Olympics Spies
- All
- News
-
Canada Olympic Women's Football Team Docked Six Points Over Drone Scandal
Canada's Olympic women's football team have been deducted six points and their coach Beverly Priestman suspended for a year after a staff member used a drone to spy on a rival team at the Paris Games.
-
France Announces Major Operation To Fight Cyber-Spying Ahead Of Paris Olympics
Investigators were targeting a network of bots suspected of infecting computers with PlugX malware and of stealing data from them "notably for purposes of espionage.
-
Canada Football Staff Sent Home Over Olympic Drone Scandal
An assistant coach and an analyst with the Canadian women's football team were on Wednesday sent home from the Olympics for their part in a spying scandal.
-
Salman Khan's Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan Official Trailer Out Now, Film Releases April 21 in India
Salman Khan's upcoming movie Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan has dropped its official trailer just a few days before the release of the film on April 21. The family entertainer movie also stars Pooja Hegde and Olympic medal winning boxer Vijender Singh, who plays one of the antagonists in the film.
-
Mahindra XUV700 Javelin Edition Models For Gold Medallists Neeraj Chopra And Sumit Antil Spotted
Spy photos of the Mahindra XUV700 Javelin Edition, which will be presented to Olympic gold medal winners, Neeraj Chopra (2020 Olympics) and Sumit Antil (2020 Paralympics), have leaked online, giving us a glimpse of the new special edition SUVs.
-
Russian Spies Hacked the Olympics and Tried to Make It Look Like North Korea Did It, US Officials Say
Officials in Pyeongchang acknowledged that the Games were hit by a cyber-attack during the February 9 opening ceremony.
-
Russia to spy on Olympic athletes, visitors: reports
Russia has installed an all-encompassing surveillance system at the site of next year's Winter Olympic Games in Sochi that will allow security services to listen in on athletes and visitors, security analysts said today.
-
With Edward Snowden's fate undecided, White House coy on Barack Obama's Russia visit
The White House is deliberately leaving it vague as to whether President Barack Obama will attend talks in Moscow with Russian President Vladimir Putin if the saga involving former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden is unresolved.
-
Barack Obama speaks with Vladimir Putin on Edward Snowden, but no sign of movement
President Barack Obama raised US concerns directly with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday over Moscow's handling of former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden, but there was no sign of a breakthrough on Washington's demand that Russia expel him.
-
Britain's MI5 spy chief to step down
Britain's MI5 spy chief, who oversaw a safe Olympics and helped transform the Security Service's counter-terrorism operations in the wake of the 2005 London bombings, will step down next month.
-
Three charged in Olympic Stadium spy probe
Three people were charged with fraud on Wednesday as part of an investigation into allegations that Premier League club Tottenham spied on Olympic officials during its failed bid to take over London's Olympic Stadium.
-
Man accused of spying on Chinese Olympic swimmers
A man has appeared in a British court for sentencing after admitting spying on members of the Chinese Olympic swimming team in a women's changing room.
-
Olympics pose challenge to UK spies: Panel
Britain's intelligence and security committee says the country's spy agencies are under strain as they face a critical challenge from the London Olympics.
-
Al Qaeda may pose threat to London Olympics: UK spy chief
Though they still retain safe havens in Pakistan and Afghanistan, jihadists are now heading to the Middle East to seek terrorist training as parts of the Arab world have "once more become a permissive environment for Al Qaeda", British intelligence chief has warned.
-
Al Qaeda may pose threat to Olympics: UK spy chief
Though they still retain safe havens in Pakistan and Afghanistan, jihadists are now heading to the Middle East to seek terrorist training as parts of the Arab world have "once more become a permissive environment for al Qaeda", British intelligence chief has warned.
-
Canada Olympic Women's Football Team Docked Six Points Over Drone Scandal
Canada's Olympic women's football team have been deducted six points and their coach Beverly Priestman suspended for a year after a staff member used a drone to spy on a rival team at the Paris Games.
-
France Announces Major Operation To Fight Cyber-Spying Ahead Of Paris Olympics
Investigators were targeting a network of bots suspected of infecting computers with PlugX malware and of stealing data from them "notably for purposes of espionage.
-
Canada Football Staff Sent Home Over Olympic Drone Scandal
An assistant coach and an analyst with the Canadian women's football team were on Wednesday sent home from the Olympics for their part in a spying scandal.
-
Salman Khan's Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan Official Trailer Out Now, Film Releases April 21 in India
Salman Khan's upcoming movie Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan has dropped its official trailer just a few days before the release of the film on April 21. The family entertainer movie also stars Pooja Hegde and Olympic medal winning boxer Vijender Singh, who plays one of the antagonists in the film.
-
Mahindra XUV700 Javelin Edition Models For Gold Medallists Neeraj Chopra And Sumit Antil Spotted
Spy photos of the Mahindra XUV700 Javelin Edition, which will be presented to Olympic gold medal winners, Neeraj Chopra (2020 Olympics) and Sumit Antil (2020 Paralympics), have leaked online, giving us a glimpse of the new special edition SUVs.
-
Russian Spies Hacked the Olympics and Tried to Make It Look Like North Korea Did It, US Officials Say
Officials in Pyeongchang acknowledged that the Games were hit by a cyber-attack during the February 9 opening ceremony.
-
Russia to spy on Olympic athletes, visitors: reports
Russia has installed an all-encompassing surveillance system at the site of next year's Winter Olympic Games in Sochi that will allow security services to listen in on athletes and visitors, security analysts said today.
-
With Edward Snowden's fate undecided, White House coy on Barack Obama's Russia visit
The White House is deliberately leaving it vague as to whether President Barack Obama will attend talks in Moscow with Russian President Vladimir Putin if the saga involving former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden is unresolved.
-
Barack Obama speaks with Vladimir Putin on Edward Snowden, but no sign of movement
President Barack Obama raised US concerns directly with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday over Moscow's handling of former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden, but there was no sign of a breakthrough on Washington's demand that Russia expel him.
-
Britain's MI5 spy chief to step down
Britain's MI5 spy chief, who oversaw a safe Olympics and helped transform the Security Service's counter-terrorism operations in the wake of the 2005 London bombings, will step down next month.
-
Three charged in Olympic Stadium spy probe
Three people were charged with fraud on Wednesday as part of an investigation into allegations that Premier League club Tottenham spied on Olympic officials during its failed bid to take over London's Olympic Stadium.
-
Man accused of spying on Chinese Olympic swimmers
A man has appeared in a British court for sentencing after admitting spying on members of the Chinese Olympic swimming team in a women's changing room.
-
Olympics pose challenge to UK spies: Panel
Britain's intelligence and security committee says the country's spy agencies are under strain as they face a critical challenge from the London Olympics.
-
Al Qaeda may pose threat to London Olympics: UK spy chief
Though they still retain safe havens in Pakistan and Afghanistan, jihadists are now heading to the Middle East to seek terrorist training as parts of the Arab world have "once more become a permissive environment for Al Qaeda", British intelligence chief has warned.
-
Al Qaeda may pose threat to Olympics: UK spy chief
Though they still retain safe havens in Pakistan and Afghanistan, jihadists are now heading to the Middle East to seek terrorist training as parts of the Arab world have "once more become a permissive environment for al Qaeda", British intelligence chief has warned.
