Sentence examples for sabotage security from inspiring English sources

When the NSA came up with codenames for its projects to sabotage security products, it chose "BULLRUN" and "MANASSAS", names for a notorious battle from the American civil war in which the public were declared enemies of the state.

All three speakers railed against the NSA's programme of sabotaging security standards as well as the security of networks and networked devices.

With election season starting up again, the ursine leader of the main US labor federation is heading a crusade against the planned Trans-Pacific trade pact – which he says will undermine America's economy and workers – while launching broadside attacks at the Republican presidential candidates, who he says are out to sabotage social security, labor unions and much more.

Mr. Karzai, in a television address later in the day to a country where electricity is scarce and television itself a luxury, said that the fighting was caused by men who want to "sabotage the security of Afghanistan" but who would ultimately fail.

They sabotaged the security system, tied up two people, and made off with millions of dollars in gems from a safe.

The military had delayed visas for diplomats, blocked import permits for armoured vehicles, "sabotaged" a security contract and was "stopping and detaining embassy vehicles".

On 18 March 1945, the regiment was sent to the District of Mannheim, Germany and assigned to Military Government activities, anti-sabotage and security missions.

"These are elements who want to disrupt and sabotage peace and security in Peshawar," said Siraj Ahmad, a senior Peshawar district official.

Soghoian contrasted the importance of cryptography with the risk that internet users were exposed to by the NSA and GCHQ's programmes of security sabotage.

In the years since, a bewildering array of new fronts have opened up on the battlefield: social media, third-party cookies, NSA/GCHQ mass surveillance, corporate espionage, mass-scale breaches, the trade in zero-day vulnerabilities that governments weaponise to attack their adversaries, and Bullrun and Edgehill, the secret programmes of security sabotage revealed by whistleblower Edward Snowden.

The military said its troops had used live fire only against people trying to sabotage the border security fence, some of them rolling burning tires and throwing rocks, and that at least two of the dead were Hamas operatives.