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BT'S SECURITY HEADACHE

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

Published on 22/02/1996 at 11:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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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 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
LOOKING FOR LOST CODES

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

Subscribers only 29.10.1998

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

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

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

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
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

United Kingdom
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 [...]

Subscribers only 18.04.1996

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

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
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

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

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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Acting on behalf of Campbell Christie, general secretary of the [...]

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NEW HOME FOR GCHQ

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LESSONS OF MI6'S LIST OF SPIES

United Kingdom
LOOKING FOR LOST CODES

United Kingdom
INTRANET SECURITY DEEMED UNSAFE

Spotlight | United Kingdom
SPY AGENCIES TO ACCOUNT FOR SPENDING

Hong Kong
THE SUN NEVER SETS

United Kingdom
AGENTS "IN RED" A SECURITY RISK

United States
DEEP INTELLIGENCE LINKS EXPOSED

United Kingdom
A CIA TRAITOR'S IMPACT

United Kingdom
NEW BOSS AT GCHQ

United Kingdom
BAD NEWS FOR GCHQ

United Kingdom
SECRETS OF MENWITH HILL

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ROBIN BUTLER

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LAYOFFS AT GCHQ

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POLISH IMBROGLIO

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MI6 LIFTS THE VEIL

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Hong Kong THE SUN NEVER SETS

United Kingdom AGENTS "IN RED" A SECURITY RISK

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United Kingdom NEW BOSS AT GCHQ

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United Kingdom SECRETS OF MENWITH HILL

United Kingdom ROBIN BUTLER

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

Ukraine
Jamming wars

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

Europe, Russia
Chechen separatism, the anti-Putin trump card

France
Intelligence memos and grey zones before French courts

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
BT'S SECURITY HEADACHE

United Kingdom
NEW HOME FOR GCHQ

United Kingdom
LESSONS OF MI6'S LIST OF SPIES

United Kingdom
LOOKING FOR LOST CODES

United Kingdom
INTRANET SECURITY DEEMED UNSAFE

Spotlight | United Kingdom
SPY AGENCIES TO ACCOUNT FOR SPENDING

Hong Kong
THE SUN NEVER SETS

United Kingdom
AGENTS "IN RED" A SECURITY RISK

United States
DEEP INTELLIGENCE LINKS EXPOSED

United Kingdom
A CIA TRAITOR'S IMPACT

United Kingdom
NEW BOSS AT GCHQ

United Kingdom
BAD NEWS FOR GCHQ

United Kingdom
SECRETS OF MENWITH HILL

United Kingdom
ROBIN BUTLER

United Kingdom
LAYOFFS AT GCHQ

Spotlight | United Kingdom
POLISH IMBROGLIO

Spotlight | United Kingdom
MI6 LIFTS THE VEIL

Spotlight | Europe, United States
CELLPHONES: CODING INTERFERENCE