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eavesdrop verb hearken, intercept, listen, listen stealthily, overhear, tap the lines, wiretap Associated concepts: eavesdropping device, search warrant, suppression hearing, wiretapping See also: monitor, overhear, spy How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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NTRU technology offers encryption and authentication services, which ensure that the device, user and/or system component is who or what they claim to be and that the transmitted data has not been altered or eavesdropped in transit. The eavesdropped content, then, becomes meaningless and the legitimate recipient can detect the eavesdropper by the change in content. 17, 1994--They used to sit behind a two-way mirror in conference rooms where executives eavesdropped on discussions ranging from crunchy peanut butter to passenger-side airbags. |
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