Rick Derringer, whose six-decade career spanned teen stardom as lead singer of the ‘60s smash “Hang on Sloopy,” a ‘70s solo ...

According to a report from the cleverly named 404 Media, back in the day, what seemed to be fan-made Star Wars website at ...

The iconic space-opera franchise is reported to have been the subject of a fan site covertly used by the Central Intelligence ...

The CIA secretly operated StarWarsWeb.net to communicate with spies. Technical flaws exposed agents worldwide.

The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has done a lot of strange things over the years, but this is one of their more ...

The United States Central Intelligence Agency reportedly used a Star Wars fan site to talk to spies around the world.

The CIA ran a series of web sites in the 2000s. Most of them were about news, finance, and other relatively boring topics, ...

CIA bosses have run fake 'Star Wars' fan sites, as well as a handful of others, to communicate with spies around the world.

This bizarre piece of intel comes courtesy of Ciro Santilli, an independent researcher with a knack for rooting around the dusty corners of the web, who ...

A Brazilian security researcher identifies over 350 CIA cover websites – Germany, France and Spain were apparently also ...

The CIA reportedly used a fake Star Wars fan site to communicate with ... But it was not the only fake site the Central Intelligence Agency was using to communicate with its informants.

On April 28, 1994, when a bespectacled CIA veteran named Aldrich Ames stood in a US courtroom and confessed to being the mole ...