Catching Spies: Principles and Practices of Counterespionage
Catching Spies: Principles and Practices of Counterespionage
Bantam Books | 1990 | ISBN: 0553283634 | English | 386 pages | PDF | 49.3 MB
Examines the job of the spycatcher and discusses interrogation techniques, American effectiveness in identifying spies, and ways to improve U.S. counterespionage techniques. It's the worlds most dangerous detective work. It's the key to ensuring national security. It's spy catching, the treacherous profession devoted to keeping secrets from enemy eyed and ears. This compelling, authentic look into the world of counterespionage reveals how professional spy catchers: ~TARGET their victims and remain focused on their goals ~AVOID "spy mania" and other popular trends ~DETERMINE a spy's hidden identity when there is no margin for error - including the TEN KEYS to pinpointing secret personae ~DECEIVE the quarry in the shadow dance of spies and counterspies ~BUILD spy traps that play on human weaknesses - the key to the spy catcher's success ~UNCOVER even the most deceptive and well-concealed spy tracks. From the spy experts who are also the authors of "Making Spies," this is the real story behind the secret strategies of true-life counter-espionage - the story that espionage buffs will want to know inside out!