jetton

American  

[jet-n] / ˈdʒɛt n /

noun

1. an inscribed counter or token.

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jetton British  

/ ˈdʒɛtən /

noun

1. a counter or token, esp a chip used in such gambling games as roulette

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Etymology

Origin of jetton

1755–65; < French jeton, equivalent to jet ( er ) to throw, cast up (accounts), reckon ( jet ¹ ) + -on noun suffix

Example Sentences

"I consider the weaponisation of AI by cybercriminals... as the biggest threat we're seeing," Neal Jetton, Interpol's Singapore-based director of cybercrime, told AFP.

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"They are using it in whatever way they can," added Jetton, who is seconded to Interpol from the US Secret Service, the federal agency in charge of presidential protection.

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Jetton said the "sheer volume" of cyber attacks worries him the most.

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Jetton said Interpol supported the crackdown on the online scam centres in Southeast Asia through intelligence-sharing and resource development.

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For Jetton and his colleagues, the fight rarely enters the public eye, but is vital to global security.

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