Spy Threat Has Reached 'Critical,' Claiming It Eavesdropped on US-Iran Peace Talks

The Pentagon warns of heightened Israeli espionage targeting US officials in Iran negotiations, raising concerns about intelligence sharing and diplomatic tensions.

The Times of India

Is Israel spying on US? Iran talks come under spotlight as espionage concerns grow

US intelligence agencies are reportedly concerned about Israeli espionage targeting American negotiators involved in Iran peace talks. Recent assessments suggest intensified Israeli surveillance on senior US officials, raising counterintelligence threats to a critical level. This comes amid diverging US-Israeli objectives regarding Iran, potentially impacting future military cooperation.

International Business Times UK

America's Closest Ally Israel Branded as Its 'Highest-Level Spy Threat', Pentagon Assessment Reveals

The Pentagon has classified Israel as its highest counterintelligence threat, citing aggressive espionage amid tensions over the Iran war, despite denials from both the White House and Israeli embassy.

International Business Times

Pentagon Elevates Israel To Highest Counterintelligence Threat Level Amid Espionage Concerns: Report

The reported assessment surfaced as Washington and Jerusalem navigate disagreements over military operations and diplomatic efforts across the Middle East.

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IT secretary signals stricter government controls for AI, biometric devices

India is prioritising strategic autonomy and control over AI and biometric hardware, following global trends. Concerns over trusted sources for IoT devices and potential espionage are driving this focus. Mandates for CCTV and telecom equipment highlight the government's commitment to securing digital public infrastructure.

International Business Times

China Using Online Job Platforms As Part Of Espionage Efforts, Five Eyes Say

China is using online job platforms and professional networking sites as part of its espionage efforts against the U.S. and its allies, a security bulletin from the Five Eyes warned.

The Economic Times

The spy who hired me: Chinese agents hunt for secrets on LinkedIn

Chinese intelligence is now using professional networking sites and job portals to find and recruit people with access to sensitive data. This new digital approach targets governments, militaries, and industries across the West. Recruiters pose as consultants, offering paid research assignments. This sophisticated operation exploits online information, blending social engineering…

The Times of India

Chinese spies posing as job recruiters to target Western officials, Five Eyes warns

Chinese intelligence operatives are reportedly using fake job offers on professional platforms to ensnare government and military personnel. The Five Eyes alliance warns these tactics aim to extract sensitive information, with targets pressured to provide confidential details for financial rewards. Western nations urge vigilance against these sophisticated espionage efforts.

International Business Times UK

Five Eyes Issues Urgent Chinese Espionage Warning as Spies Target Officials Through LinkedIn and Job Sites

The Five Eyes alliance warns of Chinese intelligence recruiting individuals with access to sensitive information via online job platforms, urging caution among government and defence sectors.

AAP

Five Eyes alliance warns of China espionage threat

The Five Eyes ‌agencies say Chinese spies are targeting those who specialise in defence, foreign affairs and intelligence, and military ‌personnel

International Business Times UK

Is Lee Andrews A Spy? Katie Price Gets Call From Husband Who Says He Is Detained In A Dubai Prison For Espionage

Katie Price's husband, Lee Andrews, has been located in Dubai's Al Awir prison, accused of espionage. The situation remains unclear, with no official charges confirmed by UAE authorities.

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