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Types

 * Air Transport Intelligence -
 * Armed forces intelligence -
 * Arms control intelligence -
 * Aviation intelligence -
 * Biographical intelligence -
 * Blockade intelligence -
 * Chaos operation -
 * Combat electronics warfare intelligence (CEWS) -
 * Combat intelligence -
 * Combined intelligence -
 * Communications security monitoring -
 * Controlled information -
 * Counter-intelligence operation -
 * Critical intelligence -
 * Current intelligence -
 * Cyber counterintelligence -
 * Departmental intelligence -
 * Domestic intelligence -
 * Economic intelligence -
 * emergent intelligence -
 * Evasion and escape intelligence -
 * export-controlled information -
 * Field intelligence -
 * foreign civil intelligence -
 * Human resources intelligence -
 * information intelligence -
 * Interdepartmental intelligence -
 * Interservices Intelligence -
 * Merchant intelligence -
 * National intelligence -
 * Offensive intelligence -
 * open-service intelligence (OSINT) -
 * Political intelligence -
 * politicized intelligence -
 * prisoner-of-war intelligence -
 * Radar intelligence -
 * Security intelligence -
 * Technical operational intelligence -
 * Technology-based espionage -
 * teknetic intelligence -
 * User intelligence –

Terminology

 * a-type deception -
 * aardwolf (espionage) -
 * Access to classified information -
 * Accuracy of information -
 * Actionable intelligence -
 * Air Situation Data Exchange -
 * Air technical intelligence -
 * bang and burn -
 * Barium meal (espionage) -
 * bean-counting assessment -
 * Black trainee -
 * Blood chit (intelligence) -
 * Book message -
 * Bush contact -
 * bush contact -
 * Career trainer -
 * caveated information -
 * Circular intelligence -
 * Clear study -
 * Clear study -
 * closed information -
 * collateral intelligence -
 * communication cover -
 * complex emergency -
 * Condemned spy -
 * confidential commercial information -
 * congruence analysis -
 * Control question -
 * controlled undermined information -
 * Controllerate -
 * Cooptee -
 * correlation analysis -
 * counter-gang Countergang-
 * Critical information -
 * Critical Intelligence Requirements -
 * Critical intelligence -
 * dangerous assumption -
 * Defector in place -
 * Defense information -
 * Demote maximally -
 * dissert channel -
 * distributive wariness -
 * divergent evidence -
 * domestic agent -
 * Electronic security -
 * Elevation of security -
 * Elicitation (intelligence) -
 * Essential elements of friendly information (EEFI) -
 * Essential secrecy -
 * exceptional theory -
 * Extremely sensitive information -
 * Facilities agent -
 * Faculty security profile -
 * False flag recruit -
 * fatidic -
 * Field information report (FIR) -
 * fig leaf (espionage) -
 * finished intelligence -
 * Footwarmer -
 * fugitive information -
 * global finding -
 * gray area phenomena -
 * Gray Deceiver, Gray Suit -
 * Gray-area phenomenon -
 * Guarded frequencies Guarded frequency -
 * High 2 Information -
 * Highly sensitive -
 * Hostile intelligence services -
 * Indications (intelligence) -
 * indicator element -
 * indicator organization -
 * information fratricide -
 * information life cycle -
 * instability indicator -
 * Intelligence estimate -
 * Intelligence process -
 * intelligence readiness -
 * Intelligence source -
 * key assumption -
 * key indicator, critical indicator -
 * m-type deception -
 * mail-intercept operation -
 * mugbook -
 * murky intelligence -
 * National security information -
 * Negative vetting -
 * nominal agent -
 * Not releasable to consultants -
 * Not releasable to contractors -
 * not releasable to foreign nationals -
 * novel intelligence from massive data -
 * Operations and intelligence -
 * Operations Security Protected Information -
 * Operative intelligence -
 * Other intelligence requirement -
 * outside man -
 * Pavement artist -
 * physical security code -
 * Place of conspiracy -
 * Positive vetting -
 * precautionary index -
 * primary executive center -
 * Protected frequencies protected frequency -
 * raymail -
 * reach-back capability -
 * red team analysis -
 * redefector -
 * redundant evidence -
 * Reliability of source -
 * relief response -
 * Residentum -
 * Restricted frequency -
 * Scalp-hunter -
 * Security certification -
 * Security loophole -
 * Security measure -
 * Signal security -
 * signal size -
 * Social agent -
 * Special information requirement (SIT) -
 * Stay-behind net -
 * strategic warning lead time -
 * surge capability -
 * Taboo frequency -
 * third-country operation -
 * Threat curve -
 * Tiger in the tank -
 * twilight information -
 * War of diversion –

Espionage methods

 * Agent validation-
 * Black radio -
 * book message -
 * coat-trailing -
 * Communication deception -
 * Counter-Terrorism check -
 * Counterfeit profile –
 * Counterintelligence technical survey -
 * crib analysis -
 * Daily intelligence summary (DISUM) -
 * Damage assessment -
 * Defense intelligence production -
 * deliberate compromise of classified information -
 * Discredit operation -
 * Domestic dissemination -
 * Domestic surveillance-
 * Economic intelligence-
 * Electoral manipulation-
 * electro-optical intelligence -
 * Electronics security -
 * Entrance National Agency Check (ENTAC) -
 * Espionage network -
 * false defector -
 * Ferret flight -
 * Friendly subversion -
 * I method -
 * Intelligence discipline -
 * Intelligence report -
 * Intelligence summary -
 * Interception network -
 * Interception of communications -
 * Interrogation (intelligence) -
 * Listening silence -
 * Mail sanitization -
 * mail-intercept operation -
 * Malicious date -
 * Movements analysis program -
 * National intelligence surveys -
 * National Reconnaissance program -
 * Overhead Surveillance -
 * Penetration (intelligence) -
 * Periodic intelligence summary -
 * positive vetting -
 * psychological sex operation -
 * radio games -
 * Reconnaissance survey -
 * Romeo operation -
 * Romeo spy -
 * Satellite and missile surveillance -
 * Special background investigation -
 * Special information operations -
 * Specialist intelligence report -
 * Spy flight -
 * Spy system -
 * Submarine espionage, submarine spying - –
 * Voluntary interceptor -

Deception

 * Dummy message -
 * Dummy traffic -
 * Electronic imitative deception -
 * Electronic simulative deception -
 * Imitative communications deception (ICD) -
 * Manipulative communications cover (MCC) -
 * Manipulative communications deception (MCD) –

Propaganda

 * Cadore letter forgery -
 * DeLume letter forgery -
 * Eisenhower-Rockefeller letter forgery -
 * Kilpatrick speech forgery -
 * Lenin passport forgery -
 * Los Angeles Olympics leaflet forgery -
 * Reagan signature forgery -
 * Tanaka memorandum forgery -
 * Weinberger SDI speech forgery -

National services

 * Algerian Intelligence -
 * Chilean National Intelligence Center -
 * Czech Intelligence Service -
 * Czechoslovak Secret Intelligence Service -
 * Czechoslovakian Intelligence Service -
 * East German Intelligence Service -
 * External Security Department (Syria) -
 * External Security Organization (Libya) -
 * Federal German Security Service -
 * Federal Security Information Service (Czech Republic) -
 * Foreign Information and Counterespionage Service (France) -
 * French Security Service -
 * General Office of National Security (Morocco) -
 * Hungarian Intelligence Service -
 * Hungarian State Security -
 * Italian Security Service -
 * Kuwaiti Internal Security -
 * Maldivian Security and Intelligence Service -
 * National Security Forces (Sudan) -
 * Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service -
 * North Korean Ministry of Public Security -
 * Norwegian Signals Intelligence -
 * Polish Security Service -
 * Portuguese Intelligence Service -
 * Reparto Informazioni e Sicurezza, Italian intelligence -
 * Service for Action and Military Intelligence (SNIP), Zaire -
 * State Security Organization (Sudan) -

Intelligence and espionage organizations

 * Al Amn al-Askariya, Iraqi Military Security Service -
 * Al Hadi Project OR Project 858, Iraqi signals intelligence -
 * Amazon Natural Drug Company -
 * Anglo-Turkish Security Bureau -
 * Bahrain Internal Security -
 * Board of National Estimates -
 * British Control Commission for Australia -
 * Bureau for Foreign Contacts and Information (Czech Republic) -
 * Bureau for the Protection of the Constitution and Democracy (Czech Republic) -
 * Bureau of Scientific Liaison (Israel) -
 * Cabinet General Intelligence Bureau, North Korea -
 * Center for Political Planning and Research -
 * Center for Political Research -
 * Center for Special Studies -
 * Central Evaluation and Information Group, Zentrale Auswertungs und Informationsgruppe (ZAIG) East German intelligence evaluation group-
 * Central External Liaison Department (CELD), Chinese Secret Service -
 * Central Intelligence Retiree Association (CIRS) -
 * Central Intelligence Service, Madagascar -
 * CIA Canine Corps -
 * Cinquième Bureau, French intelligence, defunct-
 * Clandestine Committee of the Western Union -
 * Combined Bureau Middle East -
 * Combined Intelligence Central Iraq -
 * Combined Intelligence Centre Iraq (Great Britain) -
 * Combined Operations and Intelligence Center -
 * Committee of Directors of the Intelligence Services (Israel) -
 * Committee of Seven -
 * Communications Coordination Committee -
 * Community Management Staff (CMS) -
 * Counter-Clandestine Committee -
 * Covert Operations Study Group -
 * Current Intelligence Bulletin -
 * Current Intelligence Group -
 * Cypher Bureau -
 * Deciphering Branch –
 * Defence Scientific Intelligence (DSI), UK -
 * Defense Geographic and Imagery Intelligence Agency -
 * Defense Intelligence Organization -
 * Depot of Military Knowledge -
 * Directorate for Human Intelligence -
 * Directorate for MASINT and Technical Collection -
 * Directorate of Defense Services Intelligence, Burma -
 * Documentation and Security Directorate (DSD), secret police of Chad -
 * Economic Intelligence Unit -
 * Fleet Intelligence Office -
 * Fluency Committee -
 * Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review -
 * Foreign Intelligence Trading Task Force -
 * Geheime Kabinets-Kanzlei, Viennese Black Chamber, Austrian intelligence unit in Vienna - /
 * General Headquarters Intelligence -
 * Global Information and Early Warning System on Forest and Agriculture -
 * Heads of Commonwealth Security Services -
 * House Permanent Select Committee for Intelligence (HPSCI) -
 * House Select Committee on Intelligence Activities -
 * House Subcommittee on Intelligence, Information Sharing, and Terrorism Risk Assessment -
 * Information Warfare Militia, China -
 * Institute 21, Red Mountain Institute -
 * Institute of Policy and Strategy -
 * Intelligence and Analysis Service -
 * Intelligence Coordination for the Cabinet -
 * Intelligence Directorate of the Internal Affairs Ministry, UM-0215, Romanian Intelligence Service -
 * Inter-Services Liaison Department (Great Britain) -
 * Interim Research and Intelligence Service -
 * Interministerial Committee on Intelligence, Cameroon -
 * Internal Security Forces Command (Syria) -
 * Irish Joint Section -
 * Israeli Bureau of Scientific Liaison -
 * Jing Su National Security Education Center -
 * Joint Counter Intelligence Bureau (Pakistan) -
 * Joint Document Exploitation Center -
 * Joint Information Bureau -
 * Joint Intelligence Bureau (Pakistan) -
 * Joint Intelligence Miscellaneous (Pakistan) -
 * Joint Intelligence Task Force for Combating Terrorism –  US DIA outmoded
 * Joint Intelligence X (Pakistan) -
 * Joint Intelligence (Pakistan) -
 * Joint Security Control -
 * Joint Signal Intelligence Bureau (Pakistan) -
 * Jonathan Institute, Israel -
 * Kilowatt Group -
 * l'Armee Clandestine -
 * Latin America Current Intelligence Group (LAGIC) -
 * Line X group-
 * London Signals Intelligence Board -
 * Middle East Intelligence -
 * Ministerial Committee on the Intelligence Service -
 * Ministry of Intelligence and National Security (MOIS) -
 * Ministry of Intelligence and Security) -
 * Mirtzan Einhim, Mossad group -
 * Muslim Intelligence Agency, Bosnia -
 * National Association for Information Destruction -
 * National Organization for Intelligence and Security (Iran) -
 * National Security Planning Group -
 * National Strategy Information Center, USA -
 * Naval Intelligence Squadron -
 * Naval Intelligence Support Center -
 * Northern Afghanistan Liaison Team -
 * Operation Coordinating Board -
 * Operation Planning and Intelligence Board -
 * Operational Advisory Group -
 * Operational Intelligence Centre, UK admiralty -
 * Political Intelligence Service -
 * Post Office Special Investigations Unit, UK -
 * Postal Censorship Department -
 * Presidential Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board -
 * Radio Squadron Mobile -
 * Restricted Interagency Group -
 * Russian Intelligence Residency -
 * Security Oversight Board -
 * Senior Interagency Group -
 * Service of Foreign Intelligence -
 * Signal Security Agency -
 * Special Assistant for Counterinsurgency and Special Activities -
 * Special Communications Unit -
 * Special Group Augmented -
 * Special Liaison Unit -
 * Special Police Committee -
 * Special Training School -
 * State Intelligence Coordinating Agency -
 * State–Army–Navy Communication Intelligence Board -
 * Sub-Committee on Security Service -
 * Swedish Signals Intelligence Agency -
 * Taylor Commission -
 * Technical Directorate -
 * Territory Security Directorate (Morocco) -
 * Transportation Security Laboratory -
 * Trident Network, multinational intelligence project -
 * Ulshan-Dori Commission -
 * Unified State Political Directorate -
 * United States SIGINT system (USS) –
 * War Office Group -
 * War Office Y group -
 * Watcher Service -
 * Yadin-Sherf Commission –

Organization types

 * Escape network -

Cover organizations

 * Amazon Natural Drug Company, CIA front -
 * American–Russian Trading Company -
 * Asmara Chemie, German chemical firm used as a Mossad front company -
 * Civil Air Transport Company, Ltd. -
 * Corporate Air Services –
 * Double Click Corporation, CIA -
 * Double-Check Corp, CIA -
 * Federated Press of America, Soviet front -
 * Gibraltar Steamship Corp, CIA -
 * Importers and Exporters Services –
 * Vanguard Service Corp, CIA -
 * Vigilant Detective Agency -

Espionage and intelligence operations

 * Air Bubble investigation -
 * Department of Homeland Security Social Media Monitoring Initiative -
 * Eros Project -
 * Global Expertise Reserve Program (GERP) -
 * Great Mole Hunt -
 * Industrial Security Program (ISP) -
 * Infiltration of agents -
 * Operation Absorb -
 * operation Aguilar -
 * Operation Ali Baba, Operation Ezra and Nehemia -
 * Operation Anmeldung -
 * Operation ARGON (CIA) -
 * Operation Autumn Orchid -
 * Operation Avocado -
 * Operation Blackshield -
 * Operation Bluebell -
 * Operation Bohemia, Gehlen org -
 * Operation Broadside, Palestine -
 * Operation Capricorn -
 * Operation Captain Tom -
 * operation Celler Loch, Operation Celle Hole -
 * Operation CKTAW -
 * Operation Conflict -
 * Operation Congress -
 * Operation Course -
 * Operation Courtship -
 * Operation Dejan -
 * Operation Domino -
 * Operation Driniron -
 * Operation ELMEN -
 * Operation Engulf -
 * Operation Eva -
 * Operation Fake Tourist -
 * Operation Feuerwerk -
 * Operation Foit -
 * Operation Gewitter, Gestapo -
 * Operation Gilded Road -
 * Operation Giraffe -
 * Operation Goble -
 * Operation Grail -
 * Operation Grandson -
 * Operation Harvard -
 * Operation Hat -
 * Operation Hot Shop -
 * Operation Ht-Linjud -
 * Operation Ignore -
 * Operation Kamer -
 * Operation Kayo -
 * Operation Khodok -
 * Operation Kilowatt -
 * operation KMS Sourdouch -
 * Operation Lanyard -
 * Operation Lanyard -
 * Operation Licht, 1962 DDR -
 * Operation Lift -
 * Operation Lithia, Gehlen -
 * Operation Luck -
 * Operation Lucky Bag -
 * Operation Lumps -
 * Operation Mad Dog -
 * Operation Mask -
 * Operation Mocking Bird -
 * Operation NYCON -
 * Operation Oatmeal -
 * Operation Pafiffikus, operation Crafty Thing -
 * Operation Palme Real, Operation Royal Palm -
 * Operation Pigeon -
 * Operation Poor Richard -
 * Operation Post Report -
 * Operation Recovery of the Irangate -
 * Operation Reisswolf, 1989 -
 * Operation Rhine -
 * Operation Rhyme -
 * Operation Saphire -
 * Operation Scramble, SIS -
 * Operation Senior Bowl, CIA -
 * Operation Shrapnel -
 * Operation Sielkontrolle -
 * Operation Silicon Valley -
 * operation Sourdough -
 * Operation Spandau -
 * Operation Stairstop -
 * Operation Stockade -
 * Operation Tenet -
 * Operation Tiepin -
 * Operation Tilt -
 * Operation Track Two -
 * Operation Tropic -
 * Operation Tushia -
 * Operation Ultra –
 * operation Vulkan -
 * Operation Winterwind -
 * Operation Wolke, Operation Cloud -
 * Operation Yutentsia -
 * Project Cherry -
 * Project Mknco -
 * Project Monopoly -
 * Protect Jennifer -
 * Royal Observatory Plot, 1893 -
 * Salis Conspiracy -
 * Stotzinger Mission, 1915 -
 * ZR/RIFLE, anti-Castro project –

Spy rings

 * Garden shed spies -
 * Green Hills Club -
 * Jesuit Connection -
 * Kriegsmarine network -
 * NILI spy ring -
 * Sapphire Ring -
 * X Group (espionage), GRU spy ring in the UK -
 * Zeppelin (spy ring) -

Espionage-related professions

 * Agency Field Officer -
 * Air Intelligence Liaison Officer -
 * Deep-cover officer-
 * indicator watch officer -
 * Security program manager (SPM) -

Espionage-related technology

 * Acoustic jamming -
 * Airborne Reconnaissance Integrated Electronic System -
 * Alarm-clock bomb -
 * Attaché recorder -
 * bio-optic synthetic systems (BOSS) -
 * Bleep-box -
 * Bra camera -
 * Cable-tapping -
 * Code cutter -
 * Computer-controller Area Sterilization Multi-Sensor System (CASMS) -
 * Doo transmitter, T-1151 radio transmitter -
 * electronic communications intercept -
 * Green ink -
 * Intelligence data handling systems -
 * Intelligence database -
 * Keyhole intelligence satellite -
 * Magpie board -
 * Message identifier -
 * Pocket bug -
 * Radar button -
 * Reconnaissance airborne listening post -
 * Roaming wired bug -
 * Roaming wireless bug -
 * Room bug -
 * Security card -
 * seismology of monitoring explosions -
 * shoe transmitter -
 * Snake electronic keyhole listener -
 * Sound Surveillance Under the Sea -
 * Tap detector -
 * Underwater cable tapping -
 * Wireless bug -
 * Wireless tap –

Related laws

 * CIA Information Act, 1984 -
 * Classified National Security Information Act -
 * Espionage Act of 1912 –
 * Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Improvement and Enhancement Act -
 * Intelligence Information Act -
 * Intelligence Organization Act, 1992 -
 * Intelligence Organization Act, 1992 –
 * Official Secrets (Jersey) Law 1952 -
 * Official Secrets Act (Canada) 1939 -
 * Official Secrets Act (Canada) 1981 -
 * Official Secrets Act 1963, Official Secrets Act, 1963 –
 * Official Secrets Ordinance -
 * Omnibus Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act –
 * Security Service Act -

Espionage-related events

 * Amerasia Case -
 * Berlin Spy Carousel -
 * Bloch Affair -
 * Brown Affair -
 * Butler's Spy Mission -
 * Chervonets Affair -
 * Cold War spy tunnel -
 * Failed Bern Action -
 * Favaro Affair -
 * Fletcher murder -
 * Fritch Affair -
 * Gridiron Investigation -
 * Gross Affair -
 * Holt Hoax -
 * Jordan Murder -
 * Kilim Affair -
 * Labor Attache's Operation -
 * Luxburg Affair -
 * Luzmich Episode -
 * Myasoedov Affair -
 * Nafsu Affair, Izzat Nafsu -
 * New Zealand passports affair, 2003 -
 * Oatis Affair -
 * Rabta Affairs, 1988 -
 * Rotom Affair –
 * Schmeisser Affair -
 * Sex-for-secrets scandal, 1986 -
 * Sheraton Raid -
 * Steffan-Dienstbach Case -
 * Telephone eavesdropping affair, 1963 -
 * Traube Affair -
 * Vermehren affair –
 * Whitlam Coup -

Spies and intelligence chiefs and operatives
(mostly based on who they worked for)

China

 * Kao Liang Chinese intelligence officer -
 * Keng Biao (b. 1903) Chinese diplomat and intelligence officer -
 * Pak No-Su (d. 1970) Chinese spy in Britain -
 * Tai Shen Kuo, Chinese spy in the USA -

Cuba

 * Fabian Escalante, Cuban counterintelligence -

Czechoslovakia

 * Karel Zbytek, Czech intelligence officer -
 * Kurt Sitta, Czech spy in Israel -
 * Ladivslav Bittman Checkoslovak intelligence officer -
 * Nicholas Praeger (d. 1981) Czech agent in Britain –
 * Radumor Skotte, Czech spy -

Egypt

 * Aharon Moshel, Israeli spy in Egypt -
 * Alcibiades Kokas, Greek spy for Egypt -
 * Aquala Nayifa, spy for Egypt -
 * Jacques Bitton, Egyptian agent in Israel -
 * Kaburok Yakobian, Egyptian spy in Israel -
 * Mustafa Hazed, Egyptian intelligence -
 * Shmuel Baruch, Israeli spy for Egypt -

Estonia

 * Herman Siumm, Estonian spy -

France

 * Jean Herranz, French intelligence -
 * Jean Paul Soupert, Air Bubble, French chemist and double agent -
 * Lacques Vauzanges, French military intelligence -
 * Lucien Rouveure, French intelligence man -
 * Philippe Thyraud de Vosjoli French intelligence officer and whistleblower -
 * Roget Wybot, Paul Warin, French intelligence chief - /

Germany

 * Adolp Schrouder, German spy -
 * Frantisek August, StB -
 * Friedrich Karl von Schleebrugge, German agent in Mexico -
 * Guillaume Alscher, German spy in Vichy France -
 * Heinrich Schtaub, WWI German spy -
 * Helmut Voigt, Stasi -
 * Herbert Tributh, German WW2 spy -
 * Horst Eitner German double agent -
 * Jean Marie Lallart, French Abwehr agent -
 * Jeffrey Schevitz, Alleged German double agent -
 * Johannes Dronkers, Abwehr agent -
 * Juan Gomes de Lecube, Spanish Abwehr agent -
 * Karl Drücke, German spy -
 * Lutz Bertram, German radio presenter and Stasi informer -
 * Mohsen Fadl, German spy in Cairo -
 * Otto Dietergartner, German spy -
 * Paul Borrchat, Abwerh archaeologist -
 * Robin Pearson, Stasi spy in Britain -
 * Ruth Kühn, German spy in Hawaii for the Japanese -
 * Vera Eriksen, German spy -
 * Werner Thiel, Nazi spy in USA -

Iran

 * Taimour Bakhtiar, SAVAK -

Iraq

 * Jabbar al-Khafaji, Iraqi commander -

Israel

 * Abraham Dar, John Darling (spy), Shin Beth -
 * Aviezer Ya'ari, Israeli intelligence officer -
 * Avraham Dar, Israeli intelligence officer -
 * Avraham Elad, Israeli intelligence officer -
 * Avraham Gehmer, Mossad officer -
 * Benjamin Siman-Tov, Israel intelligence officer -
 * Benny Avni, Israeli military intelligence -
 * Binyamin Blumberg, Israeli Intelligence -
 * Binyamin Siman-Tov, Israeli intelligence officer -
 * Boris Guriel, Israeli intelligence -
 * Ceasar Yosef Cohen, Israeli spy in Egypt -
 * Chaim Binyamini, Israeli military intelligence -
 * Chaim Carmon, Israeli intelligence officer and Holocaust survivor -
 * David Gedaliah, Israeli military intelligence -
 * Eliahu Rika, Mossad agent -
 * Ephraim Dekel, Israeli intelligence -
 * Gideon Mahanaimi, Israel military intelligence -
 * Haim Gaon, Irsael military intelligence -
 * Hayden Dayekh, Lebanese collaborator for Israel -
 * Howards H. Schack, US businessman and agent for Israel -
 * Ibrahim Shahin, Egyptian spy for Israel -
 * Iser Halprin, Shin Beth -
 * Ismail Sowan, Palestinean agent for Israel -
 * Jack Leon Thomas, Israeli agent in Egypt -
 * Johann Neeser, Swiss spy for Shin Beth -
 * Lily Kastel, Mossad -
 * Marcelle Victorine Ninio, Israeli spy in Egypt -
 * Marianne Gladnikoff, Israeli spy -
 * Max Binnet, Israeli military intelligence -
 * Meir Shmuel Meyuhas, Egyptian spy for Israel -
 * Meir Yosef Za'afran, Egyptian spy for Israel -
 * Michel Moukharbal, PFLP member and Israeli informant -
 * Moshe Ben-David, Mossad -
 * Moshe Sasson, Israeli intelligence officer and diplomat -
 * Nahman Tal, Israeli intelligence -
 * Nahum Nevot, Mossad -
 * Philip Hermann Nathanson, Israeli agent in Egypt -
 * Rafi Malka, Israeli intelligence -
 * Raphael Grabli, Israel military intelligence -
 * Raphael Sutton, Israel military intelligence -
 * Reuven Hazak, Shin Beth -
 * Robert Nissim Dassa, Israeli agent in Egypt -
 * Ronald Barnett (Mossad) -
 * Ruth Zucker, Israeli intelligence agent -
 * Shaaltiel Ben-Yair, Mossad -
 * Shaul Shamai, Israel military intelligence -
 * Shmuel Becor Azzar, Israeli agent in Egypt -
 * Shula Arazi-Cohen, Israeli spy in Lebanon -
 * Victor Moise Levy, Israeli agent in Egypt -
 * Wilhelm Naef, Swiss spy for Shin Beth -
 * Ya'acov Bar-Simantov, Mossad case officer -
 * Ya'acov Buqa'i, Israeli cover agent -
 * Ya'acov Caroz, Israeli intelligence -
 * Ya'acov Eli Na'im, Israeli agent in Egypt -
 * Ya'acov Nimrodi, Israeli military intelligence -
 * Ya'acov Shimoni, Israeli diplomat -
 * Yehoshua Palmon, Israeli diplomat -
 * Yehuda Gil, Mossad -
 * Yoel Ben-Porat, Israeli military intelligence -
 * Yonah Bendman, Israeli military intelligence -
 * Yosef Alper, Mossad -
 * Yosef Ben-Gal, Mossad -
 * Zadok Ophir, Israeli intelligence -
 * Ze'ev Bar-Lavi, Israeli military intelligence -
 * Ze'ev Grodzinsky, Jewish agent -
 * Ze'ev William Barkan, Israeli intelligence -
 * Zeev Shing, Mossad -
 * Zui Schiller, Israeli military intelligence –

Jordan

 * Haim Avergil, Israeli spy for Jordan -

Lebanon

 * Nissim Nassem, Lebanese spy in Israel -

Netherlands

 * Pieter Dourlein and Johan Ubbink, Dutch SOE agents -

Romania

 * Efraim Samuel, Israeli spy for Romania -

Soviet Union/Russia

 * Adolf Chapsky, NKVD -
 * Alexander Fedin, FSB assassin -
 * Allan Footoi, GRU -
 * Anatoly Mikonov, deputy chief of GRU -
 * Andre Labarthe (spy), GRU spy -
 * Anton Donhause, West German politician and Soviet spy -
 * Arkadi Gouk Arkadi Guk, KGB -
 * Artem Uss, Russian spy -
 * Barbara Fell, Soviet spy -
 * Douglas Britten, KGB spy -
 * Filip Kislitsyn, NKVD -
 * Fiona Houlding, Soviet spy in the UK -
 * Francesco Constantini, NKVD spy -
 * George Slocombe, Soviet Spy -
 * George Zlatovski, Soviet spy -
 * Hugh O'Donnell (spy), Stalinist spy in Spain –
 * Igor Milkashevsky, Soviet boxer and NKVD agent -
 * Ismail Akhmedov, GRU -
 * Ismail Akhmedov, WW2 GRU officer -
 * Israel Altman, Soviet spy -
 * Jean Charles Alexander, WW2 double agent -
 * John Clarence, Soviet Spy -
 * Karlfranz Schmidt-Wittmarck, West German politician and soviet spy -
 * Kyrianos Costi, Soviet agent -
 * Leo Kon, Soviet spy -
 * Manfred Rotsch Soviet spy in West Germany -
 * Marna Garikovna Melkova, Soviet NKVD agent and Beria's protégé -
 * Morris and Lona Cohen, Soviet Illegals -
 * Peter Rachkovskiy, ochrana -
 * Pierre-Charles Pathé Soviet agent in France -
 * Rikardas Vaygauskas, KGB -
 * Samuel Borisovich Cahan Soviet diplomatic spy in London -
 * Sergey Godlize, Soviet secret service -
 * Simon Kremer, GRU agent -
 * Sivioj Husein Abdoolcader, Soviet spy -
 * Stig Erik Comstans Wennestrom Swedish air force officer and Soviet spy -
 * Vernon F. Mitchell, NSA mathematician and soviet spy -
 * Victor Morris Hamilton, NSA linguist and soviet spy -
 * Walter Dail, Soviet Spy -
 * Willi Brandes, Mikhail Borovoy Soviet Illegal -
 * Yenrik Yagoda NKVD officer -
 * Yevgeni Teleguev, KGB general -
 * Yevgeni Vladimirovich Brin, Soviet illegal and double agent -
 * Yisrael Baer, Israeli KGB agent -

Sudan

 * Hachim Abou Zeid, Sudanese secret service -
 * Omer Mohamed al-Tayed Sudan intelligence chief -

Sweden

 * Walter Lindquist, Swedish intelligence chief -

Syria

 * Habib Anthony Salmore, Syrian professor -
 * Mohamed al-Khuli, Syrian Air Force intelligence -

Switzerland

 * Alfred Frauenknecht, Swiss spy -

United Kingdom

 * Adrianus Vrinter, SIS -
 * Alastair Horne, MI5 -
 * Alexander Szek (1894-1917) WWI British spy in Germany -
 * Alexis Forter, SIS -
 * Arthur Lakey, MI5 informant -
 * Basil Tisdall -
 * Charles Cattley -
 * Charles R. Ellis, SIS -
 * Charles Ransom, SIS -
 * Conrad O’Bryan Tear, SIS -
 * Conrad Parlanti, SIS -
 * Cudbert Thornhill, British intelligence -
 * Cyril Mills -
 * David Fortman, SIS -
 * Derek Vershoyle, SIS -
 * Dick Clements, agent of influence -
 * Donald Lancaster, SIS -
 * Edward Boxshall, SIS -
 * Edward G. Boxshall (1897-1894) British MI6 officer -
 * Erhan Forbes Dennis, SIS -
 * Felix Cowgill -
 * Felix Cowgill, British intelligence -
 * Fergie Demitov, SIS -
 * Frank Slocum, SIS -
 * Fredrick Voight, SIS -
 * George Cockerell -
 * George Grey Aston (1861-1938) British military intelligence -
 * Gerald Brook, SIS -
 * Gerald Glover Sis -
 * Gerald Holdsworth -
 * Guy Turrall, SOE -
 * Harold Lurtz, MI5 agent -
 * Harold Shergold -
 * Henry Landay, SIS -
 * Iona van Ustinov, MI5 -
 * J. M. Kangley -
 * Jack Cordeaux -
 * Johann Baumgart, SIS agent -
 * Johann de Graaf, SIS -
 * John Alpen, MI5 -
 * John Collord, MI5 -
 * John Cuckeney -
 * John Marriet, MI5 -
 * Joseph Andrew Blackwell, Victorian British spy -
 * Joseph Lenihan, MI5 double agent -
 * Kenneth Cohen, SIS -
 * Kenneth Post -
 * L. B. Weldon, SIS -
 * Leonard Bust, MI5 -
 * Leslie Jones Bennett, GCHQ -
 * Marjorie Mackie -
 * Mark Cottenham -
 * Mary Ann Clark -
 * Max Brandli, SIS double agent -
 * Michael Serpell, MI5 -
 * Monty Chidson -
 * Niall MacDermitt, MI5 -
 * Nigel Clive, SIS -
 * Norman Brock -
 * Patrick Marr-Johnson -
 * Patrick Whinney, SIS -
 * Paul Dehn (SOE) SOE propaganda expert -
 * Reginald Drake -
 * Renate Levi, SIS -
 * Rex Bosley, SIS -
 * Robert Hemblys-Sedes -
 * Robert Petter -
 * Ronald Symonds -
 * Theodore Patcher -
 * Tony Brooman-White, SIS -
 * Vadim Sintsov, Russian spy for the British -
 * William Charles Crocker, MI5 -
 * William Magar -

USA

 * Charles Radcliffe Haffenden, US Naval intelligence -
 * Felix Rodriquez, would-be-sniper of Castro -
 * Fritz Harfinger, US Navy director of Naval Intelligence -
 * Gordon Campbell (CIA officer) -
 * Russel A. Langelle US embassy security chief -
 * Tennent Harrington Bagley, CIA operations officer -
 * Tenneth Harrington Bagley, CIA officer -
 * Wilfred Mann, CIA liaison -

Yugoslavia

 * Smiljan Pecjak, Yugoslav spy -

Defectors

 * Abbas Hilmi (defector), Egyptian defector -
 * August Frantisek Chechoslovak defector -
 * Grigori Besedovsky, OGPU defector -
 * Grigory Tokarev, GRU defector -
 * Ileg Agraniants Soviet defector –
 * Ismail Akhmedov. GRU officer who defected to West -
 * Ivan Skripin, NKVD would-be-defector -
 * Liao Ho-Shu, Chinese defector to USA -
 * Mikhail Butkov, KGB defector -
 * Oleg Bitov, KGB defector -
 * Tung Chi-Ping, Chinese defector -
 * Viktor Oschenko, KGB defector -

Miscellaneous

 * Alfred K. Stern (communist), US communist "fellow traveller" -
 * Alfred Robert, Kodak employee -
 * Amos Malka, head of Aman -
 * Andreas Petresevics, Hungarian counterterrorism -
 * Anna de Rothschild, Inna Yashchyshyn, spy? -
 * Ascanio Cinnafarino, Spanish intelligencer for duke of Parma -
 * Basil Raoud Kubaisi, PFLP -
 * Bernard Fielding, SU -
 * Binyamin Blumberg, first leader of Lekem -
 * George Eltenton, spy? -
 * Giovan Barelli, Hospitaller spy in Constantinople -
 * Henri Piec, Dutch artist and communist -
 * Hubert Ginhovin -
 * Hugh Christie (spy) -
 * Jelial-ad-din Mohammed Akbar -
 * Joan Miller (spy) -
 * John Godfer, Naval inteligence -
 * Jose Estella Key, Gibraltar spy -
 * Karl Gustav Ernst -
 * Martin Dolinchek (AKA Anton Lubic), Alleged South African agent -
 * Milne brothers, Tim and Tony Milne -
 * Mohammed Zabimder, triple agent -
 * Naaman Belkinal, Zionist agent -
 * Otto Joklik, spy, defector or provocateur? -
 * Rex Fletcher, naval intelligence -
 * Stephen Held, German IRA sympathiser -
 * Thomas D'Arques, 17th century English spy -
 * Thomas Fowler (spy) -
 * Virginia Jean Baynes, CIA office secretary convicted of espionage -
 * Vyacheslav Lavinski -
 * Yehiel Horev, MALHAB -
 * Yehosphat Harhabi, Head of Aman -
 * Ze'ev Avni, Mossad/KGB double agent -
 * Ziad Muchassi, PLO -

Cryptography
See User:Skysmith/Missing topics about Cryptography

Issues

 * Clandestine mentality -
 * Cognitive traps for intelligence analysis -
 * Conspiratorial neurosis -
 * Corporate influence over intelligence -
 * cry-wolf syndrome -
 * damage caused by unauthorized disclosure -
 * Diplomat as honourable spy -
 * Domestic surveillance and social media -
 * dream-world spookology -
 * Freedom of the press and national security -
 * intelligence and international law -
 * intelligence and threat analysis -
 * Journalists as spies -
 * legislative oversight of intelligence -
 * legislative oversight of intelligence -
 * paradox of expertise -
 * paradox of warning, warning paradox -
 * Politicization of intelligence-
 * Pseudoscience intelligence studies –
 * sick think -

Proposals

 * Ben-McCurdy initiative -
 * Donovan proposal -
 * Scarcroft proposal -
 * Turner Proposal -

Reports

 * Intelligence information report (IIR) -
 * Kirkpatrick Report -
 * Midday Intelligence Report -
 * National Intelligence Daily -

Treaties

 * Anglo-American Signals Intelligence Agreement -
 * Anglo-American Signals Intelligence Treaty -
 * British-Jordanian Intelligence Cooperation -
 * British-United States Security Agreement -

Other

 * Black Jumbo -
 * Bruce-Lovett Report -
 * Burchett Interview -
 * Bwen-McCurdy Initiative -
 * Cambridge Comintern -
 * CIA Memorial Garden -
 * Cockroach Alley -
 * condition rating system -
 * confidence level scale -
 * Current Intelligence Bulletin -
 * Curzon Street House -
 * defense automated warning system -
 * Defense Intelligence Agency Manual -
 * deliberate automated warning system -
 * Donovan proposal -
 * Field information report (FIR) -
 * Fifty CIA Trailblazers -
 * Funny Neuk -
 * Gaczyna, probably non-existent KGB training village -
 * Geospatial Intelligence Stewardship -
 * global information environment -
 * Global Information infrastructure -
 * Hauskapelle, Germany -
 * Homeland Security Operations Morning Brief -
 * incident management system -
 * information dominance -
 * information warrior -
 * Intelligence federation -
 * Intelligence Information Report intelligence information report(IIR) -
 * Intelligence journal -
 * intelligence literature -
 * Intelligence Officer Berlin -
 * Intelligence property book -
 * Intelligence subject code -
 * Intelligence system -
 * Ironbark Papers -
 * Jeremiah Report, 1998 -
 * Kirkpatrick Report -
 * Maxwell Fyfe Directive -
 * messages personnel -
 * Midday Intelligence Report -
 * mugbook -
 * National Communication System -
 * National Intelligence Daily -
 * Nongovernmental global intelligence and security -
 * Operational intelligence center -
 * P. O. Box A-1968 (Soviet) -
 * paradox of collection -
 * primary executive center -
 * Protection for intelligence -
 * Public affairs ground rules -
 * Public affairs guidance -
 * Puzma Muzmich, fictional spy -
 * Robinson Papers -
 * Rockefeller Commissions -
 * Scriocroft proposal -
 * Sensitive Homeland Security Information -
 * Simon-Tov Procedure -
 * single intelligence vote -
 * Special Group Augmented -
 * Stoplight chart -
 * T-Apparat -
 * Taylos Commission -
 * third-agency rule -
 * Transcription Department -
 * Turner Proposal -
 * United States Signal Intelligence Directive (USSID) -
 * Velvet Fist -
 * Whalen Documents -
 * Year of Intelligence, 1925 -

Sources include
 * Anthony Glees - The Stasi Files
 * Nigel West - ’’Historical Dictionary of British Intelligence’’
 * Nigel West - ’’Historical Dictionary of German Intelligence’’
 * Nigel West – ’’Cold War Counterfeit Spies’’
 * Richard Deacon – Spyclopedia
 * Ronald Payne - Mossad
 * William MacKenzie - Secret History of Special Operations Executive