Name: How the FBI Combats Chinese Spies & “Honey Traps”
Uploaded: 2021-06-26T13:53:29.000Z
Duration: 22 min 57 s
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Chinese spies are trying to infiltrate the US.

This is China Uncensored, I'm Chris Chappell.

A honey trap is when a hostile foreign government uses,

to seduce someone—a politician, a businessman, a scientist.

that could pose a national security risk.

Or she could just use the salacious encounter to blackmail him.

Chinese leaders know a thing or two about honey.

I sat down with former FBI operative Marc Ruskin,

author of “The Pretender: My Life Undercover for the FBI”...

to find out how Chinese agents are using honey traps—

what have you seen are some of the ways the Chinese Communist Party

is trying to gain influence in the United States?

Well, the Chinese intelligent services along

with other hostile intelligence services exploit

a number of vulnerabilities that exist in the United States.

And to a large extent, and this may be surprising

but the majority of the data that they seek

is actually available through open sources.

Much of it is available legally to anyone

Is this what you mean by vulnerabilities?

By vulnerabilities, I'm talking about open ...

manners in which data which can be of use to a hostile power,

such as China, can be accessed without necessarily

and can be used for a hostile adversary purposes

such as a technical report, research, engineering,

which has been conducted on a very sophisticated level

So there's often a lag time, for example,

the publication of the research not being reviewed

and being ultimately classified as secret or top secret.

But since the Chinese intelligence services

are very active and on the ball and alert,

often they've already accessed the information

and it's out the door prior to it being classified.

So what does China do with this information?

I'm thinking basically information of a technical level,

which can then be used by own engineers and their own researchers

to advance their own level of sophistication,

bypassing the research that they would've had to do themselves

In other words, they're taking advantage,

and this is a problem with academia in the United States

it gives more access to hostile services to obtain information

and knowing where the look and when to look.

So that's kind of similar to how recently it came out

that the Chair of Harvard's Chemistry Department

there was an arrest of Professor Lieberand announcements by the special agent in charge

who he explained in his statements that right now China is,

and presumably reflects the view of the FBI today,

China's the largest intelligence threat to the US.

can dance on the head of a pin type of question.

they're all hostile intelligence services and need to be,

in order to protect ourselves from a hostile act.

takes advantage of open source information.

How in the case of the Harvard Professor Lieber,

How does China use foreign agents in the United States?

Well, historically there've been a number of ways

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