Chinese Espionage Uncovered By Students At Top California University

'There are Chinese spies at Stanford': Shocking report unmasks CCP's espionage at American universities

The Chinese Communist Party is operating an "extensive" espionage network at Stanford University, according to a new shocking report from the school's independent newspaper.The Stanford Review released the startling findings of a months-long investigation into Chinese spying at the research university. The paper's conclusions were drawn from dozens of interviews with Stanford faculty members, students, and experts in technology and Chinese intel…

Students Reportedly Uncover Chinese Espionage At Top California University

Students at Stanford have allegedly uncovered a pattern of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) attempting to gain sensitive information about American research.

Chinese Espionage Uncovered By Students At Top California University

Students at Stanford University have allegedly uncovered a pattern of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) attempting to gain sensitive information about American research. CCP agents reportedly impersonate students at the university to gain trust from students and staff and steal information as part of a “nontraditional collection effort,” while others are already connected with Chinese nationals studying […] Chinese Espionage Uncovered By Student…

Investigation Alleges 'Widespread' Chinese Spying at Stanford U.

An investigation by the Stanford Review alleges "Chinese academic espionage" is "widespread" at the California university. Stanford told Breitbart News that it "takes its commitment to national security with the utmost seriousness, and we are acutely aware of the threats posed by the Chinese Communist Party to all research universities."

Stanford Review: China Conducting Academic Espionage at Stanford

The U.S. "Stanford Review" published an in-depth report yesterday (May 7), revealing that the Chinese Communist Party has long operated a spy network at Stanford University, using impersonation, social infiltration and other means to target students conducting research on China issues, collect sensitive scientific research information, and arouse concern.