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The ultra-powerful weapons are 'covered' by the beautiful shell
An umbrella, a watch or even a lipstick can become the dangerous 'weapon' of spies amidst enemies.
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Whales, geckos and the world's most exotic military spies
Not only whales, intelligence agencies around the world may have used pigeons, cats, eagles, pelicans ... for spy missions.
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Detection of unidentified flying objects in Mexico
An unidentified flying object appeared in the sky of Mexico, causing netizens to argue over whether it was a real or fake UFO.
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Locate the secret of TR-3B UFO triangle on Google Earth?
The conspiracy theorists were excited after claiming that a TR-3B was found on the ground in remote areas of Western Australia.
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What is the SS7 system and why can it be used to eavesdrop on iPhone by Donald Trump?
This SS7 system is the place to connect global telecom operators together, and sadly, the vulnerabilities that exist in it for more than 20 years could be exploited to e…
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How does the spy of MI-6 British intelligence agency train memory?
Besides secret weapons (such as Hollywood's Mission Impossible series often described), intelligence and talent, spies also have a very special weapon: It's memory!
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7 'Unbelievable' science projects of the US Department of Defense
DARPA is an agency under the US Department of Defense, responsible for developing new technologies for military purposes.
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How are spy birds equipped?
For a long time the pigeons have been trained by humans to deliver letters and even make the 'intelligence agents' harmful. Currently these birds are often attached to e…
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Secret secret weapon used to assassinate during World War 2
These weapons are very simple, but they have brought about a terrifying effect 70 years ago.
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Look at the phones of heads of state
The phones of heads of state for securing information are important, immune to all the most professional hackers and spy organizations.
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Chemical components of blue ballpoint pen ink
Blue ball pen ink includes dye, fatty acid and alcohol to ensure uniform ink, quick drying and paper sticking.
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Watch the CIA spy tools in person
For the first time, these real-life spy tools were publicly posted by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on a special website.
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Attendance of 10 samples' extremely expensive 'iron bird' of America
From fighter jets to reconnaissance airplanes, here are 10 of the largest cost-effective aircraft in use by the US Air Force and Navy.
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The spy tools are more
Many people will be surprised to know, even the famous 007 spy is not sure to own these super spy tools.
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CIA spy technologies use the 50s, 60s and 70s
From the 50s, 60s and 70s, the US Intelligence Agency (CIA) has built and used a lot of unique technology equipment for espionage and information gathering.