Jensen Huang alleged honeytrap proves CCP spies still infiltrating top levels of the US: Mission is to exploit

Foreign “honeytrap” spies are a serious blind spot in the US’s national security defenses — as the case of Jensen Huang highlights.The Nvidia CEO admitted an affair with suspected Chinese spy Alice Huang (no relation) this weekend — who is also suspected of manipulating her mark to get banned high-powered processing chips into her home country for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).His case is not an anomaly, as spies from Russia, Iran, North Korea and especially China find infiltrating the US and either getting elected to positions of responsibility or seducing those in power one of the best ways to extract data or influence policy.China’s Ministry of State Security comes from a tradition which “celebrates getting inside the adversary’s decision making and shaping what they do,” Peter Mattis, a former CIA counterintelligence analyst and president of the Jamestown Foundation, told The Post.“Intelligence is not about the collection of classified information.Intelligence is about supporting decisions, supporting decision makers and policymakers.”In today’s climate, there is no business more cutting edge and competitive and AI, which is why computer geeks in all positions at tech companies everywhere are constantly being warned to be on the lookout.Or, as Elon Musk once pointed out in a cheeky reply to a story about so-called sex warfare waged by rogue nations, “If she’s a 10, you’re an asset.”The same applies in politics.

Ex-California congressman Eric Swalwell had a strong campaign to become the next governor of the state until it emerged he’d had a sexual relationship with suspected Chinese spy Christine Fang, known as “Fang Fang,” who had infiltrated his office while under FBI surveillance, it emerged earlier this year.Once Fang realized she was being watched she fled back to China.She had originally come to the US on a student visa and has been accused of seducing two mayors in the Midwest — whose names have never been reve...