Undercover spies, also known as moles, are individuals who work in secret to obtain information from an enemy or rival. They are often employed by governments or intelligence agencies to infiltrate organizations and gain access to confidential information. Moles typically use a variety of methods to remain undetected, such as disguises, false identities, and coded messages. They may also use technology to communicate with their handlers and to gather intelligence. The ultimate goal of undercover spies is to gain access to sensitive information that can be used to the advantage of their employers.