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Raytheon engineer arrested for taking US missile defense secrets to China

He held a secret-level security clearance and worked on highly sensitive missile programs used by the US military

Hackers acting in Turkey’s interests believed to be behind recent cyberattacks

According to two UK & one US official the activity bears the hallmarks of a state-backed cyber-espionage operation conducted to advance Turkish interests

Swiss police suspect Davos plumbers of being Russian spies

Authorities suggest agents posed as tradesmen in order to bug world leaders

Europeans seek “lawful” ways of intercepting 5G communications

The improved standards allow for a user’s identity & location to be protected undermining the police’s ability to conduct "lawful" wiretapping & eavesdropping

Ilhan Omar is a “Qatari asset”, Florida court hears

The Democratic Congresswoman is said to have passed information to Qatar, which was subsequently handed along to Iran

Serbia’s President accuses Russia of spying (video)

The incident has the potential to sour relations between Serbia and Russia, who are old allies

Cyprus Police confiscate Israeli Ex-top intel officer’s “Spy Van”, probe privacy violations

Investigation started following Forbes report on intelligence expert Tal Dilian, who showed off the $9 million van’s surveillance capabilities

“Who’s afraid of Sibel Edmonds?” When Turkey had infiltrated the US state mechanism

The gagged whistleblower goes on the record

Why you should worry if you have a Chinese smartphone

The Chinese Communist Party central propaganda department has made cooperation agreements with a number of major Chinese tech companies

Assange “struggles to say his own name” as he appears in court

Assange told the judge he is up against a “superpower” with “unlimited resources” and appeared to be fighting back tears as he added: “I can’t think properly”

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