Back in college, I did a bit of "spying" for foreign companies. Nothing bad spirited, of course. They simply wanted me to photograph the entrance of the offices

Back in college, I did a bit of "spying" for foreign companies. Nothing bad spirited, of course. They simply wanted me to photograph the entrance of the offices of local companies they partner with to see if the local company is at the address they claim to be. It was a good pay for a very easy job. However, considering that Kim Jong-un's brother was killed at the airport by making a civilian to spray neurotoxin on him under the pretext of a camera joke, I don't see why foreign entities wouldn't be able to hire unsuspecting citizens to do shady stuff(that can be plausibly explained as jobs).