1. The act or process of secretly removing or extracting someone or something from a place, especially a person from a dangerous or hostile location.
Usage: Often used in military, intelligence, or security contexts.; Plural form of exfiltration.
2. The unauthorized removal or theft of data, information, or assets from a secure system or organization.
Usage: Cybersecurity and corporate security context.

Examples

• The military planned several exfiltrations of civilians from the war zone.
• Intelligence agents coordinated the exfiltrations of undercover operatives before their cover was blown.
• The company discovered multiple exfiltrations of proprietary data through unauthorized network access.
• Cybersecurity teams investigated the exfiltrations of customer information from the database.
• The special forces unit specialized in rapid exfiltrations under enemy fire.
• Data exfiltrations have become a major concern for financial institutions worldwide.