U.S. officials warn of Chinese and Russian "sex warfare" operations targeting tech professionals

U.S. counterintelligence officials have issued a warning regarding increasing "sex warfare" operations conducted by Chinese and Russian agents. These agents are reportedly deploying attractive women to seduce, marry, and even start families with American technology professionals in an effort to extract sensitive information, according to a report by The Times.

This warning highlights the evolving tactics used by foreign operatives to gain access to valuable data and insights from the U.S. tech sector. The implications of such operations raise concerns about national security and the protection of sensitive information within the industry.

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The situation underscores the need for increased vigilance among tech professionals regarding personal relationships and the potential risks associated with them.