Sentence examples for secret computer from inspiring English sources
It turns out, Mr. Bush also left behind a secret computer virus that Mr. Obama used to try and cripple Iran's nuclear program.
That is the agency's secret computer program to determine the likelihood that someone is cheating and how much money could be collected from an audit.
Mr. Behler, who helped prepare Georgia's machines for the 2002 election, says secret computer codes were installed late in the process.
By November, a couple of weeks after the secret computer servers were delivered, phone and Internet metadata from the three phone companies began flowing to the N.S.A. servers over classified lines or on compact disks.
Two men, one a former trader, have been charged with stealing secret computer code from a high-frequency trading firm in Manhattan in an effort to start their own business, the Manhattan district attorney's office said.
A lawyer for a former Goldman Sachs programmer charged twice with stealing secret computer code from the bank sharply criticized both the bank and the government in New York State court on Thursday.
The employee, Christine Axsmith, kept the "Covert Communications" blog on a top-secret computer network used by American intelligence agencies.
There's a top-secret explosive weapon, and a top-secret computer application, and a top-secret contingency plan to overthrow the government.
The plot centers on an engineer who begins to suspect that the vast top-secret computer project he's working on, Simulacron — which brings to virtual life a community of ten thousand robotic humanoids — is being used for evil.
For many Israelis, there is a kind of delighted astonishment that their military survival skills and national ingenuity -- like entrusting teen-agers with the development of top-secret computer programs -- have proved so unexpectedly transferable to the global marketplace.
But it's hard to remain impassive when you're sitting within the reality-distortion field that surrounds Apple's evangelical C.E.O. when he's obsessing about the dazzling, never-seen-anything-like-it, ultra-top-secret computer perched before him.
