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- Slang for use of men or women in sexual situations to intimidate or snare others.
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Trust the British to come up with such an eccentric, understated nickname for an intelligence officer.
In a black bag operation, you break into a building to collect intelligence. You might have to pick locks, clone keys, crack safes. Survey and photograph. Plant listening devices. The name comes from the black bags burglars often use to carry their tools.
“It wasn’t us.” That’s the official line on black ops. These are missions so sensitive they have to be deniable. The people at the top must be able to say they never knew. So if you’re discovered, it’ll look like you were working for some private group or organization. You’re on your own.
If something goes wrong with your covert operation, the consequences for those responsible may be disastrous. That’s blowback. A term coined by the CIA.
You need to move fast. Get out now, while you can. Why? Your mission or identity has been fully discovered. You’re blown.
Good faith? No thanks. This is espionage. If you want me to believe you are who you say you are, or that you have the clearance you claim, I’ll need cold, hard proof. I’ll need credentials. I’ll need your bona fides.
Some of the most important meetings in espionage last less than a second. A brush contact is barely contact at all: a moment’s jostle on a busy platform, two strangers passing on the street. Just enough to exchange something - a word, an envelope, a key. It’s so swift and subtle, even a trained surveillance team can miss it.
You need to find a target of interest in a public place and manufacturing a reason to get him/her talking to build up the relationship. It's time to organize a bump, all part of the CIA Field Tradecraft course taught at the Farm.
You’re waiting on a dark street and hear a gentle rumbling. A vehicle rolls up slowly, and swift as a shadow, you’ve vanished inside. The meeting – a car pick up – begins.
Minor intelligence of no operational worth that an agent or double agent passes to a foreign intelligence service to prove their value.
The glossary reflects only those intelligence terms commonly used within and definitions commonly accepted by the Community. It does not include organizationally peculiar terms or definitions nor does it include such details as could be addressed only in a classified document.
In the Soviet Union, female agents assigned to use such tactics were referred to as swallows, while male ones were known as ravens. A commonly known type of sexpionage is a honey trap operation, which is designed to compromise an opponent sexually [1]: 230 to elicit information from that person.
Aug 27, 2016 · In my latest novel, The Carrington Prophecy, published in November 2015, I use spy terms liberally. Here is a glossary of some spy jargon and after that is an excerpt from The Carrington Prophecy showing that terminology in action.
May 23, 2017 · 9. SWALLOW. The honey trap or honey pot is one of the most famous espionage strategies: seducing someone as part of a ruse.
Espionage: the use of clandestine efforts to acquire classified information; the unauthorized transmittal of classified information to a foreign nation or entities with the intent to harm the U.S. or aid a foreign power. Eyes-Only: a designation signifying who may read a specific, classified document.
