Sentence examples for previously intercepted from inspiring English sources

It is known that Scotland Yard had previously intercepted up to eight attempts to cause a terrorist atrocity in the UK.

U.S. intelligence officials have been mining the latest communications between the two men, as well as previously intercepted messages, for clues about the relationship between the two terrorist leaders.

Ultraviolet radiation, previously intercepted by the ozone layer, is detrimental to most life because it inhibits photosynthesis and increases mutation rates in DNA and damages epidermal tissues in plants and animals.

American intelligence agencies had previously intercepted communications of Saudi officials discussing a plan to draw Mr. Khashoggi back to Saudi Arabia from his home in exile in the Washington area and then detain him, a former senior American official said last week.

With that information, they can even decrypt previously intercepted communications.

However, this doesn't resolve the problem of someone using the previously captured private keys to decrypt traffic they have previously intercepted, nor does it solve the problem of a third-party having captured users' logins and passwords.

An attacker who steals cryptographic keys could use them to decode and read encrypted data that had previously been intercepted; an attacker who steals certificates could use them to mimic a secure site and to intercept communications.

Jamaica has long been rife with gang violence and local drug wars, but arms intended for more wide-scale conflict haven't previously been intercepted in the Caribbean country, Deputy Superintendent Steve Brown of the Jamaica Constabulary Force told the Gleaner newspaper.

Previously known as Arvisa, Camouco and Kombott, the vessel was intercepted in July near Kerguelen, a glacier-scarred French island possession about 2,500 miles off South Africa.

Palestinian officials said today that they had detained one man, not three as they had previously announced, for questioning in connection with a weapons shipment intercepted at sea this month by Israel.

After Sept. 11, Mr. Atick asserted confidently that at least two of the hijackers -- previously photographed and identified as possible terrorists -- could have been intercepted at Logan Airport in Boston had facial recognition technology been deployed there.