Sentence examples for wiretapping capacity from inspiring English sources
The expanded fines would also apply to phone and network carriers, like Verizon and AT&T, which are separately subject to the 1994 wiretapping capacity law.
While the F.B.I.'s original proposal would have required Internet communications services to each build in a wiretapping capacity, the revised one, which must now be reviewed by the White House, focuses on fining companies that do not comply with wiretap orders.
Consequently, the wiretap capacity for U k can be expressed as C_{e,k}=logleft(1+frac{eta_{k}}{1+sum_{jneq k}eta_{j}} right)=logleft(1+rho_{k} right), (4).
If the wiretap channel capacity is greater than the data rate, the eavesdropper is able to decode the source message.
In addition, when the wiretap channel capacity becomes larger than the data rate, the eavesdropper will be able to succeed in decoding the source signal and an intercept event occurs[17].
On the other hand, when the relay is farther away than the eavesdropper and destination are from the source, there are no gains achieved by using the relay relative to the nonrelay wiretap secrecy capacity.
Thus, an intercept event happens when the wiretap channel capacity becomes larger than the data rate R. Hence, the intercept probability for both channels hse and hsre is P int ( R ) = Pr max ( C se, C sre ) > R P ∅ ( 1 − P f ) = 1 − Pr C se < R P ∅ ( 1 − P f ) Pr C sre < R P ∅ ( 1 − P f ).
In the classical three-node wiretap channel, secrecy capacity is typically zero when the source-destination link is weaker than the source-eavesdropper link [1, 2].
For an additive noise-degraded wiretap channel, the security capacity CS is CS = CM − CE; the CM and CE are the main channel and wiretap channel capacity respectively.
The surveillance is carried out by the National Security Expert Service NSESS) which has the technical capacity to wiretap, install bugs and intercept electronic communications.
As head of Inter-Services Intelligence, General Pasha runs the most feared agency in Pakistan, an institution with tentacles into many spheres of life, and sizable capacities for wiretapping and arbitrary detention.
