Canadian spymaster Cameron Ortis claims in espionage trial that his offer to sell secrets to criminals was an undercover sting to lure them to 'honeypot' encrypted email service

Cameron Jay Ortis, 51, testified in his own defense during his trial in Ottawa, where he is accused of contacting four criminal suspects and offering them confidential information.

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