tamper+with
31Tamper resistance — is resistance to by either the normal users of a product, package, or system or others with physical access to it. There are many reasons for employing tamper resistance.Tamper resistance ranges from simple features like screws with special heads …
32Tamper-evident — describes a device or process that makes unauthorised access to the protected object easily detected. This may take the form of seals, markings or other techniques.TamperingTampering involves the deliberate altering or adulteration of a product,… …
33Tamper — can mean:* A device used for tamping, commonly to prepare ground coffee beans to make espresso. * * A ballast tamper, a machine that tamps track ballast. * In nuclear weapon design, either a shell surrounding the fission core and keeping the… …
34tamper — [v1] interfere, alter busybody*, butt in*, change, cook, cut, damage, destroy, diversify, doctor, fiddle with*, fool, horn in*, interlope, interpose, intrude, irrigate, manipulate, meddle, mess around with*, monkey around*, muck about*, phony up* …
35tamper-evident — tamper evˈident adjective (of packaging) designed in such a way that it is obvious when it has been tampered with • • • Main Entry: ↑tamper …
36tamper-proof — tampˈer proof adjective (of locks, etc) that cannot be tampered with • • • Main Entry: ↑tamper * * * ˈtamper proof 7 [tamper proof] adjective something that is tamper proof is specially designed so that it cannot be easily changed or damaged • …
37tamper — [16] Tamper began life as a variant of temper. It originally meant ‘mix clay together with water to make it suitable for use’. However, the notion of ‘mixing’ seems to lead on naturally to ‘interference’ (meddle originally meant ‘mix’), and by… …
38tamper — [16] Tamper began life as a variant of temper. It originally meant ‘mix clay together with water to make it suitable for use’. However, the notion of ‘mixing’ seems to lead on naturally to ‘interference’ (meddle originally meant ‘mix’), and by… …
39tamper — v.intr. (foll. by with) 1 meddle with or make unauthorized changes in. 2 exert a secret or corrupt influence upon; bribe. Derivatives: tamperer n. tamper proof adj. Etymology: var. of TEMPER …
40tamper-evident — adj. Tamper evident is used with these nouns: ↑closure …
