James King
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The Nightly: Kira Korolev: Secret documents reveal Kremlin-backed military firm paid accused Russian spy \ 7NEWS: Brisbane soldier accused of being a Russian spy; The Nightly: Editorial: Chilling Russian spy saga another blow for the ADF; POLITICO: National Security Daily 14 August
ASPI The Strategist, co-author: Cyber security means sticking with trusted, not any, providers
The Nightly: Accused Russian spy Kira Korolev starred in Australian Defence Force recruitment videos; 7news.com.au, author: Accused Russian spy Kira Korolev starred in Australian Defence Force recruitment videos \ 7NEWS: Accused Russian spy was the face of a deleted Defence recruitment campaign; 7NEWS Sunrise: Russian spy scandal fallout; The Nightly: Kira Korolev: Coalition demands urgent investigation into accused Russian spy’s role in army recruitment video
The Nightly: Aussie Islamic State survivor Joe McDowell returns to Australia after being shot in Afghanistan
The Nightly: Chinese Government official’s son gloats about multi-year hack targeting Australian intelligence agencies
The Nightly: Security revelations: Messages between Chinese hackers show Australian Strategic Policy Institute is a target \ Sky News' Sharri: ASPI funding on the 'chopping block' due to CCP demands; Sky News' Sharri: Shadow Home Affairs and Cyber Security Minister James Paterson; The Canberra Times: ASPI was targeted by Chinese hackers
The Nightly: Robert Pether: Australian worker's jailing in Iraq a grim tale of central bank corruption and missing millions \ The Nightly: Editorial: PM must intervene to free Aussie dad Robert Pether from Iraqi jail
The Nightly: Canberra cafe serving Australia's top spies had links to China \ Formiche: Un bar di Canberra è al centro degli intrighi spionistici Cina-Australia; Sky News' Sharri: ASPI funding on the 'chopping block' due to CCP demands
The Australian Financial Review: Revealed: The respectable life of the suspected Medibank hacker \ POLITICO: Weekly Cybersecurity 20 February.
ABC News, Internet2.0 report co-author: Beijing-owned businesses using Australian law firms to advise on takeovers of critical projects \ Internet2.0, co-author: Law firms in Australia
The Australian, comment: Bookseller Dymocks the latest to fall victim to hackers, who claim to have stolen private data from up to 1m customers
The Guardian: Company emails at odds with evidence used to jail Australian engineer Robert Pether in Iraq \ Network Ten's The Project: Bombshell documents prove Aussie imprisoned in Iraq is innocent
The Australian, comment: Australian man Alexander Csergo: a networker or working for Chinese intelligence agencies?
The Australian: Democracy needs big tech in the tent
Australian Financial Review, comment: How the AEC faced the online trolls and won
ABC News, co-author: Confucius Institute Chinese language and culture teachers must ‘love the motherland’ to apply
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