The 11 people charged with spying for Russia have been living in America for as long as 10 years, blending into the background of suburban life while gathering information from a wide variety of sources.It really is the stuff of cold war spy novels. So-called "sleeper" agents left to burrow deep into American society, all the while living a double life as Russian agents. Amazingly, they mostly failed to gather any information of value. Experts say they could have found most of the information they were passing on to Moscow on the internet.The Wall Street Journal: The FBI alleged that the group communicated with Russian handlers using sophisticated techniques. Some operating in New York used encrypted computers linked via private computer networks to communicate only with specific computers with which they were paired, the FBI said. Others living in New Jersey and Boston used a technique called steganography, in which SVR handlers embedded messages into images on publicly...(Read Full Post)