by madeirasecurity | Nov 7, 2017 | Blogs
A worthwhile, seven-minute NPR interview here by Steve Inskeep with Randal Phillips, former CIA Station Chief, American Embassy Beijing, now of the American Chamber of Commerce...
by madeirasecurity | Oct 28, 2017 | Blogs
Companies and individuals using the Web in China should carefully read the Caixin article from 25 January, “Beijing Says Multinationals Need Not Fear VPN Crackdown.” Just in case it is dropped later, some key points, albeit not the entire article, are extracted...
by madeirasecurity | Oct 28, 2017 | Blogs
Battery operated listening device mounted inside a One Yuan coin, made in Shenzhen, China with accessories imported from Taiwan. For sale in China, via the internet, for CNY 1400 (USD 215.) Photo credit: pc68.com In a case from several years ago, a security executive...
by madeirasecurity | Oct 28, 2017 | Blogs
The honey trap—using a sexually attractive person to snare a target—features prominently in popular literature, from James Bond books and movies to the novels of Adam Brookes, Alan Furst and David Cornwell (John le Carré), the current television series The Americans,...
by madeirasecurity | Oct 24, 2017 | Blogs
A draft entry from the Handbook on Chinese Intelligence Operations, by Peter Mattis and Matt Brazil, to be published by the Naval Institute Press in 2018. Above: John Tsang (Zeng Zhaoke) attending Chinese National Day celebrations in Beijing, 1 October1962. In the...
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