China warns of foreign intelligence agencies using ‘spy turtles’ to steal sensitive maritime data
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China warns of foreign intelligence agencies using ‘spy turtles’ to steal sensitive maritime data
JAMES GRIFFITHS
ASIA CORRESPONDENT
HONG KONG
PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO
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Foreign intelligence agencies are affixing sensor equipment to fish and turtles to steal sensitive maritime data, according to China’s Ministry of State Security.
In a social media post Friday, the MSS warned of an ongoing “unseen covert war” beneath the waves, in which unnamed foreign spies were deploying buoys, “sensor-fitted marine animals,” wave gliders, and shipborne electronic devices to Chinese…
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