The Pentagon faces challenges with deep‑cover spying because military service records are difficult to hide and biometrics make alias work increasingly fraught.
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- The Pentagon faces challenges with deep‑cover spying because military service records are difficult to hide and biometrics make alias work increasingly fraught.
The Pentagon faces multiple challenges with deep‑cover spying, former officials say. Military service records are difficult to hide, and the rise of biometrics and other “digital dust” means working under alias has become increasingly fraught.
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Origin: extracted from Pentagon looks to build a deep-cover spy program to confront China · 2026-10-22 01:26