Sentence examples for secretive code from inspiring English sources
The search giant has a legitimate need to cooperate with the government's mammoth and secretive code breaking agency in its efforts to defend the integrity of US computer networks.
If you want the kMails to be more secretive, code them.
Space analysts said Beijing's effort to send humans into orbit began in earnest about a decade ago and was at first quite secretive, code-named Project 921.
The company also is working on a secretive new platform code-named NX.
It was a secretive deal, with a code number and a cash commission, in which Mr. Abraham agreed to transfer the client's money to a bank account in Europe, out of the sight of federal regulators.
He described operating in a shadowy world of code names and passwords, a secretive handler who wore a mask, and trips in vans with the curtains drawn so he did not know where he was going for his weapons training.
That is in part because the D.H.S., if far from entirely open to public scrutiny, is much less secretive than the N.S.A., the eavesdropping and code-breaking agency.
Coinhive is a secretive German organization that created a piece of code administrators can embed in their websites and which uses the processing power of visitors' computers to mine for cryptocurrency.
But the intensely secretive industry, rooted in proprietary formulations, operates on a code of silence.
While "not a fully paid-up member," it was nonetheless reported that she had "ditched" Kabbalah and "taken up" with "the secretive Catholic sect made famous in "The Da Vinci Code".
News reports and accounts from law-enforcement officers painted a picture of a secretive gang that operates through violence, paramilitary hierarchies, obscure codes, and sexual intimidation and abuse.
