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Fraud Management & Cybercrime , Social Engineering Five Eyes Agencies Document 5-Step Chinese Job Platform Spy Scheme Jennifer Lawinski • June 3, 2026     Image: Shutterstock/ISMG The intelligence agencies of the Five Eyes alliance published a rare joint bulletin Wednesday warning that China's military intelligence services are systematically using professional networking platforms such as LinkedIn, Indeed and Upwork, to recruit government and military personnel and extract classified or privileged information from Western governments. See Also: How Organizations Are Strengthening Defenses Against Scattered Spider The "Safeguarding our Secrets" alert comes from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, the Australian Security Intelligence Organization, the New Zealand Intelligence Community and Britain's MI5. It outlines a five-step recruitment operation targeting security clearance holders, active military personnel and anyone with access to sensitive, but not necessarily classified, government information, including academics, journalists, freelance writers and think tank employees. Chinese intelligence officers pose as employees of private consulting firms, think tanks or human resources firms and post job listings for foreign policy and defense analysts on the job platforms, and then screen for applicants who could potentially have access to sensitive information. Those candidates are moved through an interview process

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The US and its “Five Eyes” intelligence partners issued what they said was an unprecedented joint notice warning about attempts by Chinese spies to use websites such as LinkedIn to recruit assets. “China’s military intelligence services are using an increasingly wide array of professional networking sites and online job platforms to target Five Eyes government and military personnel – and anyone with access to classified or privileged information,” according to a joint statement by the FBI, Britain’s MI5 security service and the domestic intelligence agencies of Australia, Canada and New Zealand. “These actors use an aggressive online recruitment strategy whereby intelligence officers or their affiliates pose as employees of private consultancies, think tanks or human resources firms, and place online job advertisements for foreign policy and defence analysts,” the agencies said. The warning illustrates continued concern about Chinese spying among the US and its allies despite efforts by the countries to improve ties with Beijing in recent months. US President Donald Trump met Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping in Beijing last month and Britain’s top diplomat, Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper, has visited the country this week. Xi Jinping gives Donald Trump an ‘extremely rare’ private tour of Beijing’s Zhongnanhai “China’s military

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By George Thompson, Rhiannon James, Abbie Llewelyn and David Lynch, Press Association Political Staff 03/06/2026 The Government’s independent ethics adviser must investigate Sir Keir Starmer’s use of disappearing WhatsApp messages, the Conservatives have said. The Tories’ letter to Sir Laurie Magnus comes after a senior minister insisted the Prime Minister’s use of the function, which auto-deletes correspondences on the communications app, was not a “cover-up”. The ethics watchdog must investigate whether Sir Keir has broken the ministerial code by not preserving his WhatsApp messages, shadow Cabinet Office minister Alex Burghart said in his letter to Sir Laurie. He cited a section of the ministerial code which says ministers should use internal systems for “all Government business”, and are obliged to “keep accurate public records” when they use “non-corporate communication channels” for official business. Mr Burghart’s letter continued: “At its heart, this is a tale about corrupt and predatory practices of Jeffery Epstein and his friends, and a style of behaviour in public life that is rotten to the core. “In that light, I believe it would be timely for you to undertake an investigation into the conduct of the Prime Minister and his office. This should not be brushed under

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Focus Features "Obsession" has won at the box office, becoming one of the biggest movies of the year so far while cementing the popularity of the horror genre and indie filmmaking. In addition to masterful work by writer-director Curry Barker, the movie features a magnetically terrifying performance from Inde Navarrette as Nikki Freeman, a woman who is supernatually possessed via a talisman known as a wishing willow. After her friend Bear Bailey (Michael Johnston) wishes that she will fall in love with him, his wish proves to have sinister implications as the increasingly unhinged Nikki grows murderous in her fixation on Bear. What "Obsession" fans might not know about Navarrette is that before her acting career took off, she was a Twitch streamer. Since Navarrette's profile has risen considerably through her starring role in "Obsession," clips of her Twitch streams have resurfaced online. Though not active for some time, Navarrette showed impressive gaming skills when she did stream, revealing herself as a true "Call of Duty" fan. These old clips underscore how multifaceted Navarrette's talents are, while highlighting her killer instinct within the realm of gaming. Here is a brief overview of Inde Navarette's Twitch streaming history, including her expert

On Wednesday, April 29, Cheryl W. Thompson, an award-winning journalist and investigative correspondent for National Public Radio’s, headlined this year’s Hall School of Journalism and Communication M. Stanton Evans Symposium on the Troy Campus. Thompson spoke with HSJC students and faculty members about her career, the “power of the pen,” and the need for journalism as a pillar of democracy. Before joining NPR in 2019 Thompson spent over 20 years at The Washington Post as an investigative reporter, writing about law enforcement, political corruption, guns and served as a White House correspondent during Barack Obama’s first term. While working at The Gainesville Sun, Thompson discovered a passion for stories that went beyond the daily news cycle to make a real impact.  “I started examining spending by public officials and holding them accountable,” Thompson said. “These stories resonated with the powers that be in city government, which sometimes led to policy changes or personnel moves. In other words, the stories had impact, and impact is one of those things you hope for with investigative reporting. It may not happen with a story, but you want impact.” During her stint at the Los Angeles Daily News, Thompson reported on the second largest school district in the country