How spies communicate - Covert communication equipmentI'm about to reveal to you how real life spies communicate Now there may be many ways in which they communicate, But here's the bottom line... There are 2 main ways in which spies communicate. 1- a main way with equipment In this article I will cover how they communicate with equipment. The way most spies receive communications from their superiors is using a gear that acts as spy equipment in this case, what is called shortwave radios. What they are basically is radio receivers. The way spies communicate goes something like this... A Spy's superior, often placed in an embassy, will transmit over radio waves on a specific frequency, just like a radio station, messages that it wants their spy in the field to receive. The spy in the field, armed with his shortwave receiver, will receive the message via the radio signal. And here's a scoop for you... With a shortwave receiver, you can also hear the spies giving instructions and messages to other spies! ...well, sort of.. While it's true you can tune in to specific frequencies and hear the "spy communication" - what you will hear is a voice reading a serie of letters or numbers. These are encoded messages that only the spy can decrypt using what is called a one time pad. It is a way of encrypting information that only the intended receiver can decrypt. Other people listening in to the string of letters and numbers will not have a single clue as to what was said. So spies from which country can you hear communicating over these radio waves? Spies from Cuba, MI6, and Israel's Mossad, just to name a few. ~~~~~ For Cuba, tune in to 8010 kHz. For Israel, tune in to 6840 kHz. There are many more frequencies employed and documented. If you are interested in intercepting encoded spy communications, I highly suggest you visit SpyNumbers.com The guy running this site tracked such spy broadcasts for more than three decades. Now you can hear what spies are saying, but can you understand what they mean...
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