Tim Ross at the British newspaper the Telegraph offers a piece on British government concerns about "honey traps" - attractive women used for espionage against government officials - when the UK officials travel to China for the G20 meetings.
You can read the piece via the below link:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/09/03/g20-honey-trap-warning-fears-prime-ministers-officials-will-be-s/
R.T.,
ReplyDeleteBeen done.
Several West German women were seduced by the East German Stasi during the Cold War and a CIA secretary was seduced by an intelligence officer from Ghana.
There are other known cases as well.
In fiction, Tom Clancy's "A Clear and Present Danger' had a Cuban intelligence officer seduce the FBI director's secretary.
Paul
R.T.,
ReplyDeleteRed October is Clancy's first and best thriller, in my view, but I also liked "A Clear and Present Danger." Jack Ryan up against the Cubans and a major Colombian drug trafficker.
I recall the thriller's good first chapter, in which a Coast Guard cutter takes on a drug trafficker's boat. Good stuff.
Paul