Definitions
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- noun The act of defeating the
security mechanisms of asafe orvault to gainaccess to its contents.
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Examples
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And Playmobil is a company which has a really wide selection of situational stuff ranging from police officers to hospital sets to safecracking (I want my potential kids to know about all eventualities).
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And Playmobil is a company which has a really wide selection of situational stuff ranging from police officers to hospital sets to safecracking (I want my potential kids to know about all eventualities).
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After World War II, MI6 researchers worked on silent weapons, knockout tablets, safecracking tools and exploding filing cabinets that could destroy secret documents at short notice.
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After World War II, MI6 researchers worked on silent weapons, knockout tablets, safecracking tools and exploding filing cabinets that could destroy secret documents at short notice.
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He established an unprecedented network of schools and training centers from Scotland to Surrey, a far-flung Dirty Tricks Academy where prospective agents would learn about everything from safecracking to silent killing to industrial sabotage to wilderness survival to spy tradecraft.
Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010
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He established an unprecedented network of schools and training centers from Scotland to Surrey, a far-flung Dirty Tricks Academy where prospective agents would learn about everything from safecracking to silent killing to industrial sabotage to wilderness survival to spy tradecraft.
Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010
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He established an unprecedented network of schools and training centers from Scotland to Surrey, a far-flung Dirty Tricks Academy where prospective agents would learn about everything from safecracking to silent killing to industrial sabotage to wilderness survival to spy tradecraft.
Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010
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He established an unprecedented network of schools and training centers from Scotland to Surrey, a far-flung Dirty Tricks Academy where prospective agents would learn about everything from safecracking to silent killing to industrial sabotage to wilderness survival to spy tradecraft.
Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010
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Born in a Durham mining village in 1914, Eddie Chapman enlisted in the Coldstream Guards, but he soon discovered Soho, girls, and gambling, was discharged for going AWOL, and turned to petty crime, less petty when he graduated to gelignite and safecracking.
Box 2009
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In general, I think it's a particular way of looking at the world, and that it's far easier to teach someone domain expertise -- cryptography or software security or safecracking or document forgery -- than it is to teach someone a security mindset.
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