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Security researchers initially believed Stuxnet's primary purpose was espionage because of its ability to steal design documents for industrial control systems.

But today's world makes it easier to commit espionage because of the increase in the number of people who now have access to sensitive information, the ease of transmitting information, and the growing demand for sensitive information from end users.

For more than a century, the Austrian capital has been an espionage center, because of its laws and because it is an East-West bridge.

She said that she had admitted to espionage only because of her conviction that no American jury would believe the truth from a Russian accused of spying.

The Austrian capital, where the Iran nuclear talks were held for much of last year, is a particular espionage hub because of the presence of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

A27 Senate Hearing on Lee Case Former government officials disagreed over whether Wen Ho Lee became the subject of an espionage investigation because of his ethnicity, and scientists debated the significance of the nuclear information he downloaded at Los Alamos.

"Reports passed to us show the vulture tied with a rope by local people who write that they suspect Israeli espionage apparently because of the transmitter attached to him," the authority said.

Former government officials disagreed at a Senate hearing today over whether Wen Ho Lee became the subject of an espionage investigation because of his ethnicity, while scientists debated the significance of the nuclear information he downloaded from the computer system at the Los Alamos National Laboratory.

Simultaneously the Justice Department was preparing to indict 181 Mennonite leaders for violating the espionage act because of a statement they adopted against performing military service.

He's a gun-for-hire in the corporate espionage world because of his ability to steal secrets from the mind when it is in a dream state.

And none of the 11 people accused in the case face charges of espionage, because in all those years they were never caught sending classified information back to Moscow, American officials said.