On February 7, Akbom, director of the Dutch Public Intelligence and Security Service (AIVD), said in an interview with the Dutch Financial News that the Chinese and Russian intelligence agencies were positive

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On February 7, Akbum, director of the Dutch Public Intelligence and Security Service (AIVD), said in an interview with The Dutch Financial News that Chinese and Russian intelligence agencies are using workplace social platforms such as LinkedIn (LinkedIn) and Instagram to secretly contact Dutch high-tech talents and obtain confidential information from them through extortion or bribery. He said the information that Chinese and Russian intelligence agencies are trying to obtain includes information on dual-use technologies such as semiconductors, artificial intelligence and nanotechnology. Akbham did not provide any specific evidence.

Last year, the Dutch Public Security Intelligence Service also expelled two Russian diplomats on such grounds, calling their real identities spies by the Russian Federation's Foreign Intelligence Service. The agency also accused Russia of interfering in Dutch internal affairs through the Internet. This is the first time that the Dutch side has publicly accused China.