China, Russia, are using asymmetric advantage, unleash sex warfare to seduce U.S. tech

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China and Russia have deployed attractive women to United States

to seduce unwitting Silicon Valley Tech executives

as part of a sex warfare operation,

aiming at stealing American technology secrets according to a report.

Industry insiders told the times of London that they have been approached by would-be honeypods,

some of whom have even managed to ensnare their targets by marrying them and having children,

Chinese and Russian agents,

are also using social media startup competitions and venture capital investments

to infiltrate the heart of the America's tech industry.

The reports that I'm getting an enormous number of very sophisticated LinkedIn requests

from the same type of attractive young Chinese woman.

James Malvin, chief intelligence officer at risk management from Pamir Consulting, told the times it really seems to have ramped up recently. A former U.S. counterintelligence official who now works for Silicon Valley startups told the times that he secretly investigated one case

of a beautiful Russian woman who worked at a U.S.-based aerospace company where she met an American

colleague whom she eventually married, according to the former counterattentantions office,

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