Mi5 intelligence agency warns of foreign spy network on LinkedIn | DW News

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The UK’s domestic intelligence agency Mi5 is warning that some of the people you’ve linked to on professional recruitment sites like LinkedIn might actually be spies. The alert is particularly aimed at UK public sector workers who have access to confidential information.

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