1. An eavesdropper.

2. I admit, I'm an eavesdropper.

3. The wiretap, the electronic eavesdroppers would have public approval.

4. He is also an eavesdropper like Todd.

5. Is the smithy aware of this eavesdropper?

6. Eve is the name that cryptographers give to an eavesdropper.

7. Perhaps only the most recidivist eavesdroppers are aware how special this ability is. Sentencedict.com

8. In transit, this information is scrambled and unintelligible to any eavesdropper.

9. The receiver should be able to detect an eavesdropper and take appropriate countermeasures.

10. If an eavesdropper tried to intercept the transmission, it would disrupt the signal.

11. This third party, the eavesdropper if you like, is commonly known as Eve among cryptographers .

12. Attender definition: someone who listens attentively synonyms: hearer, auditor, beholder, listener, observer, eavesdropper, percipient, perceiver, audience

13. The theory is simply that the eavesdropper will not know how to decrypt the message.

14. Many of those calls would have seemed harmless enough, even to the most cynical eavesdropper.

15. Network programs that involve remote file transfer are especially susceptible to eavesdroppers gaining access to the contents of files.

16. A phone tiff between him and Fergie was recorded by an eavesdropper, it was reported last night.

17. That third party Eavesdropper do not know whether there is a general document which embedding secret information.

18. Alice and Bob can detect the presence of the eavesdropper by comparing selected bits and checking for errors.

19. If we reused the key,(Sentencedict.com) the eavesdropper would likely see a different value placed on the network due to the random padding.

20. A federal law enforcement official said prosecutions seldom are initiated unless the eavesdropper deliberately has used a monitored conversation for other purposes.

21. An eavesdropper who steals a forms authentication cookie has stolen the login because due to the way cookies work, there's no way to implement replay detection.

22. It is difficult for an eavesdropper to extract information about chaotic systems for every bit of pseudo-random number generator is generated from three different chaotic orbits.

23. By encrypting your messages, you can prevent ISPs (or any other eavesdropper) from discovering what you send and receive, but not to whom you are communicating.

24. Otherwise, a malicious eavesdropper on any router between your server and the end user can very easily sniff the sensitive information out of the network packets.

25. The information gained by the eavesdropper through interception is a very important criterion for judging the success of the key transmission and a necessary parameter for the privacy amplification.

26. If an eavesdropper captures messages moving through the network, the encryption makes it impossible (or at least prohibitively expensive) to convert the data to usable plain text.

27. It might be feasible to clone the connection between a Bluetooth headset and phone so an eavesdropper could connect to the phone while its owner was briefly out of earshot.

28. At the very least, your login page should be sent to the user and shipped back to the Web server over a secure connection to prevent an eavesdropper from sniffing the user's cleartext password.

29. It was used as a punishment for women charged, as Professor William Rees writes in the 1962 book Cardiff: A History of the City, with being "a scold, common Barrator or scandal-monger or a common eavesdropper and hearkener after news".