Group Infiltration
Command and Control
Group infiltration is a covert intelligence mechanism in which state-directed operatives or recruited agents penetrate organizations to manipulate decision-making, gather intelligence, and redirect organizational activity from within while exploiting the presumption of good faith extended to internal members.
Group infiltration is a covert intelligence mechanism in which state-directed operatives or recruited agents penetrate organizations to manipulate decision-making, gather intelligence, and redirect organizational activity from within while exploiting the presumption of good faith extended to internal members.
FIMI Taxonomy by Information Epidemiology Lab.
Citation
BibTeX citation:
@article{li2026,
author = {Li, E. Rosalie},
title = {Group {Infiltration}},
date = {2026-02-17},
url = {https://fimi.infoepi.org/mechanisms/group-infiltration.html},
langid = {en}
}
For attribution, please cite this work as:
Li, E. Rosalie. 2026. “Group Infiltration,” February. https://fimi.infoepi.org/mechanisms/group-infiltration.html.