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“‘Honey traps’ became known during the Cold War as an intelligence tactic for luring people in sensitive positions into romantic or sexual relationships, then blackmailing or recruiting them to obtain information. Often, a relationship that develops naturally is exploited; directly approaching the target is less common. The resignation of former Nvidia president Jensen Huang, following the disclosure of a relationship with a Chinese businesswoman suspected of having intelligence ties, has drawn renewed attention to this tactic, though the article does not establish that it was an espionage operation. A former CIA officer estimates that such efforts succeed in about 10% of cases, but targeting two or three people in sensitive positions may be enough to yield a major intelligence gain.”
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