If Congress doesn't change ECPA, governments may also resort to surreptitious methods to access data, like hacking, Jennifer Daskal, a professor at American University Washington College of Law, warned the committee.
The Post said a budget document defined network exploitation as "surreptitious virtual or physical access to create and sustain a presence inside targeted systems or facilities".
Genomic research already raises a number of ethical concerns relating to the privacy of individuals, including the disclosure of research results and incidental findings, surreptitious tests, third party access to data, and the re-emergence of genetic determinism.
How these variables amalgamate into lack of control over safe sex may involve fear, lack of access to condoms, surreptitious or no safety negotiations, lack of good preventive information or the need for rapid or anonymous sex, among other factors.
No wonder the Premier League is so worried about the Pirates of the Pacific who provide access to every match to surreptitious surfers.
"However, a few nations are now proposing surreptitious and covert methods for obtaining private keys and access to encoded communications".
It is tempting to suggest that the argument is the product of the (perhaps surreptitious) influence of a misleading picture of our epistemological access to other possible worlds.
We regularly face attempts by others to gain unauthorized access through the Internet to our information technology systems by, for example, masquerading as authorized users or surreptitious introduction of software.
The results showed that the low access to services by COPD patients is due to the nature of breathlessness itself, with its slow and surreptitious onset; patient interactions with the social environment assigning stigma to breathlessness; and the way the symptom is addressed by institutions, such as health care services, which discredit the patient's experience.
As president, he not only has access to all of the intelligence and law enforcement information gathered by the federal government, including information gathered by surreptitious surveillance.
