- In
military tactics,
extraction is the
process of
removing personnel or
units from an area; when
conducted with
stealth in an area
controlled by the enemy...
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British emb****y,
escorting agents over the
Pyrenees into France, and
exfiltrating agents and
escaped airmen back to “neutral” Spain.
Between 1946 and 1947...
- for such
purposes as
disrupting operations,
installing malware, or
exfiltrating data.
Researchers Lillian Ablon and Andy
Bogart write that "little is...
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privileged remote access to the
server containing the data they wish to
exfiltrate,
their chances of
success are much
better than otherwise. For example...
- user-interaction or
significant clues to the user and then be used to
exfiltrate data,
track user locations,
capture film
through its camera, and activate...
- was an
American propaganda tool
against the
Soviet Union.
Tumanov was
exfiltrated back to the USSR in 1986.
Nechiporenko contacts with
Carlos in the 1970s...
- hardware.
Later in 2015,
researchers introduced "GSMem", a
method for
exfiltrating data from air-gapped
computers over
cellular frequencies. The transmission...
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implementation flaws. At the same conference, they
additionally showed how to
exfiltrate the
plaintext of
encrypted content in PDFs. In 2021, they
showed new so-called...
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neutral axis, it
exfiltrates the
building envelopes through unsealed openings such as
through dampers, curtainwall, etc. The
exfiltrating air on
floors underneath...
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times DNS has been used to byp****
firewalls by
malicious persons, and
exfiltrate data,
since it is
often seen as innocuous.
Originally designed as a public...
