obtain sensitive information

He accused officials of barring him from obtaining sensitive information.

The contractors want to eliminate a provision allowing the military to reclaim profits from companies that have improperly obtained sensitive information.

Espionage, or spying, involves obtaining sensitive information without the permission or knowledge of its holder.

Morrison admitted to the infidelity, but denies any impropriety, sexual harassment, pressure to obtain sensitive information, or influence the course of an investigation.

The term "over the wall" is used when an employee who is not normally privy to wall-guarded information has somehow obtained sensitive information.

These vulnerabilities may allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code, operate with elevated privileges, obtain sensitive information, and bypass security restrictions.

Phishing is a criminally fraudulent process of trying to obtain sensitive information such as user names, passwords, credit card or bank information.

It was another subject altogether: the mishandling of national security letters used by the F.B.I. in investigations to obtain sensitive information without judicial oversight.

A Soviet spy (Perkins) is on an official mission to obtain sensitive information from NATO about military mobilization.

If the site they are redirected to is a malicious website, masquerading as a legitimate website, in order to fraudulently obtain sensitive information, it is termed phishing.

* Chinese Government: MI5 was reported last weekend to accuse Chinese authorities of bugging and burgling British businesses in attempts to obtain sensitive information through blackmail.

Some of the cases involved accusations of misappropriation, a gentle form of theft, by which a relative wrongfully obtains sensitive information from a family member and then uses it for trading purposes.

Carter filed a sexual harassment claim with the EEOC alleging that Morrison pressured her to obtain sensitive information about Kline and several pending investigations at the district attorney's office.

Two contract workers have been implicated in the Abu Ghraib prison abuses, and investigators found that one of them, a translator working with interrogators who were trying to obtain sensitive information from Iraqi prisoners, had no security clearance at all.

A central element of the procurement investigation by the Justice Department is that military contractors, through consultants they hired to provide expert advice, may have obtained sensitive information from Government officials, gaining an unfair edge over other companies competing to supply weapons to the Pentagon.