MI6 is launching its own dedicated portal on the dark web in the hope of attracting new spies online, notably from Russia. Secure messaging platform Silent Courier aims to strengthen national security by making it easier for the intelligence agency to recruit, the Foreign Office said.

The UK's secret intelligence service has opened up a new portal that allows users to anonymously contact them with sensitive information.

The UK’s foreign intelligence service, MI6, launched a new online portal which it says will allow potential spies in Russia and elsewhere to send the agency messages securely over the dark web.

Britain’s foreign intelligence service, MI6, is launching a new online portal called Silent Courier, aimed at using the dark web to entice potential spies to send it secrets, particularly targeting Russia.

LONDON -- Britain's spy agency is going dark — the dark web, specifically — for new recruits. The Foreign Office said Thursday that MI6 is aiming to recruit new spies for the U.K., including in Russia, through the launch of a web portal on the dark web.

UK's MI6 unveils Silent Courier, a secure dark web platform for recruiting spies and gathering intelligence anonymously

MI6 has set up a portal on the dark web to recruit spies in the fight against Russia. The messaging platform, called Silent Courier, will provide a secure connection to allow anyone to offer their services to the spy agency from anywhere in the world.

Britain’s foreign intelligence service, MI6, is launching Silent Courier, a secure dark web platform to recruit informants globally, including inside Russia. The initiative, announced by outgoing MI6 chief Richard Moore,

MI6, the UK's Secret Intelligence Service, has launched a new dark web portal to attract and communicate with potential spies.

Richard Moore, outgoing head of MI6, addressed the pressing threats facing the West, including Russia, China, and Iran, as he steps down. Moore emphasized geopolitical challenges, counter-terrorism efforts,