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l your needs. Ideal for shooting in every conceivable situation, it is also used to record voice memos and can therefore be very useful for courses through his microphone. With its tiny size, the Spy Pen is an easy way to shoot discreetly, it is also the right gadget for hidden cameras. You can easily transfer your videos to a computer (using a micro SD or USB). The spy pen is very convenient for people wishing to video surveillance in a specific location (home, office, car ...). One use often emerges is that of collecting evidence about the infidelity of a spouse, in the case of a divorce, for example. Accessory No.1 expert espionage and has always reserved for them, the pen camera is finally available to anyone in need.

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The new face of French spies
Decided to recruit 690 people in six years, the DGSE now prospecting in the top engineering schools and universities to find new recruits: scientists, linguists ... and more and more women. Central has agreed to open its doors to the Figaro Magazine.
Recruited his school aeronautical engineers

Over the years, the "box" as the call them agents, has been transformed. Once men and military structure after the war now employs 4,700 people, 70% of them civilians. The proportion of women there has jumped from 6 to 25% in five years. And this trend will continue. "In five or six years left on a post, they provide stability and therefore more expertise. Moreover, they detect more easily traps and spinning ... and are less sure of their superiority, provides a manager. Now the DGSE deploys women across the globe, with the exception of the Gulf where they are veiled, could not drive or shake hands. "Julie, 27 years old brunette integrated DGSE in 2008, embodies this new generation. Analyst - "operator" in the jargon-house-in against ballistic missile proliferation in the Directorate of Intelligence, she was approached in the school of aeronautical engineers. "At the end of the year, two people came one morning, appearing initially as the Ministry of Defence. But soon it was rumored that they were the DGSE. This has attracted the interest of fifty students in the promo. It was exhilarating, she laughs. Today I do not feel or spy and even less the soul of a Mata Hari. In film, we are represented as flying in seductive pillow talk or as stooges. In fact, I spend hours behind a desk to prevent attacks. " In addition to canvassing the end of classes, the DGSE now advertises in the national press, in the Official Journal or the Association for the use of frames (Apec). "The recruitment, too long and endogenous based solely on word-of-mouth should be open to all cultures. Our service should be diversified maximum in the image of the company, says Erard Corbin Mangoux, head of the DGSE since October 2008. This is creating synergies between the skills people out of Sciences Po, graduates of colleges and engineers that can offer a fabulous job on the operational level. The mix of talent is our creed, the richness of the house. "

As such, the DGSE is looking for 270 officers additional information and experienced linguists profiles mastering Russian, Chinese, Arabic, Pashto or Urdu but also the Maghreb dialects and Syrian-Lebanese. "Unlike technical projects that require years of investment, the needs of the few languages vary depending on whether the time, says Vincent Nibourel. For example, during the hostage-taking of Jolo in 2000, we had to resort to emergency people speaking Tagalog. But we do not care then for twenty-five years. "

Erard Corbin, director of the DGSE since October 2008: "The mix of talent is our credo." (Photo credits: DR) More of Minds, selected according to their "emotional stability," succumb to the siren songs of the "pool." Most even accept a discount of approximately 5% compared to wages in the private sector to do this job outside the norm. Currently, a young agent enlisted to leave school receives a salary of 36,000 to 38,000 euros gross per year. For some listed "more junior" profiles, amounts verge 50,000 euros per year. Once you have crossed the gates of the "Central", future technicians and intelligence officers shape their skills to suit 500 internships hand sewn and very special. Last year, the makers of "Service" spent 44,000 days of training in the recruitment and treatment of "human resources" hiding techniques but also the locksmith, makeup or "de-silhouettag", which aims to metamorphose into a nod. "Very practical, these new modules learn to change in the toilets of an airport, to react with a natural control when traveling under a false identity or to use advanced communication equipment," said "Henry," Colonel responsible for training. In some cases, simulations scale, triggered in France or in a foreign territory, plunge "trainees" of the DGSE in tricky situations it is to defuse. "On the ground, the responsibility of our men is important because lives are at stake, breath Colonel" Henry. " Relieve pressure would leave an apprentice flying an A380. "Spies grass are warned. "Here, applicants are reminded that we practice underground, our commitment is in a rough arc of crisis from Marrakech to Bangladesh and the 24 hours easement 24 is the rule. The attacks rarely held Monday at 10 am. "

Spy Pen- What we would not give to know what people in general (colleagues in particular) think of us, What they say about us when we turn our backs. Well with the Spy Pen, find out what you hide others know who said what about when you're not there or if your spouse is cheating. The spy pen is a small gadget that allows you to take pictures and movies discreetly incognito - perfect to make your hidden cameras for your video surveillance, home, office or in the car, the movies you can easily transfer them to your computer. The spy pen is convenient and easy to use: load the first, then turn it on by pressing the ON button, quickly press the same button to take a photo or longer (2 sec) to activate the camera or stop, and more than 5 seconds to turn the spy pen.

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These spies who made history

In The Romance of espionage, Vladimir Fdorovski evokes all the famous cases, 20s to today, Philby Putin, rythmrent relations between Russia and the Western world.

Georgi Markov and the Bulgarian umbrella

Moscow's allies in the Soviet bloc, especially the Bulgarians, showed much less cautious than the Kremlin. The zeal with which they tracked down the "traitors" who had fled abroad owed much to the exasperation of the Bulgarian dictator Todor Zhivkov, who could not stand the criticism and ridicule of expatriates. The most famous author of emigration, Georgi Markov, regularly delivered to comment on the corruption and excesses of the regime of Sofia on the Bulgarian branch of the BBC World Service and Radio Free Europe. He readily ridiculed the Communist leader, accusing him his poor sense of humor, his brutal "police village" and his penchant for its claim to be a great hunter "pompous phrases." In early 1978, the Bulgarian Minister of Interior asked the KGB to help liquidate Georgi Markov. This request was discussed at a meeting chaired by Andropov, attended by his two deputies and Oleg Kalugin, head of the cons-espionage. Unenthusiastic about the idea of taking risks for Bulgarians, Andropov finally surrendered to the argument that a refusal would be an intolerable affront to their leader. "But he insisted there will be no direct involvement on our part. Give Bulgarians what they need, show them how to use it and send someone to Sofia to train their men. And that's all. "The KGB placed at their disposal the resources of the top-secret laboratory poisons. The murder weapon was hidden in an American umbrella part of a lot purchased by the KGB resident in Washington. The tip of the umbrella had been transformed into gun silencer. This weapon fired tiny pellet containing a lethal dose of ricin, an extremely potent poison extracted from castor beans. On 7 September 1978, when Markov expecting a bus stop on Waterloo Bridge, he felt a slight sting in his right thigh. Mechanically turned, he saw a man standing behind him, who had dropped his umbrella. The stranger apologized, picked up the object and rushed into a taxi waiting nearby. Markov felt no immediate effect. But he fell seriously ill and died the next day in hospital. Autopsy allowed to regain a little lead in his thigh: ricin, as expected KGB was broken.