Espionage

In: Crime Science

Abstract

Espionage-the practice of spying to gather secret information-isn't a new method of gaining an edge on a competitor or enemy. However, technology has opened new doors to this sometimes illegal covert activity. Many countries, including the United States, even have government-sanctioned spies. There's some truth in the James Bond stories! In this book, the methods and tools of espionage and anti-espionage are examined, including surveillance, bugging, spy satellites, drones, cryptography, and cyberwarfare. Readers will love this intriguing and in-depth look into the world of intelligence gathering

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Espionage

In: Crime Science Ser

Anniss, Matt

Anniss, Matt

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Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Espionage -- Chapter 1: The World of Espionage -- Chapter 2: Watching and Listening -- Chapter 3: Cracking the Codes -- Chapter 4: The Information War -- Glossary -- For More Information -- Index -- Back Cover

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