The espionage stories are complicated—espionage is just a complicated thing.
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Espionage case Was a Navy officer charged with espionage spying for China?
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We need to learn from every incident whether it's espionage, economic espionage, terrorism arena.
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Generally, most countries accept that other countries use espionage and conduct their own espionage.
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China, they figured, saw its economic espionage—like all espionage—via the lens of cost-benefit analysis.
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The charges levied include espionage, attempted espionage, prostitution and adultery and together have been designated a national security case.
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A Navy officer was charged with espionage and attempted espionage, newly released court documents show, according to ABC News.
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Lin, whose charges involve espionage, attempted espionage, prostitution and adultery, was arrested in September 2015 while boarding a flight to mainland China.
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The seven counts are offenses generated not by an espionage conspiracy but by the investigation of an espionage conspiracy that did not exist.
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The indictment against Pangang Group, which was made public on Thursday in San Francisco federal court, alleges economic espionage conspiracy and attempted economic espionage.
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Control of economic espionage was taken over the Ministry of State Security, which organized a much more sophisticated, targeted set of economic espionage operations.
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Huawei is currently dealing with international bans on its 5G equipment over potential espionage concerns and recently had a employee arrested in Poland for espionage.
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Russia's counter-espionage agency says it arrested a U.S. citizen in Moscow on Friday, identified as Paul Whelan, and charged him with espionage, the BBC reports.
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I'm not one of these saber-rattlers, but this is a really big issue of espionage, Chinese espionage, and alleged spying and all kinds of stuff.
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It is economic espionage as well as traditional espionage; it is nontraditional collectors as well as traditional intelligence operatives; it's human sources as well as cyber means.
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He didn't define the Cold War espionage thriller; he defined the espionage thriller, but just happened to have been writing in the time of the Cold War.
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Most of this activity is merely espionage, but cyber operations are unique in that espionage operations can easily transform into offensive attacks that deliver real-world destruction.
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This is obviously the worst possible time to have two Russian spies on the hook for economic cyber-espionage (which is criminal, while government-to-government espionage typically isn't).
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READ: The U.S. just charged Julian Assange under the Espionage Act The Obama and Trump Administrations have prosecuted an unprecedented number of national security leakers under the Espionage Act.
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U.S. and U.K. intelligence agencies confirmed Monday that the Russian espionage hacker group Turla used tools and infrastructure from Iranian espionage group OilRig, likely without the Iranian group's knowledge.
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" Wray said China's espionage efforts are much more pervasive, pointing to economic-espionage investigations in all 50 states that include "everything from corn seeds in Iowa to wind turbines in Massachusetts.
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Above all, I wanted to better acquaint the American people with the men and women who conduct espionage on their behalf, to show that such espionage wasn't just compatible with American democracy.
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CARUSO-CABRERA: HOW MUCH – MATHISEN: I THINK IT'S WELL KNOWN THAT THE UNITED STATES ENGAGES IN SPYING – WOZNIAK: STEVE WAS THE ONE WHO THOUGHT THAT WAS – MATHISEN: AND ESPIONAGE AND CYBER ESPIONAGE.
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Why it matters: China has become a global force in espionage, and this is the second case in recent months that a former U.S. official has been charged with espionage for China.
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"That could mean that the person who sold the vulnerability to the espionage group also used it in their own criminal attacks, that someone in espionage had a side-job in crime or that the person selling the vulnerability also sold it to criminals," said John Hultquist, manager of cyber espionage analysis for FireEye's iSIGHT Intelligence division.
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Experts have tied the hack to the Chinese government, alleging it was a form of espionage, but the appeals court on Friday argued that identity theft could be part of an espionage plot.
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"China uses cyber espionage pretty regularly when Chinese interests are at stake to better understand facts on the ground," John Hultquist, the director of cyber espionage analysis at FireEye, told CNN's News Stream.
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Though election tampering is likely at the front of the American psyche for the U.S. targets, most foreign espionage is just espionage — spying to gain information to better understand global affairs and negotiations.
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The FBI complains of an "unparalleled" level of economic espionage.
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Snowden is accused of espionage and theft of government property.
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The president also portrayed himself as a victim of espionage.
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Djalali was sentenced to death in October on espionage charges.
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Todd VanDerWerff: "Espionage" should have been the season two premiere.
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Information gathered under FISA is generally used in espionage cases.
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He was convicted of espionage and sentenced in April 2017.
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Nikita Khrushchev laughed off the idea as an "espionage plot".
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Go deeper: Tough U.S. measures seek to stem Chinese espionage
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Russian espionage and nuclear disarmament are back in the news.
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America has also levelled allegations of industrial espionage at China.
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The charges include economic espionage and theft of trade secrets.
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Mursi died aged 67 while on trial on espionage charges.
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If it really is espionage activity, it's pretty old school.
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American spy agencies conduct similar electronic espionage outside U.S. borders.
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An espionage thriller with a female lead at its helm?
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The charges should be dropped and the Espionage Act repealed.
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We know she violated the Espionage Act, mishandled secret intelligence.
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No journalist has ever been charged under the Espionage Act.
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The new charges include violation of a U.S. espionage statute.
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But mostly it centers around Russian espionage, deceit and sacrifice.
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Huawei has long been suspected of committing espionage for China.
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John Hultquist, director of cyber espionage analysis at FireEye Inc.
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Problem with ZTE isn't jobs & trade, it's national security & espionage.
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NAIVETY and paranoia mark the European Union's attitude to espionage.
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Only with, you know, lots more international espionage and such.
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" He added, "this act of espionage was no isolated incident.
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The broadest and most important one is the Espionage Act.
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Kovrig and Spavor were formally charged with espionage this month.
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The whistleblower who filed a complaint against him committed espionage.
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Beijing has conducted cyber espionage efforts to steal intellectual property.
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The Chinese hacking fell within the conventional definitions of espionage.
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And we and other nations conduct similar acts of espionage.
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Periscope was previously only known for espionage on maritime targets.
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The North has also engaged in espionage against South Korea.
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Her nursing skills gave her the perfect cover for espionage.
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This month, Beijing and Taipei exchanged new accusations of espionage.
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Cybermercenaries are bringing digital espionage services to the private market.
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It was an early and effective example of corporate espionage.
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"But it is termed 'conducting espionage' when done by China."
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The United States has accused China of rampant economic espionage.
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The agency's mission should be limited to nation state espionage.
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Rezaian was arrested in July 2014 and accused of espionage.
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They were meant to differentiate acceptable espionage from malicious actions.
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In 1955, he traveled to Israel for an espionage course.
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This fuzziness is especially evident in the realm of espionage.
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I did not betray my people and nation through espionage.
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None of that is allowed under the current Espionage Act.
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Israel doesn't conduct espionage operations in the United States, period.
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But prosecutors are skeptical that they could pursue espionage charges.
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Huawei has steadfastly denied playing any role in Chinese espionage.
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The officials did not disclose details of the alleged espionage.
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The same official said the strategy also covers cyber espionage.
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"We expect governments to be involved in espionage," he said.
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Topuz has denied charges of espionage and links to Gulen.
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To Russian espionage, he appears to have been an asset.
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The next acts of digital espionage could inflict real damage.
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You have to set it in a contemporary espionage landscape.
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" Her narrative, he wrote, introduced a new genre: "cafe espionage.
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An espionage series with a familial twist debuts on NBC.
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None of the discharged cases led to discovery of espionage.
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She was convicted for violating the Espionage Act, not treason.
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Even confining the issue to explicit propaganda campaigns forces the company to draw a line between legitimate politics and covert espionage, a line that's particularly hard to draw as accusations of Russian espionage become commonplace.
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TALLINN, Estonia (Reuters) - Veteran espionage researcher Jon DiMaggio was hot on the trail three months ago of what on the face of it looked like a menacing new industrial espionage attack by Russian cyber spies.
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Xiang is indicted on one count of conspiracy to commit economic espionage, three counts of economic espionage, one count of conspiracy to commit theft of trade secrets and three counts of theft of trade secrets.
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The Russian international espionage apparatus has continued throughout 2017 and 2018.
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Whelan pleaded not guilty to espionage charges, according to his lawyer.
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Beijing has repeatedly denied Western accusations of conducting widespread cyber espionage.
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We also have this background of Russia&aposs nefarious espionage operations.
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Whelan's family members, for their part, have dismissed allegations of espionage.
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What had happened to the sinuous espionage series of season one?
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Washington has accused the company of espionage and stealing intellectual property.
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Mr Ames was later sentenced to life in prison for espionage.
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She had served just short of seven years under espionage charges.
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Russia may have used Twitter as a tool of international espionage.
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Chinese spies have ramped up espionage-focused hacking in recent years.
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A few famous modern espionage coups do still register as coups.
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Vindman was a traitor engaged in "espionage" on behalf of Ukraine.
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With technology in its crosshairs, Top Secret reframes espionage through art.
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The company has repeatedly denied allegations that it facilitates Chinese espionage.
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WATTERS: And also, never charged with treason or espionage or collusion.
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He was accused of espionage and torture, and of stealing livestock.
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America's stance may seem sensible given China's history of electronic espionage.
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Espionage has long been a tense subject between Pakistan and India.
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If espionage ever looked fun or exciting, it certainly doesn't anymore.
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The newspapers are talking of nothing but treason, espionage, investigations, protests.
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Wynn Resorts' lawyers in court filings denied the allegations of espionage.
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Last week an employee was arrested in Poland on espionage charges.
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Trade secret theft is often not viewed as significant as espionage.
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More than any other academic venue, conferences lend themselves to espionage.
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There also is a serious concern about industrial espionage and sabotage.
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Most notably, they are subject to prosecution under the Espionage Act.
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Chinese cyber spies are still conducting espionage on American companies, Adm.
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Washington had often discovered these lies through eavesdropping and other espionage.
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This isn't a story with double crosses and backstabbing and espionage.
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Huawei denies its equipment includes 'back doors' open to cyber-espionage.
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Vietnam. Mardini and Binder were charged with people-smuggling, espionage, and
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It could also mean the attacks were intended for espionage purposes.
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The software is used to monitor law enforcement and espionage targets.
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China combines this "venture investing" with an aggressive industrial espionage apparatus.
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Some Canadian allies have imposed restrictions, citing the risk of espionage.
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Last year, China detained four Japanese citizens on suspicion of espionage.
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"He's still under indictment" under the Espionage Act, Stone pointed out.
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Media reports suggest there may be a more specific espionage threat.
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And now even Georgia has proven to be vulnerable to espionage.
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It would also ban the BND from carrying out economic espionage.
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Adam Schiff one minute, asking about Russian espionage the next minute.
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Assange could also face possible espionage charges in the United States.
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Prosecutors say they will add new charges under the Espionage Act.
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Kim Dong Chul, 60, admitted to committing "unpardonable espionage" against Pyongyang.
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry said Beijing opposed cyber-enabled industrial espionage.
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More than any other academic arena, conferences lend themselves to espionage.
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Now, the espionage case has further strained Poland's relationship with China.
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On Thursday, the Russian authorities charged Mr. Whelan, 22017, with espionage.
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Why the espionage has spiked again is a matter of debate.
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I still read a lot of war novels and espionage thrillers.
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The group has conducted state-sponsored espionage since at least 2012.
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We're just trying to hold them accountable for this industrial espionage.
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Many factories have strict policies against photography to prevent industrial espionage.
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Volunteers were prohibited from having radios, to avoid accusations of espionage.
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Competitors have long accused Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei of corporate espionage.
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Mr. Seborer's inner knowledge stands in contrast to the known espionage.
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Major espionage cases don't typically run FISA intercepts nearly that long.
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He is currently facing extradition to the U.S. for espionage charges.
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Brunson was arrested in 2016 on espionage charges that he denies.
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Area 51 was the birthplace of overhead espionage for the CIA.
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Third, it would allow even more intensive and aggressive espionage overseas.
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Did you know we can charge people with espionage for leaking?
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However, espionage activity began to dramatically decline (after an initial spike) in May 2014 after the indictments, leading to speculation of a strong correlation between the Chinese groups associated with the commercial espionage and the indictments.
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The DOJ's national security division has long said that regular government-to-government espionage was not criminal but economic espionage crossed a line, though it maintained that governments have a right to try to block traditional spying.
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"For actions that play a particularly large role in preventing or halting espionage activity or breaking espionage cases, and for contributions of especially important leads, the reward will be from 100,000 to 500,000 yuan," say the rules.
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We also felt as we looked at the espionage landscape that what they call the fourth dimension — beyond land, sea, and air — is cyber, and it is the dominant new dimension of the espionage and military arena.
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Ejei said that no verdict had been reached on Rezaian's espionage charges.
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The best example, of course, is Trump's reaction to recent Russian espionage.
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The future of spy novels is the intersection of espionage and technology.
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This week, we're discussing "Espionage," the penultimate episode of the second season.
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But we do know that most cyber espionage isn't intended for leaks.
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The campaign was focused on espionage, not the theft of intellectual property.
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But some U.S. officials believe the goal is something more menacing: espionage.
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The Justice Department might still be looking at other charges, including espionage.
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CrowdStrike has seen a steady uptick in Chinese economic espionage since January.
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Huawei has repeatedly denied it would engage in any form of espionage.
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Also, rival nations use cyber techniques for espionage and potentially for sabotage.
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They have endured several trials on charges ranging from murder to espionage.
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Since 2015 five other Japanese have been convicted of espionage in China.
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Fear of corporate and state-sponsored espionage has been rife for years.
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News reports said that Abdolrasoul Dorri Esfahani is facing accusations of espionage.
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North Korea released three Americans speciously accused of espionage and "hostile acts".
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Sex, lies, and espionage are the ingredients of any juicy political scandal.
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Hacking is also a modern reality, especially in the world of espionage.
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These governments have flagged concerns that the technology would enable Chinese espionage.
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He was convicted of planning espionage and sabotage and sentenced to death.
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The show is obviously a show about family and marriage and espionage.
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Huawei has repeatedly denied that its products could be used for espionage.
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They describe Russia's actions as far from the usual foreign espionage attempts.
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But cyber operations can quickly turn from espionage to something more damaging.
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A few sell the bugs to governments who use them in espionage.
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FOX NEWS OPINION Marc Thiessen: Democrats have their own foreign espionage problem .
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So you get this kind of modern espionage bazaar in Las Vegas.
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The U.S. government filed espionage charges against him for leaking intelligence information.
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"Now it's time for espionage," he said, referring to the hackers' objectives.
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I believe North Korea can steal anything they want through cyber espionage.
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The decision to charge Assange with espionage crimes is notable, and unusual.
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The Espionage Act should be amended to allow a public interest defense.
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"Problem with ZTE isn't jobs & trade, it's national security & espionage," tweeted Sen.
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Japanese media said he was believed to have been accused of espionage.
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"That's an espionage term, it's not a law enforcement term," he said.
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Espionage efforts by China could also be channeled through Taiwan, he said.
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In Joe's time, there was a sharper distinction between business and espionage.
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By the late 1940s this, too, would be considered proof of espionage.
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"The Americans" includes tales of espionage, but foundationally is about defining truth.
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The motives ranged from monetary gain to politics and espionage, RiskIQ found.
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Email security is a core issue in preventing phishing attacks and espionage.
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The third, Kim Dong Chul, was arrested in 2015 on espionage charges.
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China signed an agreement in 2015 to end state sponsored industrial espionage.
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Sexual blackmail has long been a tool in the Russian espionage arsenal.
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Financial distress is one of the most common reasons people commit espionage.
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Brunson is accused by Turkish officials of espionage and terrorism-related offenses.
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Iran has a well-regarded cyber espionage program for slow, deliberate campaigns.
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So, if you thought espionage just involved military secrets, you'd be wrong.
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But Pitt resumed press obligations this week for espionage war thriller "Allied".
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Washington pledged not to engage in indiscriminate espionage following Snowden's 2013 disclosures.
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More importantly, the insider stealing for espionage is motivated to break rules.
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Brunson could also get another 20 years if found guilty of espionage.
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"Problem with ZTE isn't jobs & trade, it's national security & espionage," he wrote.
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The OPM intrusion is widely considered to be an act of espionage.
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The 215-page report paints a picture of 21st century economic espionage.
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"We knew those particular numbers were associated with Cuban espionage," Simmons said.
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The exhibit uses photocopies of declassified documents from Berg's years in espionage.
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And the second season of a French espionage parody begins on Netflix.
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Last week, the Iranian government executed an Iranian nuclear scientist for espionage.
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The U.S. government has long suspected Huawei of committing espionage for China.
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He was also charged with supporting outlawed PKK Kurdish militants and espionage.
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China requires its citizens and corporations to conduct espionage for the state.
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The United States, for example, would never support rules that banned espionage.
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In Russia we conduct counter-intelligence activity against those suspected of espionage.
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At the C.I.A., he tried to frame espionage as an honorable vocation.
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Espionage is not what this movie is about, and romance isn't either.
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Since 2015 nine Japanese nationals have been arrested in China for espionage.
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"We've seen corporate espionage between suppliers inside a power station," he says.
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And, as Becky said earlier, there's plenty of instances of Chinese espionage.
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But the dirty tricks also heralded a broader transformation in international espionage.
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The legend of Camembert is one of daring escape and dairy espionage.
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Poison-tipped umbrellas are no longer the tools of the espionage trade.
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In 1995, he was arrested and sentenced to 15 years for espionage.
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Falciani was being tried in absentia, for industrial espionage and data theft.
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The subject of his inquiry, however, was not a foreign espionage service.
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In The Americans, she was a teenager unwittingly caught up in espionage.
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He died of a heart attack while on trial on espionage charges.
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In June, the DNC went public, blaming Russia for the digital espionage.
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He was charged with espionage and sentenced to 10 years in prison.
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It says it would refuse any request from Beijing to conduct espionage.
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And that is what neither the Espionage Act nor permanent exile allows.
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The measure would also apply to foreign intelligence, espionage and terrorism cases.
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If convicted of espionage, he faces up to 20 years in jail.
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Federal agencies are also trying to fend off new Iranian espionage campaigns.
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That is just one example of the globalization of the espionage economy.
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That is just one example of the globalization of the espionage economy.
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Another Huawei employee was arrested this month in Poland on espionage allegations.
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One main reason Chinese espionage, including extensive hacking in cyberspace, has expanded is that "China depends on Western technology and as licit avenues are closed, they turn to espionage to get access," said James Lewis, a CSIS expert.
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"(The Taiwanese spies) use money, love, seduction and internet hook-ups to develop spies into mainland China and build the espionage network ... It is extremely vicious to use students for espionage," a report on state media CCTV claimed.
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"In the past year, we've seen personal webmail accounts and social network accounts specifically being targeted by Russian, Chinese and Iranian espionage operators, on several occasions," said John Hultquist, an espionage analysis manager at FireEye, the security software company.
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Unfortunately, Trump and other Americans don't seem terribly concerned about this blatant espionage.
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" Expect "a big, operatic family drama centered around a world of international espionage.
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The intersection of quantum computing and espionage may feel like a faraway future.
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"I think it's traditional espionage that happens ahead of any summit," said Bambenek.
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Or perhaps it's a case of espionage, as this Twitter user pointed out?
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That, by default, might make "Espionage" the best episode of season two. Right?
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My Friend Cayla was banned in 2017 by Germany as an espionage device.
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Am I correct in reading they didn't charge him under the Espionage Act?
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The legislation would ban covert foreign interference in politics and expand espionage offenses.
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The Espionage Act is not the only weapon in the U.S. government's arsenal.
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Information gathered under FISA is generally used in cases involving espionage or terrorism.
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The Spy and the Traitor: The Greatest Espionage Story of the Cold War.
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Germany said any foreign espionage on its soil would be a criminal offence.
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The company, they say, could be used by the Chinese government for espionage.
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He and other Muslim Brotherhood leaders also received a life sentence for espionage.
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Kaspersky has repeatedly denied that his company cooperates with any nation's espionage efforts.
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These factors have helped to bring down Chinese cyber-espionage on U.S. companies.
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Conservative commentators responded by accusing the Ukrainian-born officer of treason and espionage.
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Russian security services said on Monday Paul Whelan was arrested on espionage charges.
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They face nine charges related to computer fraud, economic espionage, and wire fraud.
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But then, Hayden said, Moscow's conduct "went beyond espionage" and crossed a line.
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The economic espionage charges were added in a superseding indictment filed last June.
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The company is facing mounting fears that its technology could enable Chinese espionage.
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But we have to have an investigation of the political espionage now, judge.
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The Flame virus is being used for cyber espionage in Middle Eastern countries.
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Along the way, there was plenty of espionage, exciting starfighter battles, and more.
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Another point that was made on the panel — there's going to be espionage.
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The justice department is reportedly set to indict Chinese hackers over economic espionage.
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The spokesman also said media reports linking Qian's investigation to espionage were untrue.
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He could receive another 20 years if he is found guilty of espionage.
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This extended campaign of commercial espionage has raided almost every highly developed economy.
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China's extended campaign of commercial espionage has raided almost every highly developed economy.
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Sexual espionage is their bread and butter, so this should be a breeze.
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At least two Japanese citizens were arrested on suspicion of espionage in 2015.
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Discovering espionage equipment, such as recording and monitoring devices, could bring extra rewards.
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That activity started with espionage, he said, and has evolved enormously since then.
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No espionage necessary, that Instagram shot was a still from this same session.
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Declaring 35 intelligence operatives personae non grata for espionage-related activity is unprecedented.
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They have fiercely pushed back on Moscow's allegations that he was conducting espionage.
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The U.S. intelligence community acknowledges that China is a leader in economic espionage.
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The new rules mean that espionage experts will review cases like Dr. Xi's.
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In cases involving even a whiff of espionage, however, such conversations rarely happen.
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Honda also claims that Khanna and Parvizshahi violated the Federal Economic Espionage Act.
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What's worse: a massive financial crime, or a years-long international espionage operation?
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The espionage threat to the cables, meanwhile, has loomed since the Cold War.
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Others say that Chinese espionage campaigns have picked up steam since Trump's election.
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Brunson has been detained for nearly two years on espionage and terrorism charges.
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Yet the reality effect, in espionage fiction, is inscribed on a Möbius strip.
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I know about Russian espionage, I suffer through it myself to some degree.
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Four incidents of hacking in 2012 were described as espionage, according to records.
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It did not provide any detail about the nature of the alleged espionage.
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These nonmilitary measures include information warfare techniques like subversion, espionage, propaganda, and cyberattacks.
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CNE is essentially computer-based espionage, where you use computers to gather information.
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It has broad powers to conduct espionage domestically and abroad, the statement said.
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"This is treason, espionage at the highest level," Democratic Senator Joe Manchin complained.
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But the nation's premier espionage service was in many ways a harder case.
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She was charged with one count of violating the Espionage Act last June.
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Perhaps because teenage girls are less threatening to the "rigid masculinity" of espionage.
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With the government, the fear was straightforward espionage: spies and blackmail and treason.
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And we were like, well, espionage has to be part of it, right?
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Mr. Correa was later sentenced to 46 months in prison for corporate espionage.
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The Russian retaliation is also likely to hurt Western espionage capabilities in Russia.
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None, however, have been as savored for their cleverness as his espionage operations.
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Blindsided by the announcement, Kristeva has flatly denied involvement with any such espionage.
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Djalali was arrested in Iran in April 2016 and later convicted of espionage.
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Watch: "Counterpart" and "Berlin Station," two entertaining espionage thrillers, both set in Berlin.
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Under Russian law, espionage can carry between 10 and 20 years in prison.
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Cyber-espionage may be one tool to help them achieve that right now.
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Instead of prized secrets, he received an eight-year prison term for espionage.
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The military has struggled with scandals ranging from abuse to graft to espionage.
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Mr. Jadhav was arrested in March 2016 and charged with espionage and sabotage.
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By then he had moved to England and was never convicted of espionage.
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It's as close to engaging in modern espionage tactics as I'll ever get.
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This is not just about curbing old-fashioned espionage, but a broader challenge.
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One of the key attractions for clients is the espionage level of privacy.
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The Justice Department has announced a "China Initiative" to fight cyber industrial espionage.
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He was accused of, among other things, violating the Espionage Act of 1917.
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Trump himself has long been seen by intelligence veterans as an espionage risk.
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A Huawei employee was arrested and charged with espionage in Poland this month.
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High-ranking secretaries with lackluster personal lives were frequent targets of KGB espionage.
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They have fiercely pushed back on Moscow's allegations that he was conducting espionage.
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He was convicted of espionage charges and sentenced to 10 years in prison.
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In 1983 and 1984, Fourcade generously shared observations from her extensive espionage experience.
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At first, we see fears of voodoo and espionage clash in zombie films.
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Whelan faces up to 20 years in jail if found guilty of espionage.
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He was also charged with disclosing state information "for political or military espionage".
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The Czech intelligence service often highlights Russian espionage activity in politics and business.
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Though their mission is explicitly apolitical, there are some unavoidable political undertones to a museum dedicated to Russian espionage, particularly as the current, disastrous politics of the US are understood to have been greatly impacted by, you know, Russian espionage.
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MORE-Xi Jinping summit, the leaders of the United States and China agreed that their intelligence communities would cease to conduct "commercial espionage," while allowing each nation to engage in military-related espionage appropriate to their respective national security interests.
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In the case of Britain, it passed an act against economic espionage in 1719.
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It's full of espionage and deceit and a kind of sleazy, nostalgic Communist glamour.
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Why it matters: Economic espionage, supply chain issues and national security are inextricably linked.
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Others have conducted destructive attacks on industry, along with general espionage or influence campaigns.
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The group appears to have a secondary focus on more traditional espionage against governments.
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If found guilty of espionage, he could be imprisoned for up to 20 years.
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In 2015, Chinese President struck an agreement with former President to curb cyber espionage.
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Iran had held Rezaian for 18 months on charges of espionage and other allegations.
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The #CCP moves to strong-arming countries into exposing themselves to surveillance and espionage.
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Wednesday's indictment seemed to go further to link government espionage with cybercrime more broadly.
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Ricketson was charged with espionage, although it remains unclear for whom he was spying.
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But China has of late increasingly focused on cyberattacks in service of corporate espionage.
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I meant to say that this sounded like an espionage operation by the Ukrainians.
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Whelan, who holds American, British, Canadian and Irish passports, has denied the espionage allegations.
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Kohver was held in detention at Moscow's notorious Lefortovo Prison and charged with espionage.
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The first is over Chinese control of strategic infrastructure and the possibility of espionage.
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He was convicted of several charges, including espionage, and sentenced to death in 2012.
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That investigation isn't to be confused for the prior espionage charges against Manning herself.
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He was charged with espionage and last December sentenced to 12 years in prison.
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The leaks once again highlight the trade-offs underlying espionage in the digital age.
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Companies face billions of dollars in losses from corporate espionage conducted by nation states.
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"My definition of what the Russians did is, unfortunately, honorable state espionage," Hayden said.
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Numerous criminal and espionage attacks plague computer systems in all industries, public and private.
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Amid espionage fears, visa rules for Chinese students of science and technology have tightened.
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His tying possible Russian espionage to the Clinton scandal is a case in point.
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Lior Div, Cybereason's co-founder and chief executive, told TechCrunch it's "massive-scale" espionage.
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A continent away, espionage is the only way to halt the flow of ivory.
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There's also Flame, a program used for targeted cyber espionage in the Middle East.
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JARRETT: The Espionage Act, two counts which were tortured and twisted by James Comey.
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They work for Chinese espionage agencies: LinkedIn "is a very good site," Evanina said.
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The "multilayered threat" from China, Wray says, entails a merging of cybercrime and espionage.
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He was convicted of espionage and sentenced to death, but that verdict was overturned.
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It is full of Russian drama and romance and espionage — a real page-turner.
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He was convicted last year after being charged with espionage and other hostile acts.
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U.S. authorities have stepped up prosecutions of Chinese citizens on espionage and other charges.
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After an Iranian espionage group was charged in 2018, "those guys disappeared," he said.
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China's assault on our economy does not stop at economic espionage and IP theft.
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Four hacking incidents in 20133 were considered acts of "espionage," according to the records.
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Poland charged a Huawei executive and a former top Polish spy with espionage Thursday.
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The United States government does not engage in cyber-economic espionage for commercial gain.
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S. citizen convicted of espionage by Iran in a closed-door trial in 2015.
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A Cairo court overturned life sentences for espionage against Essam and Gihad in 2016.
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Washington has filed espionage charges against Snowden, who has been granted asylum in Russia.
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The official said the agency had collected evidence of such espionage in the past.
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He could not be charged with espionage because he was protected by diplomatic immunity.
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Off the battlefield, Russia hopes to use AI to supercharge its espionage and propaganda.
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" Khrushchev, however, balked at the proposal, which he suspected was an American "espionage plot.
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"China's state-sponsored actors are the most active perpetrators of economic espionage," Wray echoed.
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Espionage is a difficult business, and it helps if we can see your face.
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The foreign ministry statement gave an eight-point list of the diplomats' espionage activities.
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The espionage group's cyber heists are hitting a series of targets, according to FireEye.
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The move follows concerns that the foreign-made technology could be used for espionage.
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Kaspersky Lab released a preliminary report on its investigation into charges of espionage Wednesday.
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This action represents a major new law enforcement focus on countering Chinese economic espionage.
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The United States faces an onslaught of economic espionage and other spying from China.
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It conducts espionage ("stealing secrets") and covert action (secretly effecting the course of history).
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Jamie proves to be quite adept at espionage even if he doesn't favor it.
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The Post journalist was convicted of espionage during a closed-door trial last year.
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In March, he was formally charged with espionage and having links to terrorist organizations.
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Embark on a highly classified mission containing 50+ stages of espionage action and suspense.
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Narrator: Treason is primarily associated with espionage cases, and convictions are rare in America.
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In some leak cases, Espionage Act charges were dropped as part of plea deals.
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The Espionage Act had never been applied to a publisher, and with good reason.
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History of spying Espionage has long been a fraught subject between Pakistan and India.
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The agreement did not, however, place restrictions on espionage for political or military purposes.
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A changed definition of espionage has also been proposed which would capture more activities.
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But the U.S. government has filed espionage charges against him for leaking intelligence information.
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Huawei has been banned from military bases due to national security concerns about espionage.
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The Pentagon also banned ZTE phones from military bases due to concerns about espionage.
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There are growing concerns that the products could be used for espionage (The Hill).
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Mr. Yang has not been officially investigated in New Zealand or charged with espionage.
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Shortly after her detention, Chinese authorities detained two Canadians citizens, charging them with espionage.
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After Meng's arrest, China detained two Canadians and later formally charged them with espionage.
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That intelligence came from "espionage capabilities of a key partner," per Jaffe and Miller.
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Since the 1950s, the FBI has engaged in a great deal of political espionage.
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Australia's new espionage bill, for example, was drafted with input from American security agencies.
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The Chinese regard intrusions into hotel chain databases as a standard kind of espionage.
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Because in the old days, espionage meant using exploding pens and poison-tipped umbrellas.
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This month, one of its employees was arrested in Poland and charged with espionage.
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He pleaded guilty to attempted espionage and is scheduled to be sentenced in September.
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But a prostitution sting and suspicions of espionage brought the planning to a halt.
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His prosecution came amid increased concern in Washington about Chinese espionage in recent years.
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But the US government has filed espionage charges against him for leaking intelligence information.
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But in the new indictment, prosecutors accused him of repeatedly violating the Espionage Act.
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The concern is that the situation could be more serious — perhaps involving corporate espionage.
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In some cases China used industrial espionage to just steal innovations from the West.
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"Globalization has transformed American universities into a front line for espionage," Mr. Golden said.
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In our new age of espionage, might that practice be poised for a revival?
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The U.S. government has been concerned about espionage by Huawei for years, he added.
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Obama's Justice Department charged him with treasonous federal crimes under the 1917 Espionage Act.
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Most lovably, the novel's espionage-involved dog, Lily, is based on a real dog.
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More important, mixing intelligence gathering, espionage and counterterrorism with political corruption is inherently problematic.
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His diplomatic postings included Tallinn -- where, the Russians allege, he carried out espionage work.
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He faces charges including conspiring to hack government computers and violating an espionage law.
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But the U.S. suspects Beijing of developing databases on Americans for use in espionage.
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Why this matters: Russian authorities have accused Whelan of espionage — a charge he denies.
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In 1999, Sheikh Shamim, an Indian convicted of espionage in Pakistan, was hanged there.
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The Trump administration has stepped up efforts to crack down on Chinese economic espionage.
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That moved the issue from espionage to an "information operation" with a political motive.
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It's also believed Beijing orchestrated a massive cyber espionage campaign targeting U.S. government workers.
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American intelligence officials say China poses a greater espionage threat than any other country.
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Similarly, Iran-backed militant groups also have accused Israel of using animals for espionage.
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Laws prohibit domestic espionage, or covert action (propaganda) targeting the U.S. and its citizens.
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That move prompted critics to accuse him of encouraging foreign actors to conduct espionage.
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We understood that any story about a secret espionage operation would require significant evidence.
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Securing internal communications: Internal communications are often prone to data leaks and cyber espionage.
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The U.S. had previously blacklisted Chinese telecom company Huawei for claims of cyber espionage.
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In Russia, an espionage conviction carries a prison sentence of 10 to 20 years.
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"Every day we see evidence of Iranian espionage in the United States," Flynn writes.
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China has detained — in retaliation, some say — two Canadians and accused them of espionage.
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He is sought by the U.S. on espionage charges relating to his WikiLeaks work.
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The court documents give no specific indication whether Zhao was attempting to commit espionage.
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And really, wouldn't all parents be more comfortable talking to their children about espionage?
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The G20 nations agreed to a similar "no-commercial espionage" pledge later that year.
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He was subsequently convicted on espionage charges, and sentenced to 10 years in prison.
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But the series' nuanced depiction of espionage as grinding emotional labor is still enthralling.
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As FBI Director Wray stressed last week, China leads the world in economic espionage.
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Trump dismissed concerns about the incident when asked about potential Chinese espionage on Wednesday.
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He is accused of espionage and theft of government property by the US government.
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He has since been charged with espionage and sentenced to 10 years in prison.
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Yudhijit Bhattacharjee is an award-winning writer who covers espionage, cybercrime, science and medicine.
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Manning was jailed in 2010 for espionage after leaking national security information to WikiLeaks.
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The new ministry would handle everything from espionage abroad to suppressing opposition at home.
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The last known expulsion of Chinese diplomats suspected of espionage took place in 1987.
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He was accused of spying and arrested for espionage in Burundi back in December.
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If convicted of espionage, Whelan could face up to 20 years in Russian jail.
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China's spying is a fundamental expression of its rise as a great power and its growing rivalry with America—just as the creation of modern espionage and counter-espionage dates back to Germany's challenge to Britain at the start of the 20th century.
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Though cyber espionage is generally considered fair game by most foreign countries — it's the leaking of information and other malicious damage associated with Russian campaigns that is problematic — Fancy Bear's 2016 exploits make it harder to treat as a traditional espionage actor.
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The big picture: While Chinese espionage is often linked to intellectual property theft, the targets in this case appear to be more linked to traditional espionage, including senior political and military figures and topics that could be of interest to Chinese policymakers.
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HCSEC's report does not claim to have found any direct evidence of state-backed espionage.
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The prince, 36, has just completed three weeks immersing himself in the world of espionage.
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And today, espionage threats against the United States pose as great a threat as ever.
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But my gripe is that Israeli espionage is unchecked in its ambition against US interests.
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The raids were part of a wider investigation into illegal espionage on supporters of Gulen.
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But do you want to buy a phone from a company that's accused of espionage?
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Days later, the Justice Department warned the paper that it had violated the Espionage Act.
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This is really a family drama, an espionage thriller with [a] dot of science fiction.
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That indictment focused on economic espionage allegedly directed by China -- the theft of corporate secrets.
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The injuries, in other words, could have come from a Cuban espionage operation gone awry.
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He was convicted on espionage charges and sentenced to 10 years in prison in 2016.
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They were all convicted of espionage, insulting religious sanctities, and propaganda against the Islamic Republic.
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Background: Fancy Bear is a good example of cyber espionage for reasons of national vanity.
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He is the author of "Broker, Trader, Lawyer, Spy: The Secret World of Corporate Espionage."
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Kurchatov immediately saw that his team needed aid — that is, espionage from the United States.
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No, this time he's facing an express trip directly to America to face espionage charges.
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I think it brought some doubt to them about the (espionage-related) charges against me.
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A man investigates his undercover lover in "London Spy," BBC America's latest espionage mini-series.
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Shadowy espionage cases are still being pursued behind a veil of secrecy in closed courts.
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Washington has maintained that Huawei's equipment could be used for espionage on Americans by Beijing.
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CrowdStrike concluded that two espionage groups connected to Russia were responsible for the D.N.C. breach.
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The government has previously considered charging journalists under the Espionage Act — but always pulled back.
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The two have long had a troubled relationship, with border disputes and allegations of espionage.
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The cyber-espionage scandal has also hurt the reputations of more than one foreign government.
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His brother was arrested in Tehran in October of 2015, charged with espionage and collusion.
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Western firms and governments are no angels when it comes to data collection and espionage.
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Do these people really care about the niceties of whether Trump's comments really instigate espionage?
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That setup makes it hard to distinguish between espionage and the everyday work of security.
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Xu pleaded guilty in May 2017 to economic espionage and theft of a trade secret.
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That&aposs nearly three times the number of espionage cases as all previous presidents combined.
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Cyber espionage operations and leaks of sensitive government data are a regular occurrence these days.
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Turla is a hacking group that specializes in using malware for the purposes of espionage.
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However, there are no espionage variants of the 747, which has an iconic humped profile.
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Some Canadian allies have already imposed restrictions on Huawei equipment, citing the risk of espionage.
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He was in court on charges of espionage when he died of a heart attack.
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I think it brought some doubt to them about the (espionage-related) charges against me.
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More generally, many corporate espionage strategies, and sophisticated market research programs, could become utterly pointless.
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The Obama administration, after deliberating possible violations of the Espionage Act, decided he had not.
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An incredible case of potential espionage by China at Duke University right after this this.
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The direct request to spy is often the most fraught moment of an espionage operation.
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Last year, North Korea sentenced him to 10 years of hard labor on espionage charges.
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Notably, the courts have found "specific intent" to be a prerequisite of an espionage conviction.
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The U.S. extradited him Monday to face charges of political espionage and embezzlement in Panama.
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Hillary Clinton, we know, fact, it is irrefutable, violated 18 USC 793, the Espionage Act.
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Over the last two decades, China has built an enormous infrastructure charged with cyber espionage.
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Last night's episode was the espionage thriller that I've been missing for over a year.
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That's under the Espionage Act, that is a major felony, and that is essentially treason.
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This season, seems bent on highlighting both the cause and consequences of all this espionage.
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There has also been pressure from the United States to shun China over espionage fears.
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On Thursday, the US government indicted WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange for violating the Espionage Act.
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When you think of the Cold War there are various places where you imagine espionage.
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Espionage crossroads of the Cold War bring you to the backstreets of Berlin, or Vienna.
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Instead, there's been a return to "traditional espionage" as both sides try to gather intelligence.
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It's a portmanteau of many different kinds of drama: domestic, romantic, military, political, even espionage.
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"Problem with ZTE isn't jobs & trade, it's national security & espionage," the senator wrote on Twitter.
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Just last week in Virginia, former CIA covert officer Kevin Patrick Mallory's espionage trial began.
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What's more, espionage concerns led to a ban on hosting Chinese visitors at NASA facilities.
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Since 2016, Chinese authorities have expanded public warnings about the threat posed by American espionage.
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As a result, it's unlikely Snowden could escape jail time in an Espionage Act trial.
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They expected to bring charges that included violations of the Espionage Act, the filing said.
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Hope that you have an excellent weekend, and that your love life remains espionage-free.
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When it came to espionage and hostage-taking, I learned, one could not assume anything.
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That is a violation of the Espionage Act (18 U.S.C. Section 793), plain and simple.
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Joyce's comments come shortly after the Trump administration declared a crackdown on Chinese economic espionage.
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"Russian espionage is still the biggest threat to Sweden," he told an annual press briefing.
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Snowden has sought asylum in Moscow, as he faces felony charges in America for espionage.
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Munsinger's admission of espionage was made when she was arrested in West Germany in 1949.
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So it's possible that hackers unaffiliated with Chinese espionage efforts may have used them, too.
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The embassy building is now home to a museum called the U.S. Den of Espionage.
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This comes from three activities: corporate espionage, cybertheft and technology in exchange for market access.
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Russia has gone to to great lengths to maintain plausible deniability in matters of espionage.
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Watch if you missed it in the spring, or if you love glitzy espionage stories.
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Press freedom advocates have long feared that Assange would face charges under the Espionage Act.
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If convicted of espionage Mr. Hansen will face a maximum sentence of life in prison.
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That is the term in espionage statutes for criminality, but the language later was softened.
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" He said telecom companies "can be forced to act as a tool of Chinese espionage.
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Real-life espionage is, for the most part, boring: a lot of waiting, meetings, monotony.
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Joyce's comments come shortly after the Trump administration announced a crackdown on Chinese economic espionage.
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Lawmakers are not happy: "Problem with ZTE isn't jobs & trade, it's national security & espionage," Sen.
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Joyce's comments come shortly after the Trump administration announced a crackdown on Chinese economic espionage.
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Ellsberg was not anonymous and was in fact prosecuted for violations of the Espionage Act.
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FinFisher is a commercial product sold to governments for use in espionage and law enforcement.
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The charges against them included espionage for Israel and spreading propaganda against the Islamic Republic.
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Among other things, they've accused him of espionage and of harboring dual loyalty for Ukraine.
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ELSEWHERE > Russia: American Paul Whelan was formally charged with espionage in Moscow (The Washington Post).
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Maybe Trump just verified that a FISA court had grounds to grant an espionage warrant?
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Although George Smiley solves the mystery, it is a detective rather than an espionage novel.
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Mr. Douglas's play with the conventions of the cinematic espionage thriller is heady and gripping.
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U.S. officials have said the pastor's capture was based on false terrorism and espionage charges.
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Finally, in September 2015, China formally agreed to stop hacking the U.S. for economic espionage.
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The two stories seem incompatible — Chinese espionage wouldn't normally result in an American committing fraud.
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But Russia's mass public dumping of stolen documents in 2016 broke the norms of espionage.
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"Whether its commitment last September moderates its economic espionage remains to be seen," Clapper said.
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His espionage years leaned into his status as one of the sexiest DC Comics heroes.
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Under Russian law, espionage can carry sentences of between 10 and 20 years in prison.
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One was sentenced to 10 years of hard labor in 2016 for an espionage conviction.
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Hints of James Bond and Indiana Jones are sprinkled throughout this fast-paced espionage series.
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The FBI has only charged Lee with "unlawful retention of national defense information," not espionage.
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More could come out later, but this is what we know now. Treason. Espionage. Collusion.
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Season 214 of Justin Marks's sci-fi espionage thriller, returning to Starz on Sunday, Dec.
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He said that China would probably continue to expand its digital espionage efforts despite criticism.
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There she meets Ivo (James Mason), a shady former lawyer involved in an espionage ring.
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That 2016 attack has been repeated, according to American officials, and provides opportunity for espionage.
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Yesterday: The Chinese authorities accused two Canadians — a former diplomat and a businessman — of espionage.
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It's a geopolitical look at how nations are using cyberweapons, and not just for espionage.
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WikiLeaks' Assange charged under the Espionage Act in a 'major test case' for press freedom
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For the full report on Chinese espionage recruitment on LinkedIn, read The New York Times.
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In theory, tech-savvy Japan should be better off when it comes to electronic espionage.
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He settled in Salisbury but continued working in intelligence, offering insights into Russian espionage practices.
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DOJ charged Snowden with crimes – including violating the Espionage Act and theft of government property.
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Unfortunately, we live in a climate—it's also an American show about espionage and politics.
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Alexander Vindman, an American war hero who immigrated from Ukraine, might be guilty of espionage.
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He remains in Lefortovo Prison in Moscow, detained on an espionage charge which he denies.
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Each case raised the specter of Chinese espionage without explicitly charging the suspects as spies.
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Germany cracked down on its domestic bulk espionage last year, says a newly leaked report.
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It has said that Australian espionage on its diplomats rendered recent agreements on it flawed.
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He faces espionage charges in the United States for publishing classified military and diplomatic documents.
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It was a brazen change in tactics, moving the Russians from espionage to influence operations.
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It was captured in 1996, while stranded nearby off shore during an apparent espionage mission.
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Specifically in espionage terminology, an agent is a person who provides information to an operative.
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See this related Learning Network lesson: "Espionage Everywhere: Spying in the News and Popular Culture."
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The dossiers included material obtained by illegal Turkish espionage on German soil, German officials said.
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And some officials also pointed to the fear of having America's online espionage efforts revealed.
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But Iranian hacking units never ceased; they moved to quieter espionage campaigns, with increasing sophistication.
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Last year, China arrested two Canadians — Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor — accusing them of espionage.
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China has imposed new trade restrictions against Canada and detained two Canadians on espionage charges.
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Some officials took that pitch to mean that Kaspersky could use its products for espionage.
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For instance, some level of espionage may be acceptable, attacking critical infrastructure may not be.
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Mr. Whelan, a former Marine, was seized last December and accused of espionage-related crimes.
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TO THE HOUTHI rebels, aid workers are spies and food is a tool of espionage.
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"They've accused you of espionage and dual loyalties," said Representative Jim Himes, Democrat of Connecticut.
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Counterintelligence is about finding out how America's foreign adversaries are conducting espionage, and preventing it.
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She portrays Captain Jam, head of an espionage team on a St. Patrick's Day mission.
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The dead man was one of two suspects charged with international, political and military espionage.
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Shortly after Meng's arrest, China detained two Canadians, who have since been charged with espionage.
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David Ignatius: After my last novel, The Director, I was even more convinced than I had been when I started that book that the future of spy novels is the intersection of espionage and technology, of espionage and hacking that I explored in that book.
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It&aposs one thing to say they had enough evidence to open an investigation of whether there was Russian espionage, but certainly they were not close to being anywhere near able to say we have some evidence of espionage by people in the Trump campaign.
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"Given that espionage and identity theft are not mutually exclusive, the likely existence of an espionage-related motive hardly renders implausible [plaintiffs'] claim that they face a substantial future risk of identity theft and financial fraud as a result of the breaches," the court wrote.
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"Typically, whenever there are political disputes and big stakes on political and economic matters, I would always assume that espionage by any means is going to take place — and cyber espionage is known to be cost effective and reasonably difficult to attribute," Koivunen said.
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And it's also where all manner of criminals -- from "hacktivists" to state-sponsored espionage units -- lurk.
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Chinese military researchers may also engage in espionage or steal intellectual property while overseas, he warned.
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U.S. surveillance and counter-espionage laws restrict who can be told about classified information or investigations.
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"It was TAA that led us to the latest cyber espionage campaign we've uncovered," Symantec said .
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Governments rely on flaws in software, hardware, and encryption protocols for espionage and assorted intelligence gathering.
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"They are conducting economic espionage at a rate that is unparalleled in our history," he said.
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The two bills covering foreign interference, espionage and influence transparency have been criticized as criminalizing dissent.
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They're destroying lives and it's really important to expose their political espionage as much as possible.
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Robert Verkaik is a freelance security correspondent specialising in Russian espionage and the war against terror.
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While the threat of trade war is unusually intense, anxiety over economic espionage goes further back.
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An emergency Chinese visit to Washington and promises to stop the espionage stayed the president's hand.
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The small island nation said Australian espionage on its diplomats rendered recent agreements between them flawed.
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Software from Elbit has been linked by Citizen Lab to an espionage campaign targeting Ethiopian dissidents.
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He promises, with typical vagueness, to somehow fix these trade issues, including China's cyber-economic espionage.
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"Viruses (are) malware that spreads indiscriminately whereas espionage is usually targeted," he noted in an email.
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Former George W. Bush administration lawyer, John Yoo, replied that some people might consider that espionage.
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But she and the Russian government have strenuously denied that she was ever involved in espionage.
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Credit Suisse CEO Tidjane Thiam is stepping down in the wake of a corporate espionage scandal.
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Her guest, a former lawyer in the Bush administration, said some people might call it espionage.
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Last summer, Morsy was given a life sentence, which is 25 years in Egypt, for espionage.
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It follows other suspected Russian espionage cases in Europe that have heightened tensions with the West.
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China denies the claims, which if confirmed would amount to the largest espionage operation in history.
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The US continues to seek his return on charges of espionage and theft of government property.
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Over dinner with Guillam, he asks plaintively what the long game of espionage was all for.
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Next spring, she will star in espionage-thriller Red Sparrow as a Russian ballerina-turned-spy.
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Assange, 47, is accused of conspiring to hack U.S. government computers and violating an espionage law.
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Some Canadian allies have already imposed restrictions on using Huawei equipment, citing the risk of espionage.
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Civil society, according to the report, represents the second largest target of cyber espionage following government.
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Subject to Chinese policy that could force it to be complicit in espionage in the future.
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Erdogan has criticized foreign diplomats, including the British consul general, for attending an ongoing espionage trial.
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Snowden fled the United States in May 2013 after the government filed espionage charges against him.
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But instead, she ended up in jail, sentenced for two years for passport fraud and espionage.
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"His family says the accusations of espionage are inexplicable," said Berg's lawyer in Oslo, Brynjulf Risnes.
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Some have argued the Espionage Act can be used to punish media for publishing classified information.
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" The statement said that Jadhav "is responsible for acts of sabotage, espionage and multiple terrorist incidents.
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For McLaren, one of the world's premier F20123 teams, it was also an opportunity for espionage.
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Rezaian had been imprisoned by the Iranian government for 16 months on several charges, including espionage.
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But he has adamantly denied charges his company conducts espionage on behalf of the Russian government.
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The office routinely handles espionage and leak and terrorism cases, much like the National Security Division.
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He is now living in Russia and is wanted by the U.S. government on espionage charges.
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Western intelligence agencies have said Huawei's technology could be used for espionage - something the company denies.
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He was detained in August 2011 on espionage charges after going to Iran to visit family.
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The U.S. alleges that Huawei's networking equipment could be used for espionage by the Chinese government.
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In 2012 the United States probed whether Chinese network gear provided an opportunity for foreign espionage.
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If it is, this could be the next step to charging journalists under the Espionage Act.
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A newly discovered, highly selective cyber espionage actor has been active since 2011, Symantec reported Sunday.
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Almost all cyberattacks fall below this threshold, including crime, espionage, and (to date) politically coercive acts.
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The Spy Who Dumped MeKate McKinnon and Mila Kunis play women who are roped into espionage.
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The president has prosecuted more whistleblowers under the Espionage Act than all presidents before him combined.
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Not only that, all of his past operations and stations are potentially exposed as espionage operations.
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On Friday, Australia's most senior defense department official said China is conducting extensive espionage against Australia.
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As the 20103th century progressed, they concentrated more of their resources in surveillance and corporate espionage.
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She is the first person to be prosecuted for Espionage Act violations under the Trump administration.
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The Americans uses '80s pop music to support and heighten the tension of the Jennings espionage.
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The drama over Huawei is coming amid larger tensions with China over trade and economic espionage.
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Most of the Israeli shows on offer deal with terrorism, espionage or the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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That limit would not apply, however, to requests of data that involve counterterrorism or counter-espionage.
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" "The real issue is intellectual property rights, forced technology transfers, industrial espionage, that kind of thing.
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He was formally indicted in March on charges of espionage and having links to terrorist organizations.
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Kevin Patrick Mallory, 85033, was charged in 2017 and convicted last June under the Espionage Act.
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Eventually, Drake pled guilty to a misdemeanor and the government dropped the espionage charges against him.
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Paul Whelan As Russia charged American Paul Whelan with espionage, we're hearing more about his arrest.
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He encouraged espionage by a non-ally and threat to the security of the United States.
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That's because, in 2011, US lawmakers voted to greatly restrict NASA-CNSA collaboration over espionage risks.
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He was convicted on charges of espionage in October, but his sentence has not been announced.
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Do you still support having journalists prosecuted and jailed for espionage based on their lawful reporting?
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But this carried a risk of espionage and could compromise privacy, Homann said in a statement.
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Epix ventures into scripted programming with "Berlin Station," an espionage thriller, and "Graves," a political comedy.
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"There are no charges of espionage being investigated against minister Gordhan," Abrahams told a news conference.
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He&aposs charged with espionage and conspiracy, which the U.S. says are bogus and without merit.
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Witt defected to Iran and is currently a fugitive wanted by the FBI for alleged espionage.
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This is the point where Seth Rich became a prop in a game of international espionage.
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He effectively uses espionage as an asymmetric tool to level the playing field against the West.
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Harvard offered and then rescinded a fellowship to Chelsea Manning, convicted of six counts of espionage.
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Trade war impact Micron's claims of economic espionage are given heft by the US government's lawsuit.
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In 2013, she was convicted of espionage and theft and sentenced to 35 years in prison.
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China's advancements of its military technology have reportedly been helped along by industrial espionage, per CNBC.
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It is possible that this was the result of a State level attack or industrial espionage.
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On May 23, U.S. authorities widened the scope of criminal charges against him to include espionage.
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The FBI and several U.S. intelligence agencies are investigating Russian espionage operations in the United States.
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Iran has also been a key point of focus for U.S. intelligence espionage and cyber operations.
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In addition to her shaky alibis, Zhang&aposs grab bag of electronic devices stoked espionage fears.
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"Placing listening devices in conference rooms, hotels and restaurants is traditional Espionage 101," Ms. Ravich said.
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The McCarthyism of the 1950s sprang from well-grounded fears of communist espionage and Soviet intentions.
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Suddenly, the novel opens its arms to embrace not just espionage but fantasy and science fiction.
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Both countries conduct wide-ranging espionage in the United States that targets commercial and government secrets.
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Pence also signed a cooperation agreement with Poland aimed at making mobile networks immune from espionage.
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Pence also signed a cooperation agreement with Poland aimed at making mobile networks immune from espionage.
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The firm revealed the espionage campaign on Tuesday, on the same day Microsoft patched the vulnerability.
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He exploited loopholes in national security to achieve masterful strokes of espionage, counterterrorism or simple revenge.
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Assange faces up to 10 years in prison for each count of violating the Espionage Act.
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Another American, Paul Whelan, a tourist, has been held since late December on vague espionage charges.
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" The Nation didn't believe that the State Department could "cite a single instance of forced espionage.
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" The song he wrote as a result of that bedroom espionage was "Baby, You're a Trip.
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The story of truck testicles is one that spans decades, has heroes, villains, espionage, and lore.
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It has also vowed to end corporate espionage and to allow foreign investors into more industries.
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A giddy celebration of its own artifice of femininity, the film also deconstructs the espionage genre.
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Another American criminal case of espionage in the same region of China was announced Oct. 30.
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Just days after Canada approved Ms. Meng's extradition hearing, the Chinese government accused them of espionage.
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The prosecutor, Rolando Garcia, stressed on Monday that Ms. Zhang had not been accused of espionage.
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In 2017, Pakistan's military sentenced an Indian naval officer to death on espionage and sabotage charges.
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That lack of evidence made Mr. Lee's case different from other recent espionage cases, he said.
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Julian Assange was indicted on 17 counts of violating the Espionage Act for leaks from 2010.
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What books would you recommend to someone who wants to know more about politics and espionage?
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Through said espionage, Roberta discovers that the woman (Susan, played by Madonna) is everything she's not.
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He settled in Salisbury but quietly continued working in intelligence, offering insights into Russian espionage practices.
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But the Iranian network may have become overextended and easier for rival espionage agencies to penetrate.
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But, you know, the cyber espionage is intolerable as is the killing of Americans with fentanyl.
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Mr. Snowden was the seventh person the Obama administration charged with violating the 1917 Espionage Act.
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Huawei has denied that it represents an espionage threat or is beholden to China's communist government.
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In the years since, economic espionage charges against Chinese companies and hackers became all but routine.
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Prosecutors view Chinese espionage as a major threat, both to government secrets and valuable corporate information.
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That the standard ideas of espionage that fuel most spy thrillers suddenly seem out of date?
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Consequently, in 218, a court-martial charged Manning with violating the Espionage Act, among other charges.
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Now, the Americans and Israelis will have to contend with the serious breach of espionage etiquette.
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He faces 18 criminal counts including conspiring to hack government computers and violating an espionage law.
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In the meantime, her husband was charged with espionage and transferred to a prison medical ward.
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After the spy rotated back to Moscow, the relationship — and the professor's moonlighting in espionage — ended.
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The case could mark a turning point in Silicon Valley's fight against private-sector espionage mercenaries.
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German authorities said at the time that a Swiss citizen had been arrested on espionage charges.
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The proposal also targets cyber espionage and other activity and potentially nuclear proliferation, the official said.
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Espionage and Democracy don't easily mix, and a cadre of trained spies is a dangerous thing.
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Kaspersky has repeatedly said it has not helped Russia or any other government engage in espionage.
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The department also noted that Russian law might compel Kaspersky to assist the government in espionage.
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"Restaurants and cafés are in many ways the lifeblood of espionage," former spy Amaryllis Fox said.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guards have arrested dozens of dual nationals over recent years, mostly on espionage charges.
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Vladimir Putin's Russia is an experimental space: one huge espionage operation that proceeds in complete secrecy.
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While tapping into this network, China's also been relying on another asymmetric advantage — persistent cyber espionage.
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Besides "denial of service" attacks, Iran also has espionage, ransomware and destructive attacks at its disposal.
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The company vehemently rejects the accusations and has repeatedly said it would never engage in espionage.
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Schulte's defense lawyers have unsuccessfully argued that the Espionage Act charges are vague and overly broad.
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Trump himself has accused the whistleblower of espionage and treason, crimes that are punishable by death.
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In May, he pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit espionage on behalf of the Chinese government.
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The U.S. has blocked China's access to certain technologies and has cracked down on cyber espionage.
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FISA established legal authority for surveillance of "agents of foreign powers" suspected of terrorism or espionage.
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To do so, they are schooled in the tradecraft of espionage — deception, obfuscation, and yes, lying.
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Brunson was formally indicted in March on charges of espionage and having links to terrorist organizations.
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He has been charged with a violation of the Espionage Act and currently resides in Moscow.
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She has gushed about how much she loves "The Americans," the spy drama about Russian espionage.
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Kaspersky Lab on Monday also launched a new effort to regain trust after the espionage allegations.
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Beijing has charged them with espionage and denies that their arrests are related to Meng's case.
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She was convicted of violating the Espionage Act and spent nearly seven years in military prison.
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However, the FBI has been investigating the Zhang incident as part of a Chinese espionage effort.
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For his part, Mr Herron thinks of himself as an outsider in the world of espionage.
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The person had, in fact, already committed espionage by giving classified information to an enemy country.
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I was charged and found guilty of conspiracy, which, you know, is like talking about espionage.
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Though there was no suggestion he was directly involved in espionage, he nonetheless resigned his post.
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But as you're designing internal security programs and we're working together, we also need to take into account whether it's economic espionage or traditional espionage, the focus on those who are trusted within our companies, within our government who can exploit that trust to cause enormous harm.
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Republican Senator Ted Cruz and Republican Representative Francis Rooney marked the 30th anniversary of China's bloody Tiananmen Square crackdown on Tuesday by re-introducing the "Stop Higher Education Espionage and Theft (SHEET) Act," intended to prevent what they described as Chinese espionage efforts at U.S. universities.
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"To the extent these companies are influenced by the state, or provide Chinese intelligence services access to telecommunication networks, the opportunity exists for further economic and foreign espionage by a foreign nation-state already known to be a major perpetrator of cyber espionage," the report concluded.
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"While the use of WhatsApp, WeChat and like messaging apps are legal in China, we have seen in the latest espionage charge of a US citizen in Russia where the use of WhatsApp has been cited in his espionage charges," read an email seen by CNN.
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It began in 2014 with the Obama administration's indictment of five Chinese army officers for industrial espionage.
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"We are certain that he was entrapped and is not guilty of espionage," David Whelan's statement said.
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It almost certainly has nothing to do with the espionage concerns leveled at Honor's parent company Huawei.
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Chinese authorities detained two Canadians shortly after Meng's arrest and last month formally charged them with espionage.
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Still, espionage trials are a rarity, given that both sides have strong incentives to reach plea deals.
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According to Ripley, Kim is accused of espionage — which should be taken with a grain of salt.
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Crimes could fall under three broad categories: homicide offenses, espionage and treason, and non-homicidal narcotics offenses.
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China The Pentagon says China is using espionage to steal secrets to help bulk up its military.
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Pollard, 62, was paroled in November 2015 after serving 30 years of a life sentence for espionage.
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Russia, he told the FSB, was the true victim of espionage and a growing tide of cyberattacks.
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Had "Espionage" been episode five or six, I'd be much higher on this season as a whole.
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Intrusion Truth, it seems, knows this: they urge governments to tell China that commercial espionage cannot continue.
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To start, Trump and Branstad should put a quick end to China's economic espionage and outright theft.
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When the pair are forced to work together, their differences lead to many zany, espionage-themed hijinks.
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Rezaian, the Post's former bureau chief in Tehran, has been held since 2014, on charges of espionage.
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The mirror was initially designed for use in espionage, but would work nicely in a space telescope.
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The US has long called on China to cease its sponsoring of economic espionage against American companies.
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What do you get if you combine Mad Max, Star Trek and some good old-fashioned espionage?
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Say he's claiming fraud or irregularities in the vote or hijacking or espionage or people stuffing ballots.
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As well as the potential for espionage, US law enforcement has accused Huawei of other criminal offenses.
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But where those shows play up adventure or espionage, Chess takes the story to very personal levels.
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The four defendants named were charged with conspiracy to commit computer fraud, economic espionage, and wire fraud.
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Scaramucci seems to be connecting Tripp's wiretapping espionage to Lizza's explosive New Yorker article from late July.
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In May, the US Department of Justice indicted Assange on 17 counts of violating the Espionage Act.
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It comes amid a new spate of cyber espionage believed to have been launched by Russian hackers.
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FireEye released a report at the time outlining the People's Liberation Army's (PLA) involvement in cyber espionage.
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In 2015 Fancy Bear, a Russian cyber-espionage group, broke into computers at the Bundestag in Berlin.
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Podobnyy was charged with espionage but avoided prosecution because he had diplomatic immunity and left the US.
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" He said he was involved in probes "about political espionage conducted against Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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Russia detained Whelan, who holds U.S., British, Canadian and Irish passports, last December on accusations of espionage.
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In November, the Justice Department announced a new initiative to stop Chinese espionage and intellectual property theft.
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For weeks, one of the world's top security firms has been dogged by reports of government espionage.
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Digital espionage operations targeting news organizations have become commonplace with numerous attacks traced to China-based operators.
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"The Iranian High Court reviewed this decision with extreme care given the allegations of espionage," he said.
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Cybercriminals are well organized with an alarming emergence of state-sponsored attacks, cyber-espionage and cyber terror.
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"They built a perfect espionage environment," said Div, a former commander in Israel's military intelligence unit 8200.
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Depending how much it veered into military or espionage operations, it could have faced major legal hurdles.
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"But those indications are not sufficiently concentrated to start monitoring the party using espionage methods," he said.
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The Gestapo arrested Haining the following month on charges including political activity and espionage, which she denied.
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You don't hear the words "industrial espionage" get tossed around too liberally at a show like CES.
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Businessman Kim Dong Chul, arrested a year earlier, is serving 10 years in prison on espionage charges.
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Today's espionage often relies on encrypted communication tools, surreptitious cell phones, and emails left in draft folders.
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Manning, 22009, was convicted under the Espionage Act in 2013 and sentenced to 35 years in prison.
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His research is another black mark against China, joining widespread scientific plagiarism and fraud and industrial espionage.
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Hillary Clinton, for example, was being investigated under the Espionage Act for the mishandling of classified information.
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The move comes as Washington tries to persuade allies to ban Huawei from business alleging espionage risks.
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U.S. accusations that Chinese telecom giant Huawei posed an espionage risk has heightened Western government security concerns.
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Snowden faces at least 30 years in jail if he is convicted of violating the Espionage Act.
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The AIVD security agency flagged Chinese and Russian attempts at digital espionage as a major security risk.
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In 2015, the spy agency embarked on sweeping reforms intended to expand the focus on digital espionage.
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Vietnam denies allowing cyber espionage although it has also been accused by FireEye of carrying out attacks.
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Memories of espionage were stirred anew by Edward Snowden's 2013 revelations of prying by the U.S. state.
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As such, Apple's total commitment to furtiveness is a useful weapon in the fight against industrial espionage.
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It's traditionally used in things like espionage cases, and allows the defense to potentially review classified material.
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At the center of the Kaspersky bans are fears Russia could use its products in espionage operations.
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Hall: The US government tends to draw a bright line distinction between espionage and trade secret theft.
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She was the only woman in an espionage ring of about a dozen Egyptians that engineered bombings.
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Both companies have denied the possibility of the Chinese government hacking their products for purposes of espionage.
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The charges against him could include violating the Espionage Act, which criminalizes releasing information regarding national defense.
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The researchers say the hackers are using the malware to conduct cyber espionage against the government agencies.
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Media reports of Turkish espionage targeting members of Germany's large ethnic Turkish diaspora have deepened the rift.
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Numerous countries are blocking the deployment of Huawei and ZTE 5G equipment over espionage and security concerns.
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They had been were imprisoned on charges of espionage or other anti-state activities against North Korea.
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He is also a former head of North Korea's Reconnaissance Bureau, an espionage and special operations organization.
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Russia has formally charged U.S. citizen Paul Whelan with espionage, Moscow's Interfax news agency reported on Thursday.
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A majority of the court voted to uphold the latest convictions under the Espionage and Sedition acts.
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Reports surfaced in April 2017 that U.S. officials were weighing charges against Assange under the Espionage Act.
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Washington subsequently charged Snowden with espionage and theft of government property, while his passport was also revoked.
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The Navy is weighing charges of espionage against the officer, a naturalized American citizen born in Taiwan.
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Iran's judiciary spokesman said in January that most of the detained dual nationals were facing espionage charges.
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McDaniel needs to ensure the party faithful is armed with the knowledge of Russia's nefarious espionage tactics.
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He faces at least 30 years in jail in the U.S. if convicted under the Espionage Act.
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Vienna has long been famed as a hot spot for espionage but officials rarely comment on it.
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Despite Russian claims that he was conducting espionage, Whelan's brother says he was there for a wedding.
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But using that espionage to rig markets or harm a person or organization is not considered acceptable.
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Author, academic, and former diplomat Yang Hengjun has been formally arrested and charged with espionage in China.
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There was no mention of spy gear in her indictment, and there were no charges of espionage.
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Digital espionage, like the Chinese hacking of the Office of Personnel Management discovered last year, does not.
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"We believe that Sandworm was responsible," iSight's director of espionage analysis, John Hultquist, said in an interview.
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It doesn't require they abandon espionage, or cease any other behaviors that they deem their sovereign prerogative.
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"Donnie Brasco" was just one of many examples detailed in the leaks describing Iranian and American espionage.
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Only a precious few have anything like the skills necessary for success in the world of espionage.
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The Justice Department, it turns out, held the same misgivings about the Espionage Act that journalists did.
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Drake even had to defend himself against an Espionage Act prosecution that sought his 35-year incarceration.
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"I went over there doing espionage and learning what it was I needed to build," he says.
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Elsewhere, two Canadians who were detained in China following Meng's arrest were charged with espionage this week.
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The United States has filed espionage charges against him for leaking details of extensive U.S. surveillance programs.
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Turkey's highest court issued a ruling that freed two newspaper editors who were jailed on espionage charges.
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The couple were convicted of espionage conspiracy, in part because of his perjured testimony, and were executed.
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For six seasons, the title character, Sterling Archer, and his co-workers were in the espionage business.
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Lawmakers fear that Russian intelligence agencies have co-opted the Moscow-based firm's products in espionage operations.
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Lawmakers view Chinese telecom firms as a security risk, producing equipment that can be backdoored for espionage.
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Symantec is tracking what it believes to be a longstanding corporate espionage hacking effort against medical manufacturers.
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All that cheese lended itself to a fantasy world of espionage that made the character so iconic.
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As a result, ZTE phones have been banned from military bases due to concerns about Chinese espionage.
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We have also seen uses beyond espionage that have included broad information warfare and even physical damage.
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Prosecutors plan to charge Harold Martin III, a 51-year-old veteran, with espionage and other felonies.
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The United States has accused Huawei of espionage, breaching trade sanctions against Iran and intellectual property theft.
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The FSB opened a criminal case against Whelan but gave no details of his alleged espionage activities.
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Ms. Manning was convicted of espionage in an American court and received a 35-year prison sentence.
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The Trump administration seeks to use the Espionage Act to redefine what journalists can and cannot publish.
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The Espionage Act has been used against those who disclose classified information only rarely, for good reason.
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On its face, the Espionage Act could also be used to prosecute reporters who publish government secrets.
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Obama said there also was "some evidence" of China curbing cyber espionage in response to US warnings.
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But "endangering national security" is a sweeping set of potential charges that include espionage and political subversion.
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He described tracking Russian spies across networks and solving an espionage mystery of the early internet era.
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The U.S. has tried to persuade other countries to stop buying Huawei's equipment, citing potential espionage concerns.
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Ladoux, convinced that Zelle was a spy, became determined to catch her in an act of espionage.
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The criminal charges are the first in a case that has been unfolding like an espionage novel.
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THE SPY AND THE TRAITOR The Greatest Espionage Story of the Cold War By Ben Macintyre Illustrated.
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U.S. authorities have requested Assange's extradition on 18 counts, including conspiracy charges and violating an espionage law.
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He traveled to Iran in 2011 and helped win the release of American hikers accused of espionage.
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The Justice Department charged 61-year-old Mariam Taha Thompson, a Pentagon linguist, with espionage on Wednesday.
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But others have been stolen or coerced through cyberattacks, espionage or unfair economic practices, American officials say.
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It is unlikely that the Russians would not use all the traditional espionage tools available to them.
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Huawei's activities & infrastructure are a global espionage operation run on behalf of the Chinese Communist Party. Sen.
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The US claims Huawei acts as a conduit for Chinese government espionage, an allegation the company denies.
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Whelan, who holds U.S., British, Canadian and Irish passports, was arrested in December and accused of espionage.
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Manning has already served seven years of a 35-year prison sentence for violating the Espionage Act.
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Her case was the first instance of the Trump administration charging someone with violating the Espionage Act.
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Foreign Policy: Trump should be commended for standing up to China's unfair trade and economic espionage practices.
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Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were executed in 1953 after being convicted of espionage for the Soviet Union.
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It also demonstrates that the United States has fallen behind our adversaries in cyber warfare and espionage.
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Ricketson was found guilty of espionage on August 31, 2018 and sentenced to six years in prison.
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It also argues the campaign derived economic value by accessing the information and therefore committed economic espionage.
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Very little of this is defense-specific, but all of it is useful for defense and espionage.
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It was a stunning idea, espionage painted not in black and white but in shades of gray.
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But James Lewis, for the U.S. government, disagreed with Assange's claim that espionage is a political offence.
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Russian espionage, covert action, cyberwar, infowar and the spreading of fake news are not limited to America.
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The case is a rare use of the Espionage Act against a publisher rather than the source.
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This time she's up to espionage, after some messy household adventures push her parents to the edge.
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U.S. intelligence, as well as the bulk of experts, believe Fancy Bear is a Russian espionage operation.
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He was convicted of two counts of espionage in April 2017 and sentenced to ten years imprisonment.
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American officials believe the Chinese government could use the company for espionage, an accusation the firm denies.
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This makes it harder to tell if the intrusions are traditional intelligence-gathering missions or economic espionage.
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To pass the time, he has been reading a book about espionage during the Second World War.
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For these firms, the argument isn't that espionage-facilitating problems could occur but that they have occurred.
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Neither side renounced "traditional" cyber espionage, or even intellectual property theft for purposes other than economic gain.
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Where it falls short Quite simply, this agreement won't prevent all hacks or espionage originating from China.
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Cotton called for the reporters to be jailed for interfering with security operations and violating espionage laws.
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Several Americans have been detained in Iran in recent years, mostly on security-related charges including espionage.
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For Russia's surveillance-obsessed intelligence community, Mr. Bogachev's exploits may have created an irresistible opportunity for espionage.
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The two Lithuanians released, Yevgeny Mataitis and Aristidas Tamosaitis, were convicted of espionage in Russia in 2016.
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But intelligence experts believe criminal hackers are often contracted by the Russian government to conduct espionage campaigns.
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Washington considers Huawei a security risk and believes that its devices could be used for Chinese espionage.
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But whether the C.I.A. had successfully built and employed them to conduct espionage remained unclear on Wednesday.
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Brunson was formally indicted in March 2016 on charges of espionage and having links to terrorist organizations.
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Kaspersky has been under fire for potential connections to Russian espionage operations for most of the year.
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American lawmakers and intelligence officials have said the company could be used as a tool of espionage.
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I am willing to commit espionage against the U.S. by providing your country with highly classified information.
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China has also stepped up warnings against foreign spies and publicized convictions of foreigners on espionage charges.
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As well as blocking canola imports, China has arrested two Canadian citizens and charged them with espionage.
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Separately, a former U.S. Air Force counterintelligence agent was charged with espionage after she defected to Iran.
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Last week, prosecutors charged Ron Rockwell Hansen, a former Defense Intelligence Agency case officer, with attempted espionage.
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The group shares intelligence among the member states and agrees not to conduct espionage against one another.
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Those attempted intrusions may well have been intended for espionage, but could also be used for disruption.
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China has targeted all six countries in an espionage campaign over several years, according to the Post.
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It's about espionage, particularly on the part of sophisticated groups that have alleged ties to nation-states.
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A naturalized American citizen, Kim was arrested in 2015 on accusations of espionage and other undisclosed crimes.
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Barack Obama's administration charged more whistleblowers with violating the Espionage Act than any other administration in history.
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Paul was accused of espionage and detained by the Russian Federal Security Service on December 28, 2018.
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Butina has not been charged with espionage or with being a member of a Russian intelligence service.
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Iranian authorities did not provide any details surrounding the verdict, but Rezaian had been accused of espionage.
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It's also at the center of a dispute between the US and China over espionage and trade.
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