Sentence examples for exchange secrets from inspiring English sources

But even as we continue to steal each other's secrets, it should not be beyond the wit of spooks, when national interests coincide, to exchange secrets about a common enemy.

M. Blum, "How to exchange (secret) keys," ACM Trans.

Public cryptography made it possible for two parties who had never met to exchange secret information.

We are like Shriners, once a proud, powerful bunch who now meet in little rooms and exchange secret handshakes.

The old Dahesh was enigmatic and mysterious; whenever I visited it, I half expected to exchange secret handshakes with the other guests.

If it is possible to reliably exchange secret keys, it is possible to use an encryption system known as a one-time pad, one of the most secure forms.

Beijing also allows Apple's FaceTime service, which has end-to-end encryption but does not have a WhatsApp-like feature allowing users to exchange secret codes — letting WhatsApp users combat what are known as "man in the middle" attacks.

David Ford, the Alliance party leader and the preferred choice for justice minister of the first and deputy first minister, said he will seek to secure the principle that the security services exchange secret information on the armed republican terror groups with the police.

It enables the French and Italian armies to exchange secret intelligence.

His research shows that the source node and destination node can exchange secret information at a non-zero rate without stealing information from an eavesdropper.

In the book, "Little Women" the girls exchange secret letters with boy pal Laurie through a hidden mailbox.