INVESTIGATION: Uncovering Chinese Academic Espionage at Stanford.

After interviewing multiple anonymous Stanford faculty, students, and China experts, the Review can confirm that the CCP is orchestrating a widespread intelligence-gathering campaign at Stanford. 1/8 https://t.co/XOho9E95t4

The Stanford Review

wild. https://x.com/stanfordreview/status/1920158365101273316?s=46

nah this is kind of par for the course in STEM / ivy leagues and isn't exclusive to china or chinese students

you want to talk about some wild spying? check this out:

design @splits | /wireframe /latenightcrew /event-pass /feud

nah this is kind of par for the course in STEM / ivy leagues and isn't exclusive to china or chinese students

you want to talk about some wild spying? check this out: 

https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/nsa-spied-through-angry-birds-other-apps-report-flna2d12006530

(1) building at /melon (2) comics at /trending-casts (3) onchain coffee at /segue (4) generally casts about music and parenting (5) English & 中文 are spoken here

lmao not it is absolutely not. and your article is from 11 years ago. try again.

- Kendall Myers (Columbia University / Johns Hopkins SAIS), spied for Cuba
- Ana Montes (Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies - SAIS), spied for Cuba
- Stewart David Nozette (MIT / University of Arizona / NASA), attempted to spy for Isreal/Mossad
- Ron Hansen (Brigham Young University), spied for Russia

happy to keep going if you still think this kind of thing really isn't par for the course on these campuses

i maintain my opinion that being monitored by the NSA via angry birds is a lot weirder than spies in academia

Right— angry birds > CCP campus spy networks. Genius.