Sentence examples for forging communications from inspiring English sources
Cryptanalysis, as defined at the beginning of this article, is the art of deciphering or even forging communications that are secured by cryptography.
For Sir Martin Sweeting it began with forging a communications device out of two tin cans connected with a taut piece of string.
Dr Subrahmanian is understandably cagey about the details, but he does give one example: if an attack requires complex co-ordination between group members, the software might recommend "stoking paranoia" by forging false communications between them.On April 2nd President Barack Obama announced a $10m bounty on Lashkar-e-Taiba's leader, Hafiz Saeed.
The gong, part of the annual ISPA awards, was given for "forging ahead with communications data legislation that would significantly increase capabilities without adequate consultation with industry and civil society".
The connections and communications forge a sense of safety for seniors, especially when the world around them seems increasingly foreign.
Abi Levitt, Tomorrow's People communications director, said their success was in forging partnerships with local employers and colleges.
Hamilton is also learning subtle differences in the way language is used during radio communications at his new team and of course forging new relationships with those around him in the garage.
For example, mining development was forging ahead using Australia's vast natural resources, and there was a need for efficient communications and aviation services spanning large distances.
Forging ahead is another.
