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cyberspace

[sahy-ber-speys] / ˈsaɪ bərˌspeɪs /


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The North Koreans have not only made their thievery more efficient, but have also refined their money-laundering techniques to the point that the stolen booty disappears into the dark reaches of cyberspace within days.

From Los Angeles Times

The scene of all-consuming misery sparked his concept for a more rewarding type of platform, one based in cyberspace, with the power to drive news stories and generate questions in Parliament.

From BBC

The rapper had been charged with a string of offences, including spreading lies in cyberspace, disruption of public order and propaganda against the establishment.

From BBC

China’s cyberspace academy earlier this week announced the chatbot trained on Xi Jinping Thought, a doctrine which promotes “socialism with Chinese characteristics.”

From Seattle Times

“Russian state hackers attacked Germany in cyberspace,” she said at a news conference in the Australian city of Adelaide.

From Seattle Times