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Definition of Spoofer
1. one that spoofs [n -S] - See also: spoofs
Lexicographical Neighbors of Spoofer
Literary usage of Spoofer
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. InfoWarCon: International Conference on Information Warfare: Defining the by DIANE Publishing Company (1996)
"Can a spoofer compromise the authentication process in order ... (spoofer gains
complete copy of network software and has potential for overloading the ..."
2. The Military Dictionary (1987)
"... or civilian employee with dependents. spoofer—(DOD) In air intercept, a code
meaning, "A contact employing electronic or tactical deception measures. ..."
3. Europe's Morning After by Kenneth Lewis Roberts (1921)
"I am not a spoofer by nature or by adoption. I would not recognize a spoof if it
came up to me on the street and looked deep into my eyes. ..."
4. Europe's Morning After by Kenneth Lewis Roberts (1921)
"I am not a spoofer by nature or by adoption. I would not recognize a spoof if it
came up to me on the street and looked deep into my eyes. ..."
5. National Information Systems Security '95 (18th) Proceedings: Making by DIANE Publishing Company (1996)
"Since the spoofer could probably predict the constant increment to the ISN, if
s/he could only measure the turnaround time from an initial probe, ..."
6. No Thornless Roses by Gyeorgos Ceres Hatonn (1993)
"[C: Now I REALLY find this one interesting, little spoofer, for Bill Cooper WAS
recognized originally as a UFOlogist, then as a CIA misinformation spreader, ..."
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