China’s primary intelligence agency is the Ministry of State Security (MSS), tasked with domestic and foreign intelligence. It employs a vast network for gathering information, utilizing methods like cyber surveillance…
Top sources for OSINT on China include Baidu and Weibo for widespread user-generated content, WeChat for social insights, Tianyancha for corporate data, and Sina News for current events. Additionally, Google…
Main cybersecurity threats in China include phishing attacks, with over 200,000 reported incidents yearly, and ransomware, affecting approximately 30% of businesses. Additionally, state-sponsored cyber espionage poses significant risks, evidenced by…
Yes, the Chinese military utilizes Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) for strategic analysis and threat assessment. According to a 2024 report by the China Institute for National Security Studies, over 60%…
The three pillars of China’s OSINT ecosystem are: 1) Technical Pillars (big data/AI surveillance systems like Xue Liang), 2) Talent System (state-trained analysts in 78+ universities), and 3) Policy Support…
China’s OSINT encompasses six key areas: 1)Eight Types of Intelligence (multi-domain analysis), 2)Military Intelligence Characteristics (strategic and tactical insights), 3)Economic Intelligence (market and trade monitoring), 4)Technology Monitoring (innovation and R&D…
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