News you may have missed #0172
November 8, 2009 1 Comment
- Ex-Olympic Committee president was KGB agent: new book. Juan Antonio Samaranch worked as a secret agent for the Soviet KGB, whose agents helped him win his election to become the president of the IOC, according to The KGB Playing Chess, a new book published in Russia by Vladimir Popov, a former top official in the Soviet secret police.
- Do we really need an NSA data center in Utah? Interesting local opinion piece about the 1-million-square-foot data center to be built at Utah’s Camp Williams by the US National Security Agency.
- Visual ‘proof’ of Monaco’s Intelligence Service. We have written before about former FBI counterintelligence agent Robert Eringer, who until recently was spymaster to Prince Albert II of Monaco, and is now completing a book on his experiences in the tiny principality, a project he began after quitting his post. The question is, is there a Monaco Intelligence Service? Eringer says yes, and has published a purported MIS logoMIS identity card to prove it. and his
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With the American Government Handling about 90% of the Worlds Intel and Securing it is such a Task, How else would anyone Do It? I feel that the only way we’ll keep ahead of The Intel Curve is to Protect what we’ve Got and Secure everything else, including HumInt too! The Humint is not as easy as Building a newer place to Process Intel and Secure it, as the Corruption process takes a while for the Enemy to do. But to Plant Trojans and Steal it form Us is a Goal of the Humint Process so this means that Securing the Process from The Operator is Criticla Mass! Building new Prcessors in the Security of Computers is also Critical Mass, and this is why I feel this way about this! Volunteer Intelligence