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Welcome to the ‘Corey Pearson – CIA Spymaster Series’- Novels and Short Stories of Espionage and Intrigue!
Whether you’re looking for a quick, thrilling short-story read or an immersive spy novel to sink into, Corey Pearson’s world has something for every adventure lover. Buckle up, explore the world of espionage, and join Corey Pearson on his next mission today! 🠟 COREY PEARSON- CIA SPYMASTER NOVEL…
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Sleeper Cells in Suburbia: Why Russian Espionage Is Targeting You
They Look Like Your Neighbors—But They’re Spies: The Sleeper Cells Hiding in Plain Sight Russian spying in the U.S. didn’t vanish with the Berlin Wall—it just got smarter, sneakier, and way more dangerous. We’re not talking about guys in trench coats passing notes in back alleys. This is full-blown, 21st-century infiltration. Over the…
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Russian Spies, American Classrooms, and the War No One Sees Coming
Russian spies steal quantum secrets from university labs There’s a war happening on college campuses across the U.S.—and it’s not about free speech, tuition hikes, or finals week panic. It’s a quiet war, one fought in whispers and handshakes, in study groups and faculty lounges. And the enemy? Russian intelligence operatives using American universities…
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One Spark Away: How Russia Could Drag the West Into War
Close Call: Poland’s Jets Just Sent a Message to Moscow It’s happening again. Middle of the night, lights off, nerves tight—Polish fighter jets are in the air. Not practicing. Not showing off. They’re hunting. Because once more, Russian missiles and drones are lighting up the Ukrainian sky, and Warsaw’s not about to sit…
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U.S. Intelligence Happenings!
Sandy Grimes- a true CIA legend. RIP, Sandy. Sandy Grimes just passed away at 80, and if you don’t know her name, you should. She wasn’t a field agent running around with a gun, but make no mistake—she helped take down one of the CIA’s worst traitors. Back in the late ’80s and early ’90s,…
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Using SSL Certificates To Find Threat Actor Infrastructure
At last month’s SANS OSINT Summit I gave a talk the usefulness of SSL certificates for open source intelligence researchers. The talk looks at three recent examples of how information from certificate transparency logs can be used to discover, attribute, and unmask threat actor infrastructure. The video of the talk has now been published and you can…
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Telegram For Cyber Investigators
Telegram is one of the most important platforms for OSINT investigators. I joined the Needlestack podcast to discuss how Telegram works and shared some practical OSINT advice along the way. Go to Source
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Digging Into Russian Disinfo Infrastructure
Disinformation and propaganda has been one of the key features of the war between Russia and Ukraine. One of the many groups that have sprung up to push pro-Russian propaganda narratives is a small hacktivist organisation called Beregini. This article by Givi Gigitashvili provides a useful introductory insight into the methods of Beregini by analysing…
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Geolocation: At The Retail Park
Some images are easier to geolocate than others. If an image is easy to geolocate it is generally because at least one of the following three conditions apply: The image context makes it clear. For example there are GPS coordinates embedded in the image, or there is information about the location posted to the internet…
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Counting Crowds In Public Spaces
This week’s huge protests in Israel drew huge crowds to the streets – but how many people took part? Crowd sizes are often used as evidence to show how widely supported a particular cause is, so being able to determine how many people took part in a demonstration is an important skill for those working…