Source-led reading note · Technology and espionage
Nothing Is Beyond Our Reach
A history of America’s technological espionage that invites scrutiny of both its reach and its dependence on technical solutions.
Kristie Macrakis
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A history of America’s technology-centred espionage, examining the reach and limits of the United States’ reliance on technical intelligence capabilities.
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Spies, Lies, and Algorithms
An examination of intelligence’s changing technological setting, including the growing role of companies and public information.
Reading note John FerrisBehind the Enigma
This authorised GCHQ history explains the institutional and technical side of intelligence, complementing accounts centred on human sources.
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