exfiltrate
/ɛksˈflɪtrˌeɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to remove or extract (sensitive information, personnel, etc.) secretly from a secure or restricted area, especially in a military context.
“The investigators tried to exfiltrate the undercover agent without alerting the enemy.”
2. noun
the act of secretly removing or extracting (sensitive information, personnel, etc.) from a secure or restricted area.
“The exfiltration of the agents was carried out under heavy fire.”