You don't have to be a Bond junkie to enjoy a crafty spy gadget.
To appreciate spy gadgetry, though, you must be able to separate fact from fiction, meaning it's important to know what tools are thought up by Hollywood studios and what ones are actually used in the field.
Over time, of course, espionage agencies learned they must constantly innovate or risk falling behind their foes. While the ancient Greeks, for example, used cylindrical wood cyphers called scytales to transmit secret messages, the National Security Agency had access to devices like a modified USB connector called a Cottonmouth that can surreptitiously gain access to guarded networks and possibly attack them. Read more...
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