Synonyms for exfiltrate
ex·fil·trate

Princeton's WordNet

1. exfiltrateverb

   escape furtively, as from an area under enemy control

2. exfiltrateverb

   transfer secretly out of an area under enemy control

   "the military commander was exfiltrated on a French plane"

Matched Categories

1. • Escape
   • Transfer

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1. Rob Joyce:

   This lengthy brute force campaign to collect and exfiltrate data, access credentials and more, is likely ongoing, on a global scale.

2. Jack Corrigan:

   Since Michael's time in government, and even before that, you've had folks in the national security community discussing how this technology could enable foreign actors, hackers, to access these systems in which they are plugged into, a lot of the discussion is kind of focused around this idea that these technologies could contain backdoors that enable foreign hackers to break into these systems and then exfiltrate data, monitor network activity, disrupt any of the services that are connected to these networks.

3. Patrick Wardle:

   Adversaries came to the realization they don’t need to persist, if they could do a one-time pull and exfiltrate all your chat messages and your contact and your passwords, it’s almost game over anyways, right?