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A CIA TRAITOR'S IMPACT

The United States still hasn't told the British government exactly how much damage CIA traitor Aldrich Ames inflicted on British [...]

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NSA'S PAINFUL INTERNAL AUDIT

After coming under fire in Congress in late November during a debate on the legality of interceptions by the Echelon [...]

Subscribers only 16.12.1999

United Kingdom
REASSURING THE PUBLIC

Information that leaked out following an unusual meeting between prime minister Tony Blair and the three chiefs of Britain's intelligence [...]

Subscribers only 16.12.1999

United States
SPECULATION ON NSA HEARINGS

According to Intelligence Newsletter sources in Congress, NSA officials won't be heard before the House of Representative's Government Reform Committee [...]

Subscribers only 02.12.1999

United States
BARR WINS FIRST ROUND AGAINST ECHELON

Legislator Bob Barr has benefited from a favorable climate in the U.S. Congress to mark an important point in his [...]

Subscribers only 18.11.1999

Spotlight | United States
IBM AND MICROSOFT, THEIR SECRET ALLIANCES

In recent months the Pentagon and NSA have undertaken secret and direct negotiations with the bosses of IBM and Microsoft to get them to install systems enabling the intelligence community to gain access to encrypted data.

Subscribers only 07.10.1999

United States
FRESH TWIST IN CHINA EMBASSY BOMBING

American claims that the bombing of the Chinese embassy in Belgrade on May 7 by US Air Force fighters was [...]

Subscribers only 07.10.1999

United States
COMPANIES LINKED TO U.S. INTELLIGENCE

A book published in the United States this month identifies American companies linked to the Pentagon and the U.S. intelligence [...]

Subscribers only 26.08.1999

United Kingdom
NEW HOME FOR GCHQ

Cheltenham borough council has approved final details for a new center for Britain's Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ). Designed by the [...]

Subscribers only 08.07.1999

United States
WORLD-WIDE INTERNET SECURITY SCHEME

Washington is intent on creating a massive domestic and international Internet monitoring system, according to Intelligence Newsletter sources close to [...]

Subscribers only 08.07.1999

United States
SECRET HELP FOR KOSOVARS

According to an Intelligence Newsletter source at the Pentagon who has just returned from the Balkans, a significant number of [...]

Subscribers only 24.06.1999

United Kingdom
LESSONS OF MI6'S LIST OF SPIES

A month after a list of 117 MI6 agents was published on the Internet (IN 359) the consequences for Britain's [...]

Subscribers only 10.06.1999

United Kingdom
NEW LAWS FOR OLD SECRETS

The British government is considering amendments to the 1989 Official [...]

Subscribers only 13.05.1999

United Kingdom
CALL FOR PUSH AGAINST CRIME

David Bickford, legal advisor to MI5 and MI6 from 1987 to 1996, has urged changes in UK law to allow [...]

Subscribers only 25.03.1999

United States
TOO MUCH COLLECTION, LACK OF ANALYSIS

In a speech to the Central Intelligence Retiree's Association (CIRA) last fall, John Millis, staff director of the House Permanent [...]

Subscribers only 11.03.1999

United States
REVELATIONS OF INTELLIGENCE "BIBLE"

Intelligence expert Jeffrey Richelson is to publish the fourth edition of his "bible" of American intelligence-gathering, The US Intelligence Community [...]

Subscribers only 25.02.1999

United States
THE DRIVE FOR AGILE INTELLIGENCE

The recent publication of the book "Top Secret Intranet" (Prentice Hall, NJ., ISBN 0-13-080898-9) by a former top-level NSA official, [...]

Subscribers only 11.02.1999

United Kingdom
THE SECRET COST OF RENOVATIONS

Prime minister Tony Blair has intervened to prevent publication of [...]

Subscribers only 14.01.1999

United Kingdom
MI5 SAYS: "I TOLD YOU SO"

The British government could have spared itself the embarrassment that followed the Oct. 26 resignation of Welsh secretary Ron Davies [...]

Subscribers only 12.11.1998

United Kingdom
LOOKING FOR LOST CODES

Britain's Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) appears highly intrigued by the [...]

Subscribers only 29.10.1998

United Kingdom
GAZ HUNTER

A former member of the Special Air Service (SAS) who served in Northern Ireland in the late 1970s, Gaz Hunter, [...]

Subscribers only 01.10.1998

United Kingdom
INQUIRY ON EX-SPY'S CLAIM

The all-party Commons Intelligence and Security Committee has recommended a full judicial inquiry into allegations by ex-MI5 spy David Shayler [...]

Subscribers only 01.10.1998

United Kingdom
OPENNESS FOR ALL EXCEPT SPY AGENCIES

The British intelligence and security agencies MI6, MI5 and GCHQ as well as the SAS will not be called upon [...]

Subscribers only 17.09.1998

United States
THE HIDDEN COST OF ASKING NSA'S HELP

The National Security Agency is being asked increasingly by the government's civilian branches to simulate attacks on their computer systems [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 17.09.1998

Libya
PRINCE IDRIS AL-SENUSSI

Prince Idris al-Senussi, a London-based cousin of the former Libyan ruler King Idris, may be called to give evidence on [...]

Subscribers only 03.09.1998

United Kingdom
INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES KEEP THEIR MONEY

Britain's intelligence agencies have escaped significant financial cuts despite predictions earlier this month that MI5, MI6 and GCHQ would face [...]

Subscribers only 30.07.1998

United States
HOW THE U.S. GOT IT WRONG

The U.S. intelligence community's failure to provide warning of the recent Indian nuclear tests stemmed from a combination of analytical, [...]

Subscribers only 18.06.1998

United States
NSA PUSHES ISRAELI COMPUTER PRODUCT

The National Security Agency, which prides itself on ensuring the use of American-made chips and printed circuit boards for its [...]

Subscribers only 04.06.1998

Middle East, United Kingdom
SUPERGUN AFFAIR STALKS BRITISH AGENCIES

A British high court judge has ordered the Department of Trade and Industry to pay the legal costs of Gerald [...]

Subscribers only 04.06.1998

United Kingdom
FEWER JOBS IN SPY COMMUNITY

According to figures released by the Cabinet Office, the number [...]

Subscribers only 07.05.1998

Europe
Belgium opens new file on killing

The Belgian authorities have re-opened the inquiry into the unsolved 1990 murder of Canadian scientist Gerald Bull, an expert in [...]

Subscribers only 07.05.1998

United Kingdom
MI5 WHISTLE-BLOWER GOES INTO PRINT

A 54-year-old British engineer, Anthony Holland, who claims to have [...]

Subscribers only 19.03.1998

United Kingdom
WATCHING SADDAM'S FRIENDS

Despite the agreement brokered by U.N. secretary-general Kofi Annan in [...]

Subscribers only 05.03.1998

United Kingdom
INTRANET SECURITY DEEMED UNSAFE

The Communications Electronics Security Group (CESG), a division of Britain's SIGINT organization GCHQ that vets information technology products for government [...]

Subscribers only 19.02.1998

India, United Kingdom
WEAPONS FOR ANANDA MARG

Britain's Foreign Office has refused to intervene in the case of Peter Bleach, a British arms dealer facing trial in [...]

Subscribers only 05.02.1998

Spotlight | United States
HOW TO MODERNIZE INTELLIGENCE?

A top-line panel has recommended a shake-up in American intelligence that would include such revolutionary moves as uncoupling the Directorate of Intelligence from the CIA and reducing it drastically in size. The panel, chaired by former National Security Agency director [.

Subscribers only 18.12.1997

United Kingdom
MILOSH STANKOVIC

Britain's Crown Prosecution Service has confirmed that major Milosh Stankovic of the Parachute Regiment's 1st battalion has been arrested and [...]

Subscribers only 04.12.1997

Spotlight | United Kingdom
SPY AGENCIES TO ACCOUNT FOR SPENDING

For the first time ever Britain's intelligence services are going to come under financial scrutiny as part of the government's drive to look into civil service expenditure at all levels over the coming 18 months.

Subscribers only 04.12.1997

United States
PLUGGING HOLES IN INFORMATION SECURITY

Unveiled on Nov. 5 after several months of sometimes story debate, the report that the President's Commission on Critical Infrastructure [...]

Subscribers only 20.11.1997

United Kingdom
HOW MI5 GOT IT WRONG

Peter Mandelson, a close friend and political advisor to British prime minister Tony Blair and who serves as minister without [...]

Subscribers only 11.09.1997

United Kingdom
JOHN ANTHONY CAVENDISH

Despite Home Office warnings that all former intelligence and security service staff face prosecution if they write about their covert [...]

Subscribers only 24.07.1997

Hong Kong
THE SUN NEVER SETS

The handover of Hong Kong to China in July has forced the British Foreign Office to relocate and consolidate the [...]

Subscribers only 15.05.1997

Sweden
WHY THE SWEDISH TREE FELL

The American journalist Allan Francovich, reputed for his investigative documentaries on covert U.S. intelligence operations, the Gladio Stay Behind network [...]

Subscribers only 30.04.1997

United Kingdom
MI5 TO RECRUIT ON THE INTERNET

To promote its policy of greater openness, MI5 is to launch an Internet web site later this year to provide [...]

Subscribers only 30.04.1997

United Kingdom
AGENTS "IN RED" A SECURITY RISK

According to the recently-published annual report from the British parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC), British agents with financial problems [...]

Subscribers only 13.03.1997

United States
BETTER SHIELD FOR INFRASTRUCTURE

Set up last December, the President's Commission on Critical Infrastructure Protection (PCCIP) that aims to hammer out a national strategy [...]

Subscribers only 13.03.1997

Spotlight | United States
CRYPTOGRAPHY'S LEAP INTO COMMERCIAL ARENA

By the end of this year cryptography will have definitely quit the intelligence and defense spheres in which it has been carefully enclosed up to now and thrown itself into the commercial era. The RSA Data Security Conference which was [.

Subscribers only 13.02.1997

United Kingdom
SHIFTS IN SIGHT FOR GCHQ

The British signals intelligence agency GCHQ has the authority under Britain's 1994 Intelligence Services Act to "listen inwards" when a [...]

Subscribers only 13.02.1997

United States
STEELE TESTS WATER FOR GORE

Robert Steele, pioneer in the use of open sources by U.S. intelligence, has angrily protested over two decisions taken by [...]

Subscribers only 16.01.1997

United Kingdom
MOD EMBARRASSED BY ARMY SPIES

A spokesman for Britain's Ministry of Defence (MoD) has confirmed that an internal investigation is being conducted into complaints from [...]

Subscribers only 02.01.1997

United Kingdom
KEEPING MI5 ON A LEASH

The British government has decided to set up a unit in Whitehall to monitor MI5 operations following a secret review [...]

Subscribers only 28.11.1996

United Kingdom
NEW LAW TO ALLOW SIGINT EVIDENCE

An in-depth review of British anti-terrorist legislation by a senior law official, Lord Lloyd, has led to the recommendation that [...]

Subscribers only 14.11.1996

United States
DEEP INTELLIGENCE LINKS EXPOSED

A book just published in New Zealand reveals fresh information about the workings of the so-called UKUSA signals intelligence network, [...]

Subscribers only 05.09.1996

Spotlight | United States
DEUTCH FORGES A REAL "COMMUNITY"

John Deutch's plan to overhaul American intelligence that was presented to Congress in late April aims to meld a profusion of agencies with often overlapping powers into a genuine, unified and more effective "intelligence community" with a much smaller workforce.

Subscribers only 09.05.1996

United States
FIXING AGENDA FOR TCA

The Technical Collection Agency that the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence said in its IC21 report (IN --) should [...]

Subscribers only 18.04.1996

Spotlight | United States
DRAWING NEW MAP FOR U.S. INTELLIGENCE

The high-level panel set up under former defence secretary Harold Brown to assess the performance of the American intelligence community has rejected any massive overhaul of U.S. intelligence. The panel, named the Commission on the Roles and Capabilities of the [.

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 07.03.1996

Japan
MI6 AND CIA ON THE MARCH

Japanese intelligence has picked up signs of increased activity by Britain's MI6 in Japan over the past year. As a [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 07.03.1996

United Kingdom
BT'S SECURITY HEADACHE

British Telecom heads a consortium named Inca that is bidding for an estimated one billion pound contract to upgrade the [...]

Subscribers only 22.02.1996

Germany, United Kingdom
PROBE INTO ROGUE AGENTS

Three members of Germany's federal intelligence service Bundesnachrichtendienst who were part of a joint BND/MI6 covert operation set up in [...]

Subscribers only 08.02.1996

France, United Kingdom
LEAK RUINS UNDERCOVER OPERATION

A leak to the French press in early November not only compromised an ongoing MI5 and Special Branch undercover operation [...]

Subscribers only 23.11.1995

United States
AUDITING NRO'S BOOKS

In response to a barrage of fire against the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), CIA director John Deutch has told the [...]

Subscribers only 09.11.1995

United Kingdom
NEW BOSS AT GCHQ

David Omand, a 48-year-old leading official at Britain's Ministry of Defence (MoD), is strongly tipped to become the new head [...]

Subscribers only 12.10.1995

Israel, United States
ISRAEL ANGLE IN FOSTER CASE

James Norman, a senior editor at Forbes magazine for five years, was suddenly fired two weeks ago in connection with [...]

Subscribers only 31.08.1995

United States
CALL FOR SEPARATE SPACE BUDGET

With the American intelligence and defence community hotly debating the future of American space programs, an independent expert, John Pike, [...]

Subscribers only 14.06.1995

United Kingdom
PETER TEMPLE MORRIS

Regarded as one of the best informed conservative MP's on Irish affairs, Peter Temple Morris, co-chairman of the influential Anglo-Irish [...]

Subscribers only 14.06.1995

United States
JOHN DEUTCH

The new Director of Central Intelligence, John Deutch, made his first public appearance on May 23 in Washington during a [...]

Subscribers only 31.05.1995

United Kingdom
BAD NEWS FOR GCHQ

A committee looking into the capability, tasks and management structure at GCHQ Cheltenham at prime minister John Major's bidding is [...]

Subscribers only 12.04.1995

United Kingdom
SECRETS OF MENWITH HILL

British defence secretary Malcolm Rifkind recently signed a so-called Public Interest Immunity certificate claiming that any "official disclosures" in court [...]

Subscribers only 29.03.1995

United Kingdom
ROBIN BUTLER

Britain's highest civil servant, 57-year-old Cabinet Secretary Sir Robin Butler, was asked by prime minister John Major in early February [...]

Subscribers only 01.03.1995

United Kingdom
FISHING FOR SECRETS ABROAD

Unable to pry any information from MI6, members of the Commons Foreign Affairs Select Committee (FASC) who wanted information on [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.1995

Spotlight | United States
THE MARCH TO "OFF-THE-SHELF" INTELLIGENCE

Many high-level officials from the National Security Agency turned up at the latest seminar staged in Washington by Open Sources Solutions, the company headed by Robert Steele which has worked in recent years to encourage intelligence services to use open [.

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 30.11.1994

United Kingdom
LAYOFFS AT GCHQ

At least 500 jobs will be eliminated at the GCHQ SIGINT base because of government belt-tightening. GCHQ bosses hope the [...]

Subscribers only 16.11.1994

United Kingdom
THE LESLIE ASPIN LEGEND

A book published in New York last month has shed fresh light on the career of Leslie Aspin, former MI6 [...]

Subscribers only 16.11.1994

United States
DOD HITS SPIES FOR DISCRIMINATION

Capitalizing on the fact that the American military is known as an organization where women and minorities can move up [...]

Subscribers only 24.08.1994

United States
INSLAW BODY COUNT RISING?

As the House Judiciary Committee awaits the final Department of Justice report on the Inslaw case concerning the pirated PROMIS [...]

Subscribers only 20.07.1994

Spotlight | Israel, United States
PROMIS: ISRAELI BACKLASH IN THE U.S.?

In pursuing indications that the Los Alamos National Laboratory in Albuquerque, New Mexico, was trying to graft an artificial intelligence capacity onto illegal copies of Promis software, Bill Hamilton, president of Inslaw which originally produced the software, conducted a Freedom [.

Subscribers only 06.07.1994

Spotlight | United States
INTELLIGENCE: "FOLLOW THE MONEY"

If the Cold War motto of American intelligence was "Beat the Reds" that has been replaced by "Follow the Money." The U.S. Treasury Department has become a new, fully-fledged member of the American intelligence community on equal footing with the [.

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 08.06.1994

Iran, United Kingdom
MAJOR MEDIA OPERATION

By calling in the Iranian charge d'affair in London on 24 April, Gholamreza Ansari, the Junior British Foreign Minister, Douglas [...]

Subscribers only 25.05.1994

United Kingdom
THE NEW MI6 CHIEF KNEW?

Despite a Foreign Office (FO) statement that David Rowland Spedding, the new head of the MI6 Secret Intelligence Service (I.N. [...]

Subscribers only 23.03.1994

United States
CLIPPER MOVING IN OR OUT?

A couple of weeks before the Clinton administration is scheduled to complete a classified review of the officially proposed Clipper [...]

Subscribers only 09.02.1994

Spotlight | United Kingdom
POLISH IMBROGLIO

Senior Polish intelligence and security officials are "less than satisfied" with the outcome of a "sting operation" carried out in cooperation with the British Secret Service (MI6) which led to the interception of an alleged Ulster Loyalist arms shipment on [.

Subscribers only 12.01.1994

Spotlight | United Kingdom
MI6 LIFTS THE VEIL

After the public unveiling of MI5 on 16 July and the Joint Intelligence Committee (JIC) on 1 October, MI6 had its turn to go public on 24 November. However, MI6 chief Sir Colin McColl's press conference that day did not [.

Subscribers only 08.12.1993

United Kingdom
INTELLIGENCE BOOKLET II ON JIC

A sharp public relations exercise was staged at the Cabinet Office in Downing Street on 1 October to promote the [...]

Subscribers only 13.10.1993

United States
CIA OFFERS INSTEAD OF TAKES?

In the recent first issue of the electronic journal The Internet Letter (e-mail netweekàaccess.digex.net), Paul Wallner, the CIA's coordinator of [...]

Subscribers only 15.09.1993

United Kingdom
MI5 WORRIED ABOUT NEW BOOK?

Stephen Dorril, a British journalist specialized in investigating the intelligence [...]

Subscribers only 28.07.1993

United Kingdom
JOHN WHELLER

Following the resignation on 25 June of Michael Mates in relation to the Asil Nadir scandal (I.N. n. 219), the [...]

Subscribers only 14.07.1993

United States
CLIPPER CHIP'S POOR START

On 16 April the White House Office of the Press Secretary announced the introduction of the "Clipper Chip" as "a [...]

Subscribers only 28.04.1993

Spotlight | Europe, United States
CELLPHONES: CODING INTERFERENCE

Recent conflicts between major intelligence services and commercial producers of secure, digital cellular telephones ("cellphones") lead to the unavoidable conclusion that there exists a very powerful but informal or highly secret coordination of Western intelligence services concerning crytographic technology.

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 03.03.1993

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Armenia, Azerbaijan, France Information wars in the Caucasus

France Intelligence memos and grey zones before French courts

China, Europe, India, Russia, Saudi Arabia, UAE, United States The geopolitical power plays in Earth observation

North Korea, Russia Moscow and Pyongyang's budding 'romance'

Insiders | China Security, propaganda and the PLA: Xi Jinping forges new networks of influence

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United States NSA'S PAINFUL INTERNAL AUDIT

United Kingdom REASSURING THE PUBLIC

United States SPECULATION ON NSA HEARINGS

United States BARR WINS FIRST ROUND AGAINST ECHELON

Spotlight | United States IBM AND MICROSOFT, THEIR SECRET ALLIANCES

United States FRESH TWIST IN CHINA EMBASSY BOMBING

United States COMPANIES LINKED TO U.S. INTELLIGENCE

United Kingdom NEW HOME FOR GCHQ

United States WORLD-WIDE INTERNET SECURITY SCHEME

United States SECRET HELP FOR KOSOVARS

United Kingdom LESSONS OF MI6'S LIST OF SPIES

United Kingdom NEW LAWS FOR OLD SECRETS

United Kingdom CALL FOR PUSH AGAINST CRIME

United States TOO MUCH COLLECTION, LACK OF ANALYSIS

United States REVELATIONS OF INTELLIGENCE "BIBLE"

United States THE DRIVE FOR AGILE INTELLIGENCE

United Kingdom THE SECRET COST OF RENOVATIONS

United Kingdom MI5 SAYS: "I TOLD YOU SO"

United Kingdom LOOKING FOR LOST CODES

United Kingdom GAZ HUNTER

United Kingdom INQUIRY ON EX-SPY'S CLAIM

United Kingdom OPENNESS FOR ALL EXCEPT SPY AGENCIES

United States THE HIDDEN COST OF ASKING NSA'S HELP

Libya PRINCE IDRIS AL-SENUSSI

United Kingdom INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES KEEP THEIR MONEY

United States HOW THE U.S. GOT IT WRONG

United States NSA PUSHES ISRAELI COMPUTER PRODUCT

Middle East, United Kingdom SUPERGUN AFFAIR STALKS BRITISH AGENCIES

United Kingdom FEWER JOBS IN SPY COMMUNITY

Europe Belgium opens new file on killing

United Kingdom MI5 WHISTLE-BLOWER GOES INTO PRINT

United Kingdom WATCHING SADDAM'S FRIENDS

United Kingdom INTRANET SECURITY DEEMED UNSAFE

India, United Kingdom WEAPONS FOR ANANDA MARG

Spotlight | United States HOW TO MODERNIZE INTELLIGENCE?

United Kingdom MILOSH STANKOVIC

Spotlight | United Kingdom SPY AGENCIES TO ACCOUNT FOR SPENDING

United States PLUGGING HOLES IN INFORMATION SECURITY

United Kingdom HOW MI5 GOT IT WRONG

United Kingdom JOHN ANTHONY CAVENDISH

Hong Kong THE SUN NEVER SETS

Sweden WHY THE SWEDISH TREE FELL

United Kingdom MI5 TO RECRUIT ON THE INTERNET

United Kingdom AGENTS "IN RED" A SECURITY RISK

United States BETTER SHIELD FOR INFRASTRUCTURE

Spotlight | United States CRYPTOGRAPHY'S LEAP INTO COMMERCIAL ARENA

United Kingdom SHIFTS IN SIGHT FOR GCHQ

United States STEELE TESTS WATER FOR GORE

United Kingdom MOD EMBARRASSED BY ARMY SPIES

United Kingdom KEEPING MI5 ON A LEASH

United Kingdom NEW LAW TO ALLOW SIGINT EVIDENCE

United States DEEP INTELLIGENCE LINKS EXPOSED

Spotlight | United States DEUTCH FORGES A REAL "COMMUNITY"

United States FIXING AGENDA FOR TCA

Spotlight | United States DRAWING NEW MAP FOR U.S. INTELLIGENCE

Japan MI6 AND CIA ON THE MARCH

United Kingdom BT'S SECURITY HEADACHE

Germany, United Kingdom PROBE INTO ROGUE AGENTS

France, United Kingdom LEAK RUINS UNDERCOVER OPERATION

United States AUDITING NRO'S BOOKS

United Kingdom NEW BOSS AT GCHQ

Israel, United States ISRAEL ANGLE IN FOSTER CASE

United States CALL FOR SEPARATE SPACE BUDGET

United Kingdom PETER TEMPLE MORRIS

United States JOHN DEUTCH

United Kingdom BAD NEWS FOR GCHQ

United Kingdom SECRETS OF MENWITH HILL

United Kingdom ROBIN BUTLER

China, Europe
Chinese influence and interference in Western Europe

Armenia, Azerbaijan, France
Information wars in the Caucasus

France
Intelligence memos and grey zones before French courts

China, Europe, India, Russia, Saudi Arabia, UAE, United States
The geopolitical power plays in Earth observation

North Korea, Russia
Moscow and Pyongyang's budding 'romance'

Insiders | China
Security, propaganda and the PLA: Xi Jinping forges new networks of influence

Insiders | Qatar
Barzan Holdings, Qatar's defence industry giant springing up out of the desert

United Kingdom
A CIA TRAITOR'S IMPACT

United States
NSA'S PAINFUL INTERNAL AUDIT

United Kingdom
REASSURING THE PUBLIC

United States
SPECULATION ON NSA HEARINGS

United States
BARR WINS FIRST ROUND AGAINST ECHELON

Spotlight | United States
IBM AND MICROSOFT, THEIR SECRET ALLIANCES

United States
FRESH TWIST IN CHINA EMBASSY BOMBING

United States
COMPANIES LINKED TO U.S. INTELLIGENCE

United Kingdom
NEW HOME FOR GCHQ

United States
WORLD-WIDE INTERNET SECURITY SCHEME

United States
SECRET HELP FOR KOSOVARS

United Kingdom
LESSONS OF MI6'S LIST OF SPIES

United Kingdom
NEW LAWS FOR OLD SECRETS

United Kingdom
CALL FOR PUSH AGAINST CRIME

United States
TOO MUCH COLLECTION, LACK OF ANALYSIS

United States
REVELATIONS OF INTELLIGENCE "BIBLE"

United States
THE DRIVE FOR AGILE INTELLIGENCE

United Kingdom
THE SECRET COST OF RENOVATIONS

United Kingdom
MI5 SAYS: "I TOLD YOU SO"

United Kingdom
LOOKING FOR LOST CODES

United Kingdom
GAZ HUNTER

United Kingdom
INQUIRY ON EX-SPY'S CLAIM

United Kingdom
OPENNESS FOR ALL EXCEPT SPY AGENCIES

United States
THE HIDDEN COST OF ASKING NSA'S HELP

Libya
PRINCE IDRIS AL-SENUSSI

United Kingdom
INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES KEEP THEIR MONEY

United States
HOW THE U.S. GOT IT WRONG

United States
NSA PUSHES ISRAELI COMPUTER PRODUCT

Middle East, United Kingdom
SUPERGUN AFFAIR STALKS BRITISH AGENCIES

United Kingdom
FEWER JOBS IN SPY COMMUNITY

Europe
Belgium opens new file on killing

United Kingdom
MI5 WHISTLE-BLOWER GOES INTO PRINT

United Kingdom
WATCHING SADDAM'S FRIENDS

United Kingdom
INTRANET SECURITY DEEMED UNSAFE

India, United Kingdom
WEAPONS FOR ANANDA MARG

Spotlight | United States
HOW TO MODERNIZE INTELLIGENCE?

United Kingdom
MILOSH STANKOVIC

Spotlight | United Kingdom
SPY AGENCIES TO ACCOUNT FOR SPENDING

United States
PLUGGING HOLES IN INFORMATION SECURITY

United Kingdom
HOW MI5 GOT IT WRONG

United Kingdom
JOHN ANTHONY CAVENDISH

Hong Kong
THE SUN NEVER SETS

Sweden
WHY THE SWEDISH TREE FELL

United Kingdom
MI5 TO RECRUIT ON THE INTERNET

United Kingdom
AGENTS "IN RED" A SECURITY RISK

United States
BETTER SHIELD FOR INFRASTRUCTURE

Spotlight | United States
CRYPTOGRAPHY'S LEAP INTO COMMERCIAL ARENA

United Kingdom
SHIFTS IN SIGHT FOR GCHQ

United States
STEELE TESTS WATER FOR GORE

United Kingdom
MOD EMBARRASSED BY ARMY SPIES

United Kingdom
KEEPING MI5 ON A LEASH

United Kingdom
NEW LAW TO ALLOW SIGINT EVIDENCE

United States
DEEP INTELLIGENCE LINKS EXPOSED

Spotlight | United States
DEUTCH FORGES A REAL "COMMUNITY"

United States
FIXING AGENDA FOR TCA

Spotlight | United States
DRAWING NEW MAP FOR U.S. INTELLIGENCE

Japan
MI6 AND CIA ON THE MARCH

United Kingdom
BT'S SECURITY HEADACHE

Germany, United Kingdom
PROBE INTO ROGUE AGENTS

France, United Kingdom
LEAK RUINS UNDERCOVER OPERATION

United States
AUDITING NRO'S BOOKS

United Kingdom
NEW BOSS AT GCHQ

Israel, United States
ISRAEL ANGLE IN FOSTER CASE

United States
CALL FOR SEPARATE SPACE BUDGET

United Kingdom
PETER TEMPLE MORRIS

United States
JOHN DEUTCH

United Kingdom
BAD NEWS FOR GCHQ

United Kingdom
SECRETS OF MENWITH HILL

United Kingdom
ROBIN BUTLER

United Kingdom
FISHING FOR SECRETS ABROAD

Spotlight | United States
THE MARCH TO "OFF-THE-SHELF" INTELLIGENCE

United Kingdom
LAYOFFS AT GCHQ

United Kingdom
THE LESLIE ASPIN LEGEND