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Russian spies: Top 5 old-school espionage technologies that still work – Christian Science Monitor

Chief Editor July 2, 2010 0 20 sec read
The GuardianRussian spies: Top 5 old-school espionage technologies that still workChristian Science MonitorAlso utilized by the Russian spying suspects, shortwave radio is similar to ham radio, and thus can transmit data as well as speech. …Glenn Beck on Russian Spies in Seattle (Video)Seattle Weekly (blog)US charges 11 with acting as Russian spiesTODAYonlineGood To Know: Court Papers, Or Super Spy Novel?WCCOThe Takeaway -Seattle Times -New York Timesall 7,077 news articles »


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