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1 effraction informatique
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2 piraterie informatique
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3 piratage
piratage [piʀataʒ]masculine noun[de cassette, vidéo] pirating* * *piʀataʒnom masculin piracy, piratingpiratage informatique — ( reproduction illégale) electronic piracy; ( violation de réseau) computer hacking
* * *piʀataʒ nm* * *piratage nm piracy, pirating; piratage de cartes bancaires credit card fraud; piratage de cassettes vidéo video piracy; piratage informatique computer hacking.[pirataʒ] nom masculin -
4 effraction
effraction [efʀaksjɔ̃]feminine noun* * *efʀaksjɔ̃nom féminin Droit breaking and enteringPhrasal Verbs:* * *efʀaksjɔ̃ nf* * *effraction nf Jur breaking and entering; un vol avec effraction a burglary with forced entry; ils sont entrés dans la maison par effraction they broke into the house; il y a eu effraction the premises have been broken into.effraction informatique computer hacking.[efraksjɔ̃] nom féminin -
5 piraterie
piraterie [piʀatʀi]feminine nounpiracy ; ( = acte) act of piracy* * *piʀatʀiPhrasal Verbs:* * *piʀatʀi nf* * *piraterie nfpiraterie aérienne hijacking, skyjacking; piraterie informatique computer hacking.[piratri] nom féminin1. [sur les mers] piracypiraterie aérienne air piracy, hijacking
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