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A popular book written by a former senior official of the National Intelligence Service, introducing the fascinating stories of spies unknown to the general public, including the birth of spies in intelligence agencies, their secret espionage activities, black agents, and spy techniques.
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Chapter 1: The Birth of a Spy 13
15 Spy Jobs: A Career Throughout Human History
The driving force behind the development of spies, war 20
The Birth of a National Spy Organization 22
Regular and Contract Spy 25
Various Motivations for Becoming a Spy 29
- 32 Spies Who Betrayed Their Country, Blinded by Money
- Belief and Intimidation: The Conflicting Motives That Created Spies 35
- A Spy Born of Vengeance Against the Organization 38
Finding James Bond and Jane Bond 42
- Agent Qualifications 46
The First Step to Transformation: Spy Training 49
Spies' Specialties and Popular Jobs 52
The spy's eternal homework: identity security 54
Chapter 2: The Story of Intelligence and Intelligence 59
Finding Gems in the Rough 61
Espionage is a Double-Edged Sword 67
The Face of a Spy 71
The Reason for the Existence of Intelligence Agencies, Information 73
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The Two Pillars of Intelligence Gathering: Humintwatechint 79
- Reasons why humint needs to be strengthened 82
-Humanity and North Korea 84
- The Combination of Humint and Tekind 86
Spies of intelligence agencies
Chapter 3: A Spy Organization that Shared a History of Glory and Shame 89
The two pillars of American intelligence: the CIA and the FBI 91
The Humiliation and Glory of the CIA, the Icon of Intelligence Agencies 93
The powerful US intelligence agency 99
The Moles Who Collapsed America's Spy Network 104
James Bond's Birthplace MI6 110
- Traditional Cryptography Powerhouse 113
- The Double Agent Who Destroyed James Bond's Reputation 116
The Goliath that led the Cold War, the Soviet KGB 119
- Masters of Assassination 120
China 125, the new powerhouse in the espionage world
The Idol of Spies, Israel's Mossad 128
- The Information Disaster Caused by Arrogance and Complacency 130
Spy Information Cooperation 132
Female Leaders of Spy Organizations 138
Chapter 4: Spy Technology 141
Secret Spy Activity Techniques 143
- Secret Contact of Spies 147
From wiretapping to biometrics 154
- The Appearance of the Spy Whale 157
Fool the Watcher 159
Beauty is my weapon, the world of beautiful women and handsome men 164
170 Reasons Why Spies Are Exposed
The Ridiculous Mistakes of Unprofessional Spies 174
Spies of intelligence agencies
Chapter 5: The Flower of Espionage: Secret Operations 181
Intelligence Agency Signature, Secret Operation 183
The Duke and the Agent, Dangerous Cohabitation 187
The Most Secretive Spy, Black Agent 190
- The Amazing 10 Black Agents 193
- Most Identity and Disguise Company 195
- 197 Operation Base Disguised as a Resort
Secret Operations of Spies Who Saved the Fatherland 201
- The Legendary Spy Who Became a Journalist 201
- The Great Spy 207: The Perfect Identity Laundering
Double Agent 213: As Powerful as a Nuclear Bomb
Secret Escort 218
Eliminate Traitors and Enemies 224
Chapter 6: The Golden Age of Espionage Brought by the Cold War 233
The US-Russia Wiretapping War 235
The Spies Who Rolled In on Their Own Luck 241
Double Agent Rescue Operation in Crisis 249
Spies Born from the Nuclear Arms Race 255
- Spies who accelerated the Soviet Union's nuclear development 255
- Spy 258 exposed after 57 years
Secret Operation to Salvage a Sunken Submarine 260
Spy on the Bridge Exchange 264
The Peak of Spy Exchange 268
- Resurrected Spy Exchange 274
Return to the New Era of Spycraft 277
Spies of intelligence agencies
Chapter 7: The War on Spies 279
Break Through or Block It, Spy vs. Spy 281
The most lethal security threat: cyberattacks 286
The Counterintelligence Operation That Changed History: Part 287
Chinese Spy Naval Tactics 290
- US Operation to Eradicate Chinese Spies 290
- A hotbed of Chinese spies, University 298
- The Secret Service's Secret Service Operation 299
- China's Top Double Agent Who Infiltrated the United States 301
FBI Makes Spy Warning Film 303
Tomb of the Spies, Russia 304
The Appearance of the Triple Spy 306
Is South Korea's counterintelligence activities safe? 308
- Northern Intelligence in Crisis 308
- An era in which a strong defender is needed 313
Chapter 8: The Battle Between Spies and Terrorist Organizations 317
The Worst Intelligence Failure: 9/11 Terrorist Attacks
- The Information System Changed by the September 11th Terrorist Attacks 327
Terrorist Plot 328 Restricting Liquids on Airplanes
The Adulteress Who Became a Hero Through Suicide Bombing 333
337 Reasons Why Terrorist Plots Are Detected Before They Happen
Social Media: Another Battleground Between Intelligence Agencies and Terrorist Organizations 342
- Secret Operation 345: Tracking Down Key Figures in a Terrorist Organization
Reference videos and literature 349
15 Spy Jobs: A Career Throughout Human History
The driving force behind the development of spies, war 20
The Birth of a National Spy Organization 22
Regular and Contract Spy 25
Various Motivations for Becoming a Spy 29
- 32 Spies Who Betrayed Their Country, Blinded by Money
- Belief and Intimidation: The Conflicting Motives That Created Spies 35
- A Spy Born of Vengeance Against the Organization 38
Finding James Bond and Jane Bond 42
- Agent Qualifications 46
The First Step to Transformation: Spy Training 49
Spies' Specialties and Popular Jobs 52
The spy's eternal homework: identity security 54
Chapter 2: The Story of Intelligence and Intelligence 59
Finding Gems in the Rough 61
Espionage is a Double-Edged Sword 67
The Face of a Spy 71
The Reason for the Existence of Intelligence Agencies, Information 73
76 patients with multi-level marketing and heart disease
The Two Pillars of Intelligence Gathering: Humintwatechint 79
- Reasons why humint needs to be strengthened 82
-Humanity and North Korea 84
- The Combination of Humint and Tekind 86
Spies of intelligence agencies
Chapter 3: A Spy Organization that Shared a History of Glory and Shame 89
The two pillars of American intelligence: the CIA and the FBI 91
The Humiliation and Glory of the CIA, the Icon of Intelligence Agencies 93
The powerful US intelligence agency 99
The Moles Who Collapsed America's Spy Network 104
James Bond's Birthplace MI6 110
- Traditional Cryptography Powerhouse 113
- The Double Agent Who Destroyed James Bond's Reputation 116
The Goliath that led the Cold War, the Soviet KGB 119
- Masters of Assassination 120
China 125, the new powerhouse in the espionage world
The Idol of Spies, Israel's Mossad 128
- The Information Disaster Caused by Arrogance and Complacency 130
Spy Information Cooperation 132
Female Leaders of Spy Organizations 138
Chapter 4: Spy Technology 141
Secret Spy Activity Techniques 143
- Secret Contact of Spies 147
From wiretapping to biometrics 154
- The Appearance of the Spy Whale 157
Fool the Watcher 159
Beauty is my weapon, the world of beautiful women and handsome men 164
170 Reasons Why Spies Are Exposed
The Ridiculous Mistakes of Unprofessional Spies 174
Spies of intelligence agencies
Chapter 5: The Flower of Espionage: Secret Operations 181
Intelligence Agency Signature, Secret Operation 183
The Duke and the Agent, Dangerous Cohabitation 187
The Most Secretive Spy, Black Agent 190
- The Amazing 10 Black Agents 193
- Most Identity and Disguise Company 195
- 197 Operation Base Disguised as a Resort
Secret Operations of Spies Who Saved the Fatherland 201
- The Legendary Spy Who Became a Journalist 201
- The Great Spy 207: The Perfect Identity Laundering
Double Agent 213: As Powerful as a Nuclear Bomb
Secret Escort 218
Eliminate Traitors and Enemies 224
Chapter 6: The Golden Age of Espionage Brought by the Cold War 233
The US-Russia Wiretapping War 235
The Spies Who Rolled In on Their Own Luck 241
Double Agent Rescue Operation in Crisis 249
Spies Born from the Nuclear Arms Race 255
- Spies who accelerated the Soviet Union's nuclear development 255
- Spy 258 exposed after 57 years
Secret Operation to Salvage a Sunken Submarine 260
Spy on the Bridge Exchange 264
The Peak of Spy Exchange 268
- Resurrected Spy Exchange 274
Return to the New Era of Spycraft 277
Spies of intelligence agencies
Chapter 7: The War on Spies 279
Break Through or Block It, Spy vs. Spy 281
The most lethal security threat: cyberattacks 286
The Counterintelligence Operation That Changed History: Part 287
Chinese Spy Naval Tactics 290
- US Operation to Eradicate Chinese Spies 290
- A hotbed of Chinese spies, University 298
- The Secret Service's Secret Service Operation 299
- China's Top Double Agent Who Infiltrated the United States 301
FBI Makes Spy Warning Film 303
Tomb of the Spies, Russia 304
The Appearance of the Triple Spy 306
Is South Korea's counterintelligence activities safe? 308
- Northern Intelligence in Crisis 308
- An era in which a strong defender is needed 313
Chapter 8: The Battle Between Spies and Terrorist Organizations 317
The Worst Intelligence Failure: 9/11 Terrorist Attacks
- The Information System Changed by the September 11th Terrorist Attacks 327
Terrorist Plot 328 Restricting Liquids on Airplanes
The Adulteress Who Became a Hero Through Suicide Bombing 333
337 Reasons Why Terrorist Plots Are Detected Before They Happen
Social Media: Another Battleground Between Intelligence Agencies and Terrorist Organizations 342
- Secret Operation 345: Tracking Down Key Figures in a Terrorist Organization
Reference videos and literature 349
Into the book
Even single intelligence agents must go through a background check process on their prospective spouses before they can marry.
Sometimes, it actually happens that a prospective spouse fails the background check, forcing the agent to choose between the organization and love.
This is especially true when the spouse is a foreign national, as this is a job that deals with national security, and so the identity verification of foreign nationals must be conducted with even stricter standards.
--- p.55
In the spy world, there are not only beauties, but also handsome men.
Markus Johannes Wolf, head of the Stasi's General Directorate for Foreign Reconnaissance, is considered the most successful expert on the use of sex in espionage during the Cold War.
He is the person who successfully trained and utilized so-called 'Romeo Spies' who used young male agents from East Germany to seduce female secretaries working in Western embassies and other places to obtain high-level intelligence.
--- p.167~168
Black agents sometimes obtain disguised identities as employees or branch managers through the cooperation of private companies, but they also establish their own businesses to establish a base for their activities.
This is the most popular company, that is, a disguised company.
Although black agents may operate directly, they may also use agents such as subordinate agents or collaborators to participate in operations.
Sometimes, it actually happens that a prospective spouse fails the background check, forcing the agent to choose between the organization and love.
This is especially true when the spouse is a foreign national, as this is a job that deals with national security, and so the identity verification of foreign nationals must be conducted with even stricter standards.
--- p.55
In the spy world, there are not only beauties, but also handsome men.
Markus Johannes Wolf, head of the Stasi's General Directorate for Foreign Reconnaissance, is considered the most successful expert on the use of sex in espionage during the Cold War.
He is the person who successfully trained and utilized so-called 'Romeo Spies' who used young male agents from East Germany to seduce female secretaries working in Western embassies and other places to obtain high-level intelligence.
--- p.167~168
Black agents sometimes obtain disguised identities as employees or branch managers through the cooperation of private companies, but they also establish their own businesses to establish a base for their activities.
This is the most popular company, that is, a disguised company.
Although black agents may operate directly, they may also use agents such as subordinate agents or collaborators to participate in operations.
--- p.195
Publisher's Review
Recently, with the indictment of Sue Mi Terry, a senior researcher at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), and the leak of confidential information by an employee of the Defense Intelligence Command becoming hot topics, interest in the activities of domestic intelligence agencies is growing. At a time when the role of intelligence agencies is becoming more important than ever amidst the rapidly changing whirlwind of international affairs, such as the war between Russia and Ukraine and the war between Israel and Hamas, an interesting educational and introductory book on intelligence agencies and spies has been published.
This book is expected to provide an opportunity to gain a broader understanding of the world of intelligence agencies and spies working for national security and national interest at a time when signs of a new Cold War and a second golden age of spies are appearing everywhere. The author personally introduces the spy activities of intelligence agencies that many people have been curious about, based on his experiences and feelings while working in the intelligence agency for a long time, and is evaluated as a book that satisfies both fun and information.
This book is expected to provide an opportunity to gain a broader understanding of the world of intelligence agencies and spies working for national security and national interest at a time when signs of a new Cold War and a second golden age of spies are appearing everywhere. The author personally introduces the spy activities of intelligence agencies that many people have been curious about, based on his experiences and feelings while working in the intelligence agency for a long time, and is evaluated as a book that satisfies both fun and information.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: August 13, 2024
- Page count, weight, size: 368 pages | 500g | 152*225*17mm
- ISBN13: 9791198823816
- ISBN10: 119882381X
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