RT Matt Strickland (@MattForVA)Robert Kraft is using the Patriots stadium as a spy headquarters for Israel.They’re monitoring Americans’ posts on social media and reporting back to Israel.If any of us did this for Russia - or any other country for that matter - we’d be arrested. ...

Australian authorities charged two Chinese nationals for allegedly covertly collecting information about a Canberra Buddhist association on behalf of a foreign principal https://t.co/HLISJ4497K ...

Suspected Chinese spies arrested in quiet French town https://t.co/rWxg5vy1S9 ...

French authorities detained four people accused of spying for China in tech espionage allegedly targeting Elon Musk’s satellite Internet provider Starlink https://t.co/GIFq52Dl3H ...

Polish authorities arrested a Defense Ministry official for allegedly spying on behalf of Russia and Belarus https://t.co/FwpWGEdcuV ...

Billions of dollars are spent [music] spying on Americans, whether it's NSA or CIA or the FBI. And to make matters worse, we know that the CIA can take control remotely of a car's computer system in order to crash the car, take it off a bridge, or take control of your smart TV and turn a speaker into a microphone, >> even though the TV is off and broadcast back to the CIA. [music] >> Can they do that with devices? >> Absolutely. And I'll tell you how we know. There was a CIA software engineer who was disgru ...

Review: Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani’s wonderfully weird and referential movie, "Reflection in a Dead Diamond," follows an elegant retiree in the south of France who is compelled to return to his former life of espionage https://t.co/BYOYpw8rsQ ...

Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani’s wonderfully weird and referential movie follows an elegant retiree in the south of France who is compelled to return to his former life of espionage. https://t.co/cJhZ2InRYX ...

Geopolitical Risk - French authorities filed espionage charges and detained the founder of a pro-Russian association for seeking intelligence from business executives [1]

Bloomberg reports that Bitmain, the manufacturer of Bitcoin-mining machines, has been under a U.S. national security investigation over concerns its hardware could be remotely manipulated or used for espionage. The probe was triggered by Bitmain devices operating near a U.S. military base and echoed by a Senate Intelligence Committee report warning of “disturbing vulnerabilities.” Bitmain denied the allegations, stating its equipment cannot be remotely accessed or controlled and poses no espionage or sabota ...