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October 29, 2009
College lecturer exposed as spy in ...
Spy arrests the world over this week: While alleged Colombian spies were being arrested in Venezuela, across the ocean, South Korea has arrested a man they believe to be a North Korean spy. The man in question is...
October 28, 2009
Venezuela detains Colombian spies
Late yesterday, Venezuela announced the capture of an unspecified number of Colombian security agents allegedly “committing acts of espionage” with the intent to...
October 27, 2009
BlackBerry Spy is Out
It’s been possible to spy on the iPhone, as well as Windows Mobile and Symbian OS smart phones for quite some time now, but what about all those BlackBerry users? Not to worry, Retina-X Studios...
October 26, 2009
Ms. Castro chose CIA over Fidel
Between Fidel Castro and his brother Raúl, it would seem that the Cuban communism is a family affair, but not so when you look to little sister Juanita, now 76. She has lived in Miami – in exile from her home – since...
October 23, 2009
FBI exposes U.S. spy for Israel
It seems that the FBI has caught former NASA scientist Stewart Nozette red-handed. As a result of an undercover sting operation, during which Nozette accepted $11,000 in exchange for classified U.S. information, he...
October 19, 2009
CIA turns to open-source intel
Web 2.0 means that there’s a plethora of user-generated information out there to monitor – blog posts, tweets, commentary on news pieces, videos, reviews of books, etc. But the CIA’s not interested in any of that harmless chatter, right? Wrong. The investment arm of the U.S. intelligence community, In-Q-Tel – which serves...
October 15, 2009
Spying or Strategic Placement?
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has come under the scrutiny of a number of House Republicans for allegedly trying to spy on congressmen by having their interns ‘infiltrate’ key...
October 14, 2009
Mussolini once in cahoots with MI5
In 1917, when Mussolini was the journalist in charge of the newspaper Il Popolo d’Italia, he was on the payroll of British Intelligence, reports the historian Peter Martland of Cambridge University. Might sound hard to believe, but...
October 13, 2009
Life sentence reduced for Cuban spy
Today, as per schedule, a U.S. Federal Judge decreased the sentence of a convicted Cuban spy from life to just under 22 years. 50-year-old Antonio Guerrero is one of the Cuban Five, a group of Cuban spies convicted in...
October 1, 2009
Lebanese who won’t spy on Hezboll...
The Lebanese living in the United Arab Emirates are starting to pay a high price for harking from the same country as the terrorist organization...