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Greetings, Friends: Need a gift for that special someone who has everything? The updated paperback version of Chinese Communist Espionage, just published in August, is priced on Amazon at $32.95 and is the same price direct from Naval Institute Press. From either source, it's still deliverable by Christmas! Meanwhile, I hope that have taken the opportunity to subscribe - for free - to SpyTalk. I regularly contribute articles there, some of which are available without a paywall for a week or so after publication. See https://www.spytalk.co for more information. A paid subscription to SpyTalk is also a cool Christmas gift for that hard-to-please espionage aficionado. Meanwhile, no matter where you are, Happy Holidays! Matt |
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Just the Facts on Beijing's Espionage Apparatus
Matt Brazil
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Advertisement for the 2018 "Anxun Cup" hacking competition, jointly hosted by Sichuan Anxun (iS00N) and Chengdu University. Photo credit: iS00N Update That big data leak of 571 files from the hacker firm iS00N had researchers and journalists salivating for five days - but on the sixth day, GitHub, the platform where it was posted, invoked its terms of service to remove it. The biggest leak of data ever from any Chinese hacking organization was replaced overnight on 21-22 February with this...
This year's most popular poster at the MSS and the CCP Propaganda Department? Maybe only in the gift shop (to view images, enable download) Sino Spies of the Baltic; The Comparative Politics of Spy Trades; Pathbreaking Research from Australia by Alex Joske Sino spies of the Baltic Russian clandestine operations have long targeted the Baltic States and Scandinavia, but lately, the environment has become more crowded. Interviews conducted in Europe since the last newsletter in July highlighted...
Dear Friends: Here are a couple of items that I hope you will find interesting. Chinese "Police Stations" Abroad: A Radio Segment, and Some Background For an eight-minute explanation on these stations, go here for my interview with Scott Tong on "Here and Now," the award-winning radio program from National Public Radio and WBUR Boston. They do long-form interviews and dig deeper into contemporary affairs than other such shows, and are worth checking out. Go Deeper: The Chinese Communist Party...