intruder | |
gen. | Eindringling |
busin. | aufdringlicher Mensch |
comp. | Reißer; Cracker; Aufbrecher; Knacker; Raubkopierer |
comp., MS | Angreifer |
econ. | Störenfried |
law | Besitzstörer |
monitoring | |
fin. | Kontrolle |
and | |
gen. | sowie |
guidance equipment | |
mil. | Lenkausrüstung |
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Eindringling m | |||
aufdringlicher Mensch | |||
Reißer m (someone who attempts to thwart computer security systems); Cracker m (someone who attempts to thwart computer security systems); Aufbrecher m (someone who attempts to thwart computer security systems); Knacker m (someone who attempts to thwart computer security systems); Raubkopierer n (someone who attempts to thwart computer security systems) | |||
Angreifer m (An unauthorized user or unauthorized program, generally considered to have malicious intent, on a computer or computer network) | |||
Störenfried m | |||
Besitzstörer m | |||
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Eindringlinge m | |||
English thesaurus | |||
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Individual or group gaining access to the network and it's resources without permission | |||
intr | |||
An individual, unit, weapon system or tactical track in or near an operational or exercise area, which presents a threat of intelligence gathering or disruptive activity. (FRA) |
intruder: 4 phrases in 2 subjects |
Construction | 3 |
Municipal planning | 1 |