U.S. and intelligence allies issue rare joint warning about China
The unprecedented bulletin says Chinese military intelligence uses fake profiles and job offers to seek classified information, paying recruits up to several thousand dollars per report.
- Security agencies from the 'Five Eyes' alliance warned about Chinese spies using online job platforms to recruit people with access to sensitive information.
- The spies were targeting those specialised in defence, foreign affairs, intelligence, and military personnel, especially those stationed in the Indo-Pacific region.
- Beijing has repeatedly rejected such espionage claims, calling them 'pure fabrication and malicious slander'.
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China using professional networking sites to gather information: security agencies
OTTAWA — Canada’s spy agency and close international partners warn that China’s military intelligence services are using professional networking sites and online job platforms to target current and former government and military personnel. The alert was issued Wednesday by the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, the Australia Security Intelligence Organization, the New Zealand Intelligence Community, the United Kingdom’s MI5 and the U.S. Fed…
Chinese spies infiltrate LinkedIn with fake profiles and job offers, Five Eyes allies warn
An unprecedented joint notice was issued about the threat of attempts by Beijing to use networking sites and online job platforms to recruit assets.
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