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A new book, Client Confidential written by a former British army intelligence officer Seán Hartnett (pseudonym) claims that the Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU) was so worried about media leaks they employed him to search for bugs in their Dublin headquarters. He claims that the fear was triggered after the contents were reported “almost word for … More Book Claims Irish Rubgy Employed Ex British Spy to Search for Bugs
Former US Special Agent Robert Booth will discuss State Department espionage cases at Texas A&M University On Monday, March 25, former Special Agent Robert Booth will discuss counterintelligence and counterespionage at the Presidential Orientation Theater in the George H. W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum on Texas A&M University’s campus. This event, hosted by the … More Inside the Mind of a Spy Hunter
An official press release by Columbia’s Migracion Ministerlo de Relaciones Exteriores, last week, announced that Immigration Colombia returned home five Venezuelans who “advanced activities not authorised in Colombia” The press release reads; In the last minutes Migration Colombia he returned home to five Venezuelan citizens who were allegedly advancing activities that would work against public security and social … More Five Venezuelans Expelled from Colombia Accused of Spying
International Procurement Services, director of operations and specialist electronic counter measures expert Gerry Hall offers a brief insight into current GSM and electronic ease-dropping threats and offers advice to anyone looking to employ the services of a professional 'de-bugging sweep teams'. In summary the team you select needs to be equipped with the best ECM systems available.
