Sentence examples for sophisticated espionage from inspiring English sources

Its sophisticated espionage techniques in the days before the internet or mobile phones included bottling the scents of those suspected of being anti-regime.

As for how Stuxnet got there, a leading theory is that it was deposited by a sophisticated espionage program developed by a team closely allied to Stuxnet's authors, dubbed the Equation Group by researchers at Kaspersky Lab.

Recent news coverage of cybercrime reads like a modern spy novel, centered on antiestablishment hackers, sophisticated foreign espionage and threats of retaliation.

Britain is seeing about 70 sophisticated cyber espionage operations a month against government or industry networks, British intelligence has told the BBC.

A wide range of small businesses and institutions -- from pizza restaurants and medical clinics to synagogues and universities -- have been both victims and unwitting accomplices in sophisticated cyber espionage campaigns being carried out by hackers in China, security researchers told The Huffington Post.

What's happening: They're hacking everyone, and they're among the most sophisticated cyber-espionage outfits in existence.

Sometimes referred to by Foreign Office staff as "Up North" – although it is only 60 miles north of London Hanslope Parkrk is also home to Her Majesty's Government Communications Centre, a facility where hundreds of government scientists and technicians develop sophisticated counter-espionage measures.

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Although secrecy may be lost inadvertently through carelessness, disclosure is often the result of wrong-doing and sometimes even the actions of sophisticated international industrial espionage.

Putin & I discussed forming an impenetrable Cyber Security unit so that election hacking, & many other negative things, will be guarded.. McMaster quipped at the conference in Germany: "We would love to have a cyber dialogue when Russia is sincere about curtailing its sophisticated form of espionage".

What they found was the widespread use of sophisticated, off-the-shelf computer espionage software by governments with questionable records on human rights.