The gadgets, which include cameras disguised as folders, briefcases, and more, were built for use by the KGB, the Stasi, and ...

Pens that shoot, cameras in matchboxes, poison-tipped umbrellas—the Cold War wasn’t just fought with words. These were the ...

Melita Norwood was the KGB's longest-serving female agent in Britain, until being exposed in 1992 by legendary defector ...

The camera could be set to begin taking photographs ... It is no longer in production. Convicted KGB spy John A. Walker, Jr., used a Minox C to photograph sensitive National Security Agency ...

Secret information hidden in this toilet was collected periodically by Harry Houghton. In 1961 he was sentenced to 15 years ...

Christopher Boyce and Andrew Daulton Lee journeyed from the Palos Verdes Peninsula suburbs to become Soviet spies, a story ...

When President Ronald Reagan’s White House threatened thousands of government officials with polygraph exams, supposedly to ...

GCHQ, based from its famous “donut shaped” headquarters in Cheltenham and led by Anne Keast-Butler, tries to access, analyse ...

Brisbane grandmother Sue-Ellen Doherty, grew up in a family of spies. Her parents, Dudley and Joan, worked for ASIO.