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Espionage
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Intelligence agency
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA 2010 covert communication websites
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Figure 1.
2010
Wayback Machine
archive of
starwarsweb.net
.
The
Star Wars
one. Clearly branded websites like this are rare, which makes finding them all the much more fun. The
Reuters article
had two of them (
Carson
and rastadirect.net), so these were probably manually selected from the full hit dataset, and did not serve specifically as entry points. Most of the websites are quite boring and forgetful as you'd expect.
The subtitle "Beyond The Unknown" may be a reference to the
Unknown Regions
in the Star Wars fictional universe.
Figure 2.
2011
Wayback Machine
archive of
iranfootballsource.com
. The third Iranian football on top of the two other
published by Reuters
: iraniangoalkicks.com and iraniangoals.com! Admittedly, this one is the most generic and less well designed one. But still. They pushed the theme too far!
Figure 3.
2010
Wayback Machine
archive of
dedrickonline.com
.
The
German
one.
The CIA has had a few Germany espionage scandals in the 2010s:
2014
www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-28243933
: a German Intelligence Agency agent was arrested for spying for the CIA
2021
www.reuters.com/world/europe/us-security-agency-spied-merkel-other-top-european-officials-through-danish-2021-05-30/
U.S. spied on Merkel and other Europeans through Danish cables
2020
www.dw.com/en/how-the-uss-cia-and-germanys-bnd-spied-on-world-leaders/a-52358527
it was revealed that Germany and the USA had an agreement to spy on world leaders, notably via compromised Swiss company Crypto AG
Figure 4.
2010
Wayback Machine
archive of
lesummumdelafinance.com
. A
French
one. Because it mentions VTT (Mountain Biking in French), it must focus France.
Figure 5.
2011
Wayback Machine
archive of
attivitaestremi.com
. An
Italian
one about extreme sports.
Figure 6.
2010
Wayback Machine
archive of
noticiasmusica.net
.
The
Brazilian
one.
In 2013
Glen Greenwald
claimed that
the espionage in Brazil was merely a bridge to other countries of interest such as China and Iran
Figure 7.
2011
Wayback Machine
archive of
economicnewsbuzz.com
. The Korean one. Love the
kawaii
style!
Figure 8.
2011
Wayback Machine
archive of
snapnewsfront.net
. The
Japanese
one.
Figure 9.
2010
Wayback Machine
archive of
philippinenewsonline.net
. The Philippine one one.
Figure 10.
2011
Wayback Machine
archive of
feedsdemexicoyelmundo.com
. The Mexican one.
Figure 11.
2012
Wayback Machine
archive of
easytraveleurope.com
.
Figure 12.
2011
Wayback Machine
archive of
tee-shot.net
. One of the many golf-themed sites. Golf appears to be quite popular over in Langley. It's exactly what you'd expect for a mid-level spook to do in their free time!
Figure 13.
2011
Wayback Machine
archive of
nouvellesetdesrapports.com
.
Figure 14.
2011
Wayback Machine
archive of
pangawana.com
.
Figure 15.
2011
Wayback Machine
archive of
recuerdosdeviajeonline.com
.
Figure 16.
2011
Wayback Machine
archive of
theworld-news.net
.
Figure 17.
2011
Wayback Machine
archive of
kessingerssportsnews.com
.
Figure 18.
2011
Wayback Machine
archive of
negativeaperture.com
.
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