Sentence examples for suspicious communications from inspiring English sources

In 2013, documents leaked by Edward Snowden revealed that the US National Security Agency and the British Government Communications Headquarters, had both been deploying undercover agents into online gaming communities like Second Life and World of Warcraft to monitor their participants for suspicious communications.

Suspicious communications were intercepted and passed onto code-breakers in the admiralty's secret "Room 40".

But according to the government, there was little danger that any of them would result in meaningful sanctions or send any message to the rest of the firm: "The limited number of internal investigations by the SAC compliance department of insider trading were generally weak, with a focus on 'confirming' " that suspicious communications were innocent, the government asserted.

This quite defeats the purpose of monitoring the suspicious communications," she said.

And the now-abandoned request of loyalists to report "suspicious communications" to the White House did nothing to assuage voters' distrust.

"It looks suspicious," Daniel Maffei, communications director for the Democratic minority on the committee, said of Mr. Thomas's proposal.

Even amateur terrorists like Merah, who seems to have acted alone, leave a trail of suspicious contacts, communications, propaganda leaflets, and itineraries.

It seems suspicious of modern communications because of New Labour's addiction to "spin".

In the 1990s a Swiss firm called Crypto AG was forced to deny that it had deliberately neutered its products at the behest of Western intelligence services after the governments of Libya and Iran both of which used the firm's machines became suspicious that their communications were being tapped by the American and German secret services.

The $99 device (plus an $8.99 monthly service fee for unlimited devices) serves as a peer to a home router, monitoring all network connected devices for malicious activity and sending notifications when something happens, like suspicious file transfers or communications with faraway IP addresses.

Computer scientists observed a suspicious pattern of electronic communications between Trump Tower and a Russian bank with links to the Kremlin — a mystery that remains unsolved.