The most powerful countries in the world are those which are ahead in technology and are strengthening their hold through innovation. In this race, China, America and Russia are trying their best to overtake each other. For this they are going to any extent, and amidst this struggle, a new word has now been added to the battle of technology – sex warfare.
What is the meaning of ‘sex warfare’
American intelligence experts claim that China and Russia are now trying to obtain American technology secrets through beautiful female spies. This has been named sex warfare. According to American media reports, James Mulvanon, Chief Intelligence Officer of Pamir Consulting, told The Times that he was recently the target of foreign women.
He said that I have recently received many LinkedIn requests, all from similar profiles of attractive, young Chinese women, and this trend has increased significantly in recent times. Pamir Consulting analyzes the risks associated with American companies investing in China.
High-tech form of ‘honey trap’
Mulvanon told that recently two beautiful Chinese women arrived at a business conference in Virginia and started trying to enter inside. He said that we did not give them entry, but they had all the information related to the program. He says that this ‘honey trap’ strategy has now become a serious threat to America. Our laws and culture prevent us from this kind of spying, but our adversaries are using it openly. This gives them an edge in ‘sex warfare’.
According to the report, some female spies are not limited to just flirting. They marry American citizens and start families and keep collecting sensitive information for years.
A former counter-intelligence officer said that he saw the case of a beautiful Russian woman who worked in an American aerospace company and was married to her American colleague. Investigation revealed that she was earlier associated with the ‘Russian Soft-Power School’ and returned to America after ten years as a ‘crypto expert’.
The new face of corporate espionage
Counterintelligence experts who spoke to The Times said that ‘honey trap’ is just one method. China and Russia are now organizing fake ‘innovation competitions’ for American startups so that business plans and data can be stolen.
Not only this, now spies are not always trained agents, but common citizens, professors, businessmen and crypto experts are also being included in this mission. According to American experts, this espionage has now become not just a war of data, but of trust and attraction. A ‘sex warfare’ that works to steal hearts by winning hearts.
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