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Intelligence: Sexespionage.

Sexespionage is a type of espionage in which an intelligence agent or a spy uses sexual relationships or sexual activity to gain access to sensitive information or to manipulate someone to perform a certain action. This can involve seducing a target, blackmailing them with compromising material obtained during a sexual encounter, or using sexual favors as a bargaining chip to extract information or cooperation.

Sexespionage has been used throughout history, and it is still used today by intelligence agencies and operatives around the world. The practice is controversial and is considered a violation of personal privacy and ethical standards. In many cases, sexespionage is also illegal and can lead to serious consequences for those involved.

Sexespionage can be particularly effective because sexual relationships often involve a high level of trust and emotional vulnerability. An intelligence operative who is able to exploit these factors can gain access to information or influence that might be difficult to obtain through other means.

However, sexespionage can also be risky for the operative, as they may become emotionally involved with the target or face legal consequences if their actions are discovered. As a result, intelligence agencies typically have strict protocols in place to ensure that sexespionage is used only in limited circumstances and with careful consideration of the risks and benefits involved.

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