The Intelligencer and my business is taking quite a lot of my time, which means I don't have time to blog about my perception on analysis issues. The Intelligencer is a compilation of OSINT from the world of intelligence. It only carries public material and not grey sources (fee-based OSINT). I'm totally overwhelmed with the reaction from different parts of the world. I'm doing it as a publication in pdf, because many readers still want a printed document...
In this issue 11-17 February 2010:
This week there were quite a few developments in the world of intelligence.
- Death and Espionage in the digital world
- Modus operandi of alleged assassins
- Israel denies involvement
- Britain and Ireland protest
- A brief history of Israeli espionage scandals
- Israel: Former spooks emerge from the shadows to fight for pensions
- CIA messes up Egypt government on website
- Nigeria: security chiefs map out plans to counter fresh threats
- Botswana: Graft-busting agency fails to take off
- Nigeria tasks SSS on security reports
- Spanish intelligence reportedly investigating market attacks
- UK: Intelligence officers diverted to deal with legal actions from former detainees
- UK: Bankers take huge cuts in salaries to join spooks
- Russia FSB moves to extend its control of Russian journalists
- How many government informants are there in China?
- India: After Poona attack Indians ask again: was David Headley involved?
- S Korea & Japan agree to bolster intelligence sharing on N Korea
- Canada: Legal concerns prevent border agency from using criminal intelligence
- US: TSA officers to get intelligence
- Joint declaration on civil aviation security
- Guyana: WPA concerned over move to set up intelligence agency
- Al Qaeda looking to recruit English speakers & women
- US Intel officials seeing spike in al Qaeda-linked Internet chatter focused on ways to thwart airport security
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