Former NSA Agent Jareh Sebastian Dalke Faces 21 Years in Prison After Trying to Sell US Secrets to Russia

Jareh Sebastian Dalke, Former NSA Agent Who Tried To Sell Us Secrets to Russia To Spend 21 Years Behind Bars

Former NSA employee Dalke, in a sting operation, sent a letter to an undercover FBI agent posing as a Russian operative, offering classified information. Dalke received a 21-year prison sentence for attempted espionage.
Colorado: Former NSA Employee Attempts Selling US Classified Documents to Russia

Former Colorado NSA Employee Pleads Guilty to Attempted Espionage

By BERT HOOVER
A former National Security Agency employee from Colorado has confessed to attempting to sell US classified documents to Russia, as per a plea deal reached on Monday.
Espionage Case: Army Doctor, Wife Arrested for Trying to Sell Medical Secrets to Russia

Espionage Case: Army Doctor, Wife Arrested for Trying to Sell Medical Secrets to Russia

By Rick Martin
After a U.S. naval engineer and his wife were arrested for trying to sell confidential data to another country, an army doctor and his wife were also arrested for trying to sell confidential information to Russia.
Argentina’s Former President Mauricio Macri Goes to Court on Espionage Allegations

Argentina's Former President Mauricio Macri Goes to Court on Espionage Allegations

By Mary Webber
Argentina's former President Mauricio Macri testified in federal court over allegations of espionage against him for having spied on the relatives of the dead crew members of the submarine ship that sank four years ago.

Study Abroad Programs, Students Warned About Espionage Targeting; FBI Releases 'Game of Pawns' Video

By Shawn Raymundo
The FBI has warned college students studying abroad that foreign intelligence officers are known to discreetly target and recruit young U.S. citizens with the purpose of gaining national secrets, Fox News reported.

What's the NSA Doing With Angry Birds Data?

By Robert Schoon
The National Security Agency and its British counterpart have reportedly targeted Angry Birds and other unsecured mobile phone apps to vacuum up data.

Wikileaks Bradley Manning Trial: Manning Apologizes, WikiLeaks Says Statement 'Extorted' From Him

By Matt Tracy
Army PFC Bradley Manning apologized to a military court during a sentencing hearing on Wednesday, citing issues from his childhood.
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