Control linking was a practice in espionage that was used to secretly pass information. It was a technique used on a computer to trick a user into believing they were sending data to a different source than they really were. Typically, an agent would give their target a datapad, and tell them to send them certain information. The information, however, would really be sent to the agent's superiors. Often, it would also be used the other way, with the organization sending false credentials to make the agent seem more trustworthy. The Jedi Order was known to use this tactic.
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| - Control linking was a practice in espionage that was used to secretly pass information. It was a technique used on a computer to trick a user into believing they were sending data to a different source than they really were. Typically, an agent would give their target a datapad, and tell them to send them certain information. The information, however, would really be sent to the agent's superiors. Often, it would also be used the other way, with the organization sending false credentials to make the agent seem more trustworthy. The Jedi Order was known to use this tactic.
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| - Control linking was a practice in espionage that was used to secretly pass information. It was a technique used on a computer to trick a user into believing they were sending data to a different source than they really were. Typically, an agent would give their target a datapad, and tell them to send them certain information. The information, however, would really be sent to the agent's superiors. Often, it would also be used the other way, with the organization sending false credentials to make the agent seem more trustworthy. The Jedi Order was known to use this tactic.
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