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1 day ago · Watch on. "The KGB, The Computer and Me" is a documentary that delves into the real-life cyber investigation of Clifford Stoll. In 1986, Stoll, an astronomer turned computer scientist, spotted a small discrepancy in accounting during his work at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory. Stoll's curiosity led him to uncover a complex web of cyber espionage.
4 days ago · Aldrich Hazen Ames is a former 31-year CIA counterintelligence operative and analyst who committed espionage against the United States by spying for the Soviet Union and Russia. He was convicted of espionage in 1994.
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4 days ago · In 1960, Mao expected Khrushchev to deal aggressively with Dwight D. Eisenhower by holding him to account for the USSR having shot down a U-2 spy plane, the CIA's photographing of military bases in the USSR; aerial espionage that the US said had been discontinued.
2 days ago · The CIA impeded oversight by the CIA's Office of Inspector General. The CIA coordinated the release of classified information to the media, including inaccurate information concerning the effectiveness of the CIA's enhanced interrogation techniques.
Entertaining reads on the CIA/KGB. History. I just finished watching Icarus and the whole KGB/FSB thing has me FASCINATED now. I would love to get a more thorough look at these agencies during the cold war, and the FSB post collapse. How did they operate? Why were they successful? How did the KGB adapt after the fall? Thanks! 1. 2 Share.
2 days ago · As part of the Moscow political elite, Gorbachev and his wife now had access to better medical care and to specialized shops; they were also given cooks, servants, bodyguards, and secretaries, although many of these were spies for the KGB.
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5 days ago · The agency was popularly thought of as the U.S. counterpart of the Soviet KGB (which was dissolved in 1991), though, unlike the KGB, the CIA was forbidden by law (the National Security Act) from conducting intelligence and counterintelligence operations on domestic soil.
