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What does the term 'Legend' refer to?
What does the term 'Legend' refer to?
- The complete cover story for an agent (correct)
- An operative sent to test border controls
- A brief meeting between agents
- A secret location for dropping materials
What is a 'Validator' in espionage?
What is a 'Validator' in espionage?
- A secret meeting between agents
- An operative who tests border controls
- In Artyst trained to forward documents, passports, and similar items (correct)
- An agent who has been uncovered
What is a 'Dead drop'?
What is a 'Dead drop'?
A secret location where materials can be left for another party to retrieve
What does 'Compromised' mean in an espionage context?
What does 'Compromised' mean in an espionage context?
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What is a 'Brush pass'?
What is a 'Brush pass'?
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What is a 'Mole'?
What is a 'Mole'?
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What are 'Moscow rules'?
What are 'Moscow rules'?
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What is the role of a 'Prober'?
What is the role of a 'Prober'?
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What are 'Flaps and seals'?
What are 'Flaps and seals'?
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What does 'Rolled up' mean?
What does 'Rolled up' mean?
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Study Notes
Spy Terminology Overview
- Legend: Refers to the comprehensive cover story that an agent adopts to conceal their identity and mission.
- Validator: An operative skilled in verifying and authenticating crucial documents such as passports, tickets, and certificates essential for covert operations.
- Dead Drop: A discreet and concealed location utilized to leave messages or materials for another operative without direct contact, ensuring anonymity.
- Compromised: A situation where an agent or mission is exposed, leading to the inability to maintain secrecy, jeopardizing safety and operations.
- Brush Pass: A quick and discrete exchange between two agents, typically involving the transfer of information or materials without raising suspicion.
- Mole: An individual who infiltrates an enemy intelligence organization, often functioning as a spy from within to gather intel or sabotage efforts.
- Moscow Rules: A set of survival and operational guidelines developed for agents working in perilous, high-risk environments, derived from Cold War experiences.
- Prober: An operative assigned to assess security measures at border controls prior to sending in another agent, ensuring safe infiltration.
- Flaps and Seals: Techniques employed to reseal envelopes or packages after opening, making it difficult to detect tampering or access.
- Rolled Up: A term describing the scenario where a covert operation fails, resulting in the capture of an agent by authorities.
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