Sentence examples for a security fault from inspiring English sources

The magnitude of what happened in the bombing of the National Security building lies in the fact that it was an "inside job", meaning that a security fault allowed the armed opposition to achieve a breach that brought about a turning point.

Secondly, according to the network topology structure, we present a security fault-tolerant routing algorithm.

So, we establish a security fault-tolerant routing based on the trust mechanism for multi-layer non-uniform clustered WSNs.

According to the limited characteristics of WSNs, considering the network lifetime, load distribution, malicious attacks, and fault-tolerance mechanism, a security fault-tolerant routing for multi-layer non-uniform clustered WSNs is proposed.

In this paper, we present a security fault-tolerant routing for multi-layer non-uniform clustered wireless sensor networks to improve the security reliability of network operation and data transmission.

They blame Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Defense Minister Amir Peretz for trying to lull citizens into a false sense of security, fault generals for relying too heavily on air power to destroy Hezbollah rocket launchers, and worry that Israeli troops may not have been prepared to defeat a force far tougher than Palestinian fighters.

What with a lengthy courtroom drama, and the possibility of an appeal, it could well take a year or two to reach a final verdict.Even then, the victims' families, who have lobbied for a trial (plus a public inquiry into the security faults that allowed the bomb-in-a-suitcase to be planted), are unlikely to be satisfied.

[C4.] Panel Finds Social Security Faults A commission appointed by the Bush administration set out a rationale for overhauling Social Security, describing the current system as plagued by financial problems and a crisis of confidence.

He has also worked on security, fault-tolerant distributed computing and modal logic.

Unfortunately, they fail in their attempt mainly due to their security faults but interesting ideas can be drawn from both.

In fact, he says, in the face of repeated security faults it has done the minimum, each time, that would keep it just ahead of each flaw.