r/espionage • • 6h ago

News Huawei Policy Offered Cash for Competitors’ Information, Prompting Whistleblower Report to FBI

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The Chinese government pays people to steal technology and one of its prominent tech companies appears to be using the same strategy.

Huawei's Chinese management offered rewards for confidential information collected from other companies. The company even had a competition management group that reviewed all of the collected information.

Interesting to note that Huawei exists as a company because technology was allegedly stolen from the Canadian company Nortel in the 1990s.


r/espionage • • 14h ago

Analysis Exposing AdFection: How Discover-Tech Turned Targeted Ads Into a Pipeline for Zero-Click Mercenary Spyware

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r/espionage • • 3h ago

News Meta's smart glasses were recording conversations without the wake phrase, company admits

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r/espionage • • 22h ago

Analysis Intelligence newsletter 15/10

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