Epstein Secrets

co (09/08, Wendler), Reuters (09/08, Ax), Rolling Stone (09/08, Klee), The Times (09/08, Thurston), USA

ackers access to recipients' networks if the attachment was opened. The malware was traced to APT41, a hacking group believed to work for Beijing's Ministry of State Security, though it remains unknown whether any systems were breached. The article noted that the FBI confirmed it was aware of the incident but declined to

al reporting on the story was provided by Rolling Stone (07/15, Ramirez), The Guardian (07/15, Helmore),

S. and China are intensifying their spy wars, with the FBI arresting a Chinese national for allegedly stealing Covid-19 vaccine research and China's Ministry of State Security disrupting foreign espionage plots. According to the article, the U.S. and China are intensifying their spy wars, with the FBI arresting a Chinese

6/03, Angela), The Hill (06/03, Nazzaro), Rolling Stone (06/03, Madarang), Courthouse News (06/03, Uebel

re realistic and difficult to detect." China Accuses U.K. of Recruiting Couple as Spies The Wall Street Journal (06/03, Wong) reported that China's Ministry of State Security (MSS) has accused British intelligence, MI6, of recruiting a Chinese couple as spies, claiming the couple gathered sensitive information from key s

ng to Chinese-language media reports. The Rolling Stone (09/17, Ramirez) also reported on the story. Mi

ntenced in November. The article noted that Guo, a pal of former President Donald Trump adviser Steve Bannon, admitted to having worked for China's Ministry of State Security, but also claimed to be a victim of CCP harassment, according to the New Yorker. His lavish apartment at the Sherry Netherland by Central Park was w