Top Tweets for #languageofespionage

about 4 years ago

#LanguageofEspionage - "Brush Pass" A brief encounter where something is passed between a case officer and agent. https://t.co/6bH2DXeAiW

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about 4 years ago

#LanguageofEspionage - "Window Dressing" To blend in, spies use window dressing, a cover story & accessories (scarf, glasses, etc) to convince casual observers that they are everyday people. Obviously, the Avengers are completely unrecognizable using window dressings, right?

IntlSpyMuseum's tweet photo. #LanguageofEspionage - "Window Dressing"

To blend in, spies use window dressing, a cover story & accessories (scarf, glasses, etc) to convince casual observers that they are everyday people.

Obviously, the Avengers are completely unrecognizable using window dressings, right? https://t.co/VmouH0wVgc

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over 5 years ago

#LanguageofEspionage — Wet job An operation in which blood is shed; a KGB term for an assassination. https://t.co/NPEdNYI2Wm

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almost 6 years ago

#LanguageofEspionage - Open Source Intelligence (OSINT). It’s everywhere: in maps, scientific journals, newspapers, and social media. Today, OSINT accounts for 80% of all intel. The challenge is digging through mountains of data to find what’s relevant and reliable.

IntlSpyMuseum's tweet photo. #LanguageofEspionage - Open Source Intelligence (OSINT). It’s everywhere: in maps, scientific journals, newspapers, and social media. Today, OSINT accounts for 80% of all intel. The challenge is digging through mountains of data to find what’s relevant and reliable. https://t.co/ShFwXAAqMn

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over 7 years ago

#LanguageofEspionage - Dangle A person sent by the intelligence agency of his or her own country who approaches an intelligence agency in the hope of being recruited as a spy so as to allow a double agent operation for the purpose of intelligence collection or disinformation.

IntlSpyMuseum's tweet photo. #LanguageofEspionage - Dangle

A person sent by the intelligence agency of his or her own country who approaches an intelligence agency in the hope of being recruited as a spy so as to allow a double agent operation for the purpose of intelligence collection or disinformation. https://t.co/jeHQP3n0YZ

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over 7 years ago

#LanguageofEspionage - Dead Drop A secret location where materials can be left for another party to retrieve.

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over 7 years ago

#LanguageofEspionage - Carnivore Computer program designed by the FBI to allow the FBI (in compliance with court orders) to collect electronic communications from a specific user targeted in an investigation.

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over 7 years ago

#LanguageofEspionage - Purple American name for the Japanese diplomatic cipher machine used from 1939-1945. #WednesdayWisdom

IntlSpyMuseum's tweet photo. #LanguageofEspionage - Purple

American name for the Japanese diplomatic cipher machine used from 1939-1945. #WednesdayWisdom https://t.co/QyhlpgzoRB

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over 7 years ago

#LanguageofEspionage - Sleeper Agent living as an ordinary citizen in a foreign country; acts only when a hostile situation develops.

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over 7 years ago

#LanguageofEspionage - Double Agent A spy who pretends to be working against one country but who is in fact working for that country’s opponent; often a conduit for disinformation.

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over 7 years ago

#LanguageofEspionage - Nursemaid Russian term for the security service officer who accompanies delegations to other countries to prevent anyone from defecting.

IntlSpyMuseum's tweet photo. #LanguageofEspionage - Nursemaid

Russian term for the security service officer who accompanies delegations to other countries to prevent anyone from defecting. https://t.co/20WiutrUOo

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about 8 years ago

As DDCI, Vernon dealt with major international developments including the 1973 Arab-Israeli war, the turbulent end of the Vietnam conflict, and the Chilean military coup against the Allende government. Learn more: https://t.co/SSkwtHi7P2 #LanguageOfEspionage Story 3

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Transparent Language @TLILanguages

about 8 years ago

Both Joe and Hugh received the Distinguished Intelligence Medal along with several other prestigious awards. Learn more: https://t.co/SSkwtHi7P2 #LanguageOfEspionage Story 2

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about 8 years ago

“We’re investing in foreign-language excellence as a core attribute for our officers [...] to ensure that our people are more capable and better attuned to the cultures in which they operate.” @CIA Director Gina Haspel https://t.co/rEUsgPT367 #languageofespionage

TLILanguages's tweet photo. “We’re investing in foreign-language excellence as a core attribute for our officers [...] to ensure that our people are more capable and better attuned to the cultures in which they operate.” @CIA Director Gina Haspel https://t.co/rEUsgPT367 #languageofespionage https://t.co/yyZlDiCCUo

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about 8 years ago

During his career, Matt mastered the Arabic language and had a solid grasp of Arab culture. He also succeeded in recruiting an asset in one of the most notorious international terrorist organizations. Learn more: https://t.co/SSkwtHi7P2 #LanguageOfEspionage Story 1

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about 8 years ago

Expertise in foreign languages is one of Director Gina Haspel’s top priorities because it’s fundamental to CIA’s success. This week, we’ll share three stories about the significance of language capabilities at the CIA. https://t.co/SSkwtHi7P2 #LanguageOfEspionage

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about 8 years ago

#LanguageofEspionage "Window Dressing" -- The best spies are able to blend into any situation. To accomplish this, they use window dressing, a cover story & accessories (scarf, glasses etc) to convince casual observers that they are everyday people & not spies. Right, Dorothy?

IntlSpyMuseum's tweet photo. #LanguageofEspionage "Window Dressing" -- The best spies are able to blend into any situation. To accomplish this, they use window dressing, a cover story & accessories (scarf, glasses etc) to convince casual observers that they are everyday people & not spies. Right, Dorothy? https://t.co/E9NGNZicyU

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about 8 years ago

#LanguageofEspionage: Innocent Postcard -- A postcard with an innocuous message sent to an address in a neutral country to verify the continued security of an undercover operative. pc: Daily Mail

IntlSpyMuseum's tweet photo. #LanguageofEspionage: Innocent Postcard -- A postcard with an innocuous message sent to an address in a neutral country to verify the continued security of an undercover operative. pc: Daily Mail https://t.co/5iYOsjh29S

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