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China and Russia use fake relationships to spy on Silicon Valley, risking U.S. tech secrets.
Chinese and Russian intelligence agencies are reportedly using sophisticated "honeytrap" tactics—posing as romantic partners, investors, or researchers—to infiltrate Silicon Valley, according to U.S. intelligence and a Times of London investigation.
These operations, described as a form of psychological warfare, involve long-term relationships, sometimes marriages, to gain access to sensitive technology and trade secrets.
While specific cases, including a Tesla employee’s conviction, highlight real risks, official confirmation of a coordinated "sex warfare" campaign remains limited.
Experts warn of growing threats to U.S. innovation ecosystems, with annual economic espionage losses estimated at up to $600 billion, primarily linked to China.
China y Rusia utilizan relaciones falsas para espiar en Silicon Valley, arriesgando los secretos tecnológicos de EE.UU.