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rumint — (ROOM.int) n. Intelligence information based on rumors rather than facts. Also: RUMINT. Example Citations: Ray McGovern, a retired C.I.A. analyst who briefed President Bush s father in the White House in the 1980 s, said that people in the agency … New words
MemeStreams — URL http://www.memestreams.com Commercial? Yes Type of site Social content website … Wikipedia
Inteligencia humana (espionaje) — Para otros usos de este término, véase Inteligencia (desambiguación). Inteligencia humana, que aparece abreviado a veces como HUMINT (procedente del inglés: Human intelligence) se corresponde con una serie de disciplinas que tienen como objeto la … Wikipedia Español
Inteligencia de imágenes — (IMINT) es una rama de la inteligencia derivada de la información obtenida mediante imágenes proporcionadas a través de satélites o medios aéreos. Existen varios tipos de inteligencia de imágenes: Inteligencia óptica (OPTIN): es la inteligencia… … Wikipedia Español
Inteligencia de señales — (SIGINT) es una rama de la inteligencia que se basa en la utilización de diferentes medios de comunicación. La inteligencia de señales engloba diferentes recursos: Inteligencia de comunicaciones (COMINT): supone la utilización de toda clase de… … Wikipedia Español
Espionage — exfiltration hackint information broker information superiority information warfare rumint sleeper … New words
anonymice — (uh.NON.uh.mys) n. People who send information anonymously, particularly out of fear of exposure, scandal, or retribution. Also: anonymouses (1985). Example Citations: The acreage devoted to anonymous sourcing has grown so vast in recent years… … New words
hackint — (HAK.int) n. Secret information, especially of a military or political nature, obtained by breaking into a computer system. Example Citation: Hackint Hacking Intelligence information that has been obtained by hacking into a computer system and… … New words
information superiority — n. The capability to collect, process and disseminate information while exploiting or denying an adversary s ability to do the same. Example Citation: Col. Charles J. Dunlap, staff judge advocate at the U.S. Strategic Command, doubts whether… … New words
information warfare — n. A form of warfare that attempts to disrupt or disable an enemy s computers, networks, and other sources of information. Example Citation: Although information has been a key component of waging war since humanity s earliest days, the modern… … New words
