What the hell is espionage?
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Espionage \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nThe practice or employment of spies; the practice of watching the words and conduct of others, to make discoveries, as spies or secret emissaries; secret watching
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I'm sorry...I'm confused, are you a military officer asking a leading question about a conspiracy between the CIA and the MOSSAD to frame the president of Russia? Please clarify?
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why do u wanna spy on other people
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It is a law that allows the Feds to spy on Americans without a reason. They say it is to fight terrorism...but who believes that without any proof. Check this out...
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Spy sweeper download it or buy it
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Entertainment and hacking.
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remote spy? like a keylogger?\ntell me where u found it and ill tell u...
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wow, what was THAT all about?
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1.  It is a play by Shakespeare.  See link below.\n\n2.  It means a fuss is being made over something insignificant.  "The Valerie Plame affair was much ado about nothing, since her identity as a CIA agent was already well known."
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What the heck are breaches?!?
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WHICH intelligence service?
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I'm sure there are many different ways to get your foot in the door, but I will give you one path that I think is reasonably solid.\n\nFirst, it's really important that you can be trusted and that your loyalty is unquestionable.  Previous military service helps with this.  If you were/are in the military have combat and weapons experience this is a big plus.  With this you are automatically given a higher security clearance.\n\nThe other thing that would help you a great deal is knowing multiple languages fluently or have a demonstrated capacity to learn languages quickly.  This is also a big plus.\n\nFinally, apply for a job at the CIA, NSA, State Department or Military intelligence.  Being intelligent and demonstrating good reasoning and creative problem solving is a big part of this.  If they're going to put you out in the field in the lion's den they want to know that you can handle yourself so if you are a timid, weak, and generally stupid you're not going to get the sensitive jobs.\n\nPersonally I would love to work for the State Department Foreign Service and plan to take the exam in a  year or so.  However, I would not want to be involved in any espionage as I think it is extremely dangerous.\n\nMy opinion on the CIA, FSB (formerly KGB), MI6 and similar organizations is that they are necessary to maintain national security for their respective countries.  The CIA of today seems to be relatively weak and incompetent compared to its days in the Cold War.  However, it may just be the public front for an ultra-secret agency operating in the background similar to the GRU in Soviet era.  The GRU was so secretive that even KGB agents didn't know it existed.\n\nAnyways it's exciting and interesting to think about, but it's not for me.\n\nIf you like this kind of thing read the following book:\n\nSpy Handler: Memoir of a KGB Officer : The True Story of the Man Who Recruited Robert Hanssen and Aldrich Ames\nby Victor Cherkashin
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Annual hacking game teaches security lessons\n\nhttp://www.securityfocus.com/news/11269\n\n:> peace
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Hacking requires many skills, Some of which are spelling, counting, cryptography and a full understanding of some very boring transport protocols. Its not fun or easy and it certainly not for you.
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have a look\n\nhttp://www.sabotage.at/sos/embassy.php
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Attn:CIA--sounds a bit fishy
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They are a combination of both. They are some nosy knuckleheads warrantlessly spying on US Citizens in the name of National Security. Or that is what they want people to believe anyway.