Cover your tracks. Make sure you and your teammates don't leave anything behind. Destroy any footprints on dirt or mud, and destroy any accidental fingerprints if you notice some. All papers at the scene should be recycled and definitely no clothing or anything else personal left for curious eyes to find.
Cover your digital tracks, too. Delete any text messages, emails, or phone calls made about the mission. Though it's likely no one will see these, it's always better to be safe than sorry.
Rendezvous after the mission with your team. There should be a meeting place after the mission to gather information from each team member. The team should then brainstorm, determining if another mission is necessary or if this one can be considered case closed.
If members don't show up, return to your posts and try to find where the missing member is. If necessary, get out of spy mode and go looking for them openly. Have one or two people stay at the base in case they come back on their own. Part 4.
Store any information in a secure place. Make sure you put it in a place no one will think of to go but you. But you also want a place that's easy to remember. Try a locked box or a password-protected computer. Are there are secret locations in or around your house, like under a loose floor board, that no one knows about but you? This also makes good storage space. Don't avoid the enemy; if you do, they'll think something's up. Try your best to act normal and make sure you meet as if nothing happened.
If you've discovered information that they need to know like which dog is digging up the yard , present this information as calmly and as casually as possible. You didn't go on a secret ops mission with your team — you just happened to be walking by when you saw Mr. Fluffy doing the deed. Have an alibi ready. Or if you get asked later where you were while you were gone, be ready with details. You sure don't want to be caught spying!
Keep it as close to the truth as possible. Say something like, "I was there out with my friends your team and we were playing a game in the park. It's like hide and seek, but advanced. It's too difficult to explain; there are lots of rules. You wouldn't like it anyway. Only friends who are being initiated into the program should be told about your activities.
Otherwise, keep it secret and low key. Some might be jealous and some might blab your secret. The fewer people who know, the better. Be careful in initiating in new team members. Make sure they're trustworthy and up to the challenge before they become a spy kid with you. Your team needs to be all top-notch, honest, talented spies. What do you carry all your equipment in? Do you take it with you or do you leave it? If you're a girl, a purse or backpack should work; not to big though. If you're a boy, a backpack that is not too big to be noticed is ideal.
Equipment should be small, such as a phone or video recorder that can be put in your pocket, a small journal, a mini pencil, and a walkie talkie that can be clipped to a bracelet, shoe, or pants.
Not Helpful 81 Helpful Try to find kids you think would really like to be a spy. Test them or test your spy skills by spying on them to find out if they're trustworthy, and that you can work comfortably with them. They'll take it seriously enough.
Not Helpful 56 Helpful You can read How to Make Spy Gear for details. If you don't want to make it, there are online stores and toy stores that will sell spy gear for kids, such as walkie talkies, spy goggles, etc. Not Helpful 83 Helpful You can do any mission at all. Maybe find out what your parents are up to. Maybe you "overhear" your parents saying something and find out about it!
Beware though, it might be something you wish you never knew. Not Helpful 14 Helpful You can make great spy gear at home out of cheap materials. Take a pen apart and hide messages inside the case, or learn to write in secret code. If you're up for a larger project, search our site for instructions on making periscopes and hollow books.
Not Helpful 82 Helpful And it would be a bit weird for Q to expect to carry around a sack of vegetables. Luckily a night vision monocular provides you with the ability to remove the veil of darkness before you. The technology for remote controlling a car is a little way off but wearable computers are starting to arrive such as the Motorola HC1. The Motokata Bionic Ear Hearing Amplifier allows you to eavesdrop to a conversation from as far as twenty feet away.
Sounds can be amplified by 50 decibels so even the quietest plotting between unsuspecting guards will be picked up with plenty of clarity.
Skip to content. But the Kingston IronKey S has a hardware encryption chip built into the drive itself so that you can be confident that your data is protected by the most rigid security protocols around with bit AES hardware-based encryption and Level 3 validation.
Long story short, with the encryption activated, nobody will ever lay their eyes on anything this drive contains. Any modern spy knows that half of the battle is preparation; you should always know what to expect when a situation gets out of hand. And to adequately prepare, reconnaissance is a vital part of the equation.
Special surveillance needs are why the best drones make for the best spy gadget. The DJI Mavic 2 Zoom is a drone that can help you get a literal birds-eye view of your objective while going undetected.
Need to record a conversation? Then we recommend this well-reviewed Sony digital voice recorder. This affordable and compact device has a built-in USB stick so that you can easily access and save your files. You can purchase physical Voice Changing Devices that interact with your phone for landlines and cell phones to filter your voice on calls.
However, this is the digital age … Instead of buying an expensive device, the Google and Apple App stores have dozens of apps that will create the same effect when using online communication services like Skype, Discord or Steam.
One popular option is called VoiceMod , but there are plenty of options available depending on your device. Courtesy of VoiceMod. When you want to stay off the grid, a good set of walkie-talkies like the Backcountry Access allow you to keep in contact with someone else while eliminating all the annoyances of cellphone tracking.
This set can last days on end without a recharge and have great range regardless of the weather. Hiding your IP address is one of the best ways to keep your information secure, especially when using public WiFi.
There are many locations to choose from, making it virtually impossible for someone lurking in the interwebs to track you. The best part is you can use this VPN on your computer and your phone. Courtesy of ExpressVPN. You can use this camera to protect the inside or outside of your house, but the cool thing is if you choose to use this outside, it has color night vision so you can get a better look at what or who is creeping around your perimeter.
If you happen to catch someone lurking around your house, you can scare them off by talking straight to them through the two-way audio feature.
They undercut a number of intelligence operations and the effect of hunt for them—also known as a molehunt—led to growing paranoia in the UK and US intelligence communities. Find out more about the Cambridge Five in the Turncoats and Traitors exhibit. Some of them had been there for years.
For more than a decade, the FBI ran Operation Ghost Stories, keeping an eye and an ear on the agents and waiting for the right moment to close in. Depends on the movie. There are elements of truth in spying that we see on TV and film, read in spy novels, and find in computer games. Find out more about spies in popular culture, and the difference between fact and fiction, in the License to Thrill exhibit.
So, so many. You can see many of them throughout our exhibit space. They range from the super high tech to the very low tech, but every one of them tells its own story. Cyber espionage involves using computer systems to steal classified information, often government secrets. Those secrets might be sensitive data related to foreign policy, military technology, or even personal information about individuals. Espionage has been carried out for millennia, but technology has made it possible for hackers sometimes sponsored by governments to steal secrets quickly, silently, and with relatively low risk of being caught.
Intelligence agencies, however, are increasingly aware of the cyber threat and are developing new counter measures. Find out more about cyber espionage in the Cyber: The New Battlefield exhibit. During times of war, espionage against a nation is a crime under the legal code of many nations as well as under international law, and cyber espionage is no different.
During peacetime, however, it can be a lot trickier to figure out when espionage crosses the line into illegality—all the more so for cyber spying. Where, in fact, does territorial sovereignty begin and end in cyberspace?
These are just some of the questions being debated in international law regarding cyber espionage. Professional intelligence officers receive salaries based on their level of experience, like all government employees. Few own vintage Aston Martin DB5s and order beluga caviar on a regular basis. Spies can earn a lot more money, though. But living beyond his salary aroused the suspicions of US intelligence, which ultimately led to his arrest.
If you are interested in working in intelligence, submit an application. Many intelligence agencies now have websites where you can learn about types of positions available and apply online. Test your knowledge of spy lingo with our Language of Espionage glossary.
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