The UK’s foreign intelligence service, MI6, launched a new online portal which it says will allow potential spies in Russia and elsewhere to send the agency messages securely over the dark web.

MI6 has launched a dark web portal, Silent Courier, to recruit spies and gather information securely. The platform targets potential informants worldwide, including Russia. Britain's foreign ...

The United Kingdom’s spy agency is set to launch a web portal on the dark web to recruit informants and receive secret information from agents in Russia and worldwide, Britain’s Foreign, Commonwealth ...

Secure dark web portal launched by MI6 offers new contact route for potential informants Agency hopes Silent Courier will attract Russian sources and others with secrets MI6 provides Tor and VPN ...

James Bond once described the job as a travelling 'sort of licensed troubleshooter'. But now those aspiring to join MI6 won't even need to leave their bedrooms as the service is opening a 'virtual ...

MI6 has launched a “dark web portal” to let Russian and Chinese traitors get in touch. The platform, known as Silent Courier, marks a major shift for British spooks, who say it is now safer to meet ...

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MI6 is launching its own dedicated portal on the dark web in the hope of attracting new spies online, notably from Russia. Secure messaging platform Silent Courier aims to strengthen national security ...

Britain’s foreign intelligence service, MI6, is launching a new online portal called Silent Courier, aimed at using the dark web to entice potential spies to send it secrets, particularly targeting ...

Britain’s foreign intelligence service, MI6, is opening a digital front in espionage with a new dark web portal called Silent Courier, aimed at attracting potential spies to share secrets, ...

James Bond once described the job as a travelling 'sort of licenced troubleshooter'. But now those aspiring to join MI6 won't even need to leave their bedrooms as the service is opening a 'virtual ...