Sentence examples for data espionage from inspiring English sources
And while, as you point out, the operations have been legal under American law, German law on data espionage has likely been broken, literally millions of times.
In the 90s he was a famous hacker in Germany, convicted of computer fraud and data espionage, before commencing a career in business that would bring further court dates for embezzlement and failing to disclose shareholdings.
It was a natural choice: The chief architect of Booz Allen's cyberstrategy is Mike McConnell, who once led the N.S.A. and pushed the United States into a new era of big data espionage.
Less than two years later, China unveiled its first stealth fighter, the J-20.Theft from thievesAs Mr Libicki asks, "what can we do back to a China that is stealing our data?" Espionage is carried out by both sides and is traditionally not regarded as an act of war.
Rather than simply try to penetrate a network using brute force, today's secret data espionage warriors mimic real users — sometimes corporate partners, sometimes colleagues — to infiltrate a network using hijacked identities.
It was a natural choice: The chief architect of Booz Allen's cyber strategy is Mike McConnell, who once led the NSA and pushed the United States into a new era of big data espionage.
Falciani, who is based in France, is accused in Switzerland of unauthorised acquisition of data, financial espionage and violating Swiss bank and business secrecy rules.
They added that other secret findings had eased access to data on espionage, cyberattacks and other possible threats connected to foreign intelligence.
Usually, the objectives are very specific, such as stealing valuable data in espionage efforts or disabling specific systems like the Stuxnet worm that hit the Iranian nuclear plants in 2010.
West said that the list was compiled through "different methodologies for data collection, espionage, I guess you could call it.
Switzerland's federal prosecutor had requested a record six-year term for Falciani for aggravated industrial espionage, data theft and violation of commercial and banking secrecy.
