The Unsolved Mystery Of The Fake PMO Officer In Kashmir
The Jammu and Kashmir police acknowledged the arrest of the fake PMO officer Kiran Bhai Patel two weeks later after a local news outlet in Srinagar broke the story on March 17, but the affair still remains unsolved.
How Chinese Spy Agencies Deceived The World Through ‘Grains Of Sand’ Theory
Chinese spy agencies deceived the world by popularising ‘Grains of Sand,” and many Chinese analysts are now debunking this theory.
CDC Bought Phone Data to Monitor Americans’ Compliance With Lockdowns, Contracts Show
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) purchased data from tracking companies to monitor compliance with lockdowns, according to contracts with the firms.
Gujarat Conman Poses As PMO Official In Srinagar, Visits Border Post
Z-plus security cover, a bulletproof Mahindra Scorpio SUV, official accommodation at a five-star hotel and a whole lot more – a conman from Gujarat managed to take the Jammu and Kashmir administration and its security structure for a ride, posing as a senior official from the Prime Minister’s Office.
American Spy Stabbed In Britain
An American spy on secondment to GCHQ was stabbed by an alleged terrorist just three miles from its headquarters, it can now be revealed.
The Daring Ruse That Exposed Beijing Campaign To Steal American Secrets
The spy balloon’s flight over U.S. territory was the daring raid that exposed Beijing’s campaign to steal American secrets.
REVEALED: Secret DHS Domestic Intelligence Gathering Program Nobody Knows About
Internal documents have revealed that the DHS has a secret domestic intelligence-gathering program that nobody knows about called the Overt Human Intelligence Collection Program.
Is China Spying Via Cargo Cranes
U.S. officials are growing concerned that giant Chinese-made cranes operating at American ports across the country, including at several used by the military, could give Beijing a possible spying tool hiding in plain sight.
The Biggest Fraud In German History Linked To Russian Intelligence
Late in the spring of 2020, Jan Marsalek, an Austrian bank executive, was suspended from his job. He was a widely admired figure in the European business community—charismatic, trilingual, and well travelled. Even at his busiest, as the chief operating officer of Wirecard, Germany’s fastest-growing financial-technology company, he would assure subordinates who sought a minute of his time that he had one, just for them. “For you, always,” he used to say. But he would say that to almost everyone.
US Intelligence Finally Admits Havana Syndrome Not Caused By Foreign Adversary Or Any Weapon
The New York Times has now reported that US Intelligence finally admits Havana Syndrome is not caused by a foreign adversary or any weapon.