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Social networking websites make recruiting spies difficult

By Ken Munro on Feb 4, 2009 2:53 PM
Filed under Messaging

A social networking world makes it harder for the UK intelligence services to recruit a spy without a profile, as Ken Munro explains.

A social networking world makes it harder for the UK intelligence services to recruit a spy without a profile, as Ken Munro explains.

Imagine the scene. James Bond enters the HQ of a criminal mastermind intent on world destruction. Waiting for him are a host of henchpersons, all armed to the teeth.

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Social networking websites make recruiting spies difficult

A social networking world makes it harder for the UK intelligence services to recruit a spy without a profile, as Ken Munro explains.

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