Sentence examples for espionage and data from inspiring English sources
In December, 2014, Swiss prosecutors indicted Falciani for industrial espionage and data theft.
Falciani was being tried in absentia, for industrial espionage and data theft.
Training games used in digital espionage and data theft, including offensive tactics, are nothing new: The military has long put cadets through defensive and offensive simulations.
"It's about finding them". Training games used in digital espionage and data theft, including offensive tactics, are nothing new: The military has long put cadets through defensive and offensive simulations.
Political uncertainties around trade, high tech espionage risks and data privacy are translating into "opportunities" for the independent platform player — and helping to put wind in Jolla's sails long after the plucky Sailfish team quit their day jobs for startup life.
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.
These leaks consisted on computer espionage and extraction of information related to confidential data, key journalists access to computer services and other damages.
We each tried (see videos below) to effectively address the important questions: What happens to the idea of democracy in an age of mass surveillance, data espionage and collaboration between the BND and NSA?
The World Economic Forum WEFF) says a significant portion of cybercrime goes undetected, particularly industrial espionage where access to confidential documents and data is difficult to spot.
It is unclear how many, if any, of those 231 operations were merely for espionage or data manipulation, and how many may have been intended to destroy or disable infrastructure.
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.
