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The Hawaii ProjectAug 26, 20154 min read

The Ten Best Spy Novels you never heard of

You know the classics. A Perfect Spy, Tinker Tailor or The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, by John Le Carre. Alan Furst’s Eastern Europe. Graham Greene’s jaundiced take on the West and espionage. Daniel Silva’s Gabriel Allon thrillers. Looking for some off…

WilmerdonMay 7, 201410 min read

Why RAW succeeds and ISI fumbles?

Indian intelligence agecy R&AW’s top 10 operations

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The Hawaii ProjectApr 32 min read

The Girl Who Fell from The Sky

I’ve read some of all the espionage masters — Le Carré, Greene, Littell — but don’t remember ever reading…

WilmerdonJan 30, 20153 min read

Operation Abdullah Öcalan

An analysis of the Greek EYP’s covert operation in Nairobi that went wrong

Whatever the political foundations of the decision to take Öcalan to Kenya, Athens neglected important operational considerations, dooming the effort virtually from the start.

Zachary Fryer-Biggs in National Security PressNov 5, 20157 min read

How Cyber Broke Espionage

Unwritten rules that shaped a broad tolerance of espionage have unravelled…

Roderick in Meta SecurityJun 18, 20154 min read

‘Insert Tech Law’ catches up to Espionage

Skimming over the morning email digest I read somewhere this week, that the cyber-breach into the Office of Personnel Management was the death of American Espionage. This sounded like a suitably dramatic title or subtitle to read further and I found a…

Security AffairsNov 13, 20153 min read

Iranian Hackers focus their efforts in Android RATs

A research published by RecordedFuture demonstrates that the interest in Android RATs of Iranian Hackers is rising, DroidJack and AndroRAT are most popular.

The other sideApr 28, 20153 min read

Our Indian spy masters

Who & what are our Indian spy masters

Useful StoogesJul 5, 20154 min read

“Journalist spies,” then and now

Declassified Soviet documents have long since proven otherwise, but the myth persists that concerns, during the decade or so after World War II, about Kremlin operatives in Hollywood, Washington, and the New York media were the product of “McCarthyite hysteria.” It’s…