Multiple Foreign Adversaries (source)

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Multiple Foreign Adversaries United States Other AI-Enhanced Social Engineering [+2] Deepfake Video Creation Assessment Omission

U.S. Government Assessment Omits Foreign Election Threats from Intelligence Community Report

Intelligence Agencies Shift Focus to Post-Election Monitoring as 2024 Campaign Intensifies
Multiple Foreign Adversaries China Cuba Iran [+19] Multiple Multiple Foreign States Russia United States Russia Election Interference Disinformation Campaigns Cyber Espionage Influence Operations Infrastructure Attacks Government Infiltration Website Defacement Social Media Hijacking Defensive Strategy Development Voter Intimidation Intelligence Assessment Disclosure Vulnerability Scanning Foreign Information Manipulation State Media Coordination

Multiple Foreign Adversaries Target 2022 US Midterm Elections Through Social Media

Russia, China, Iran, and Cuba conduct influence operations while election infrastructure remains secure
Multiple Foreign Adversaries Allied Nations United States Other [+3] Cyber Espionage Persistent Network Infiltration Advanced Persistent Threat Operations

State-Sponsored Malware Campaigns Document Systematic Cyber Espionage Framework

Multiple foreign intelligence services deploy advanced persistent threat operations globally
Multiple Foreign Adversaries China Multiple Other [+15] Other Foreign States Russia United States Various United States China Economic Coercion Academic Espionage Technology Transfer Counterintelligence Operations Asset Recruitment Intelligence Selling Military Espionage Intelligence Exposure Intelligence Assessment Disclosure

Study Documents Evolving Patterns in American Espionage Cases from 1947-2007

DTIC Analysis Reveals Six-Decade Evolution of Foreign Intelligence Threats Against United States
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