Sentence examples for a wave of cyber attacks from inspiring English sources

The business was shut down by a wave of cyber attacks that apparently came from a disgruntled former employee.

Its inquiry came in the wake of a wave of cyber attacks that have impacted those working in essential services, including the 2017 WannaCry ransomware attack (which had a big impact on the UK's National Health Service), the 2016 attacks on US water utilities, and more than one attack on Ukraine's electricity network.

Its inquiry came in the wake of a wave of cyber attacks that have impacted those working in essential services, including the 2017 WannaCry ransomware attack (which had a big impact on the UK's National Health Service), the 2016 attacks on US water utilities, and more than one attack on Ukraine's electricity network.

Last month, the U.K. acknowledged "a cyber incident affecting [major] organizations in late 2018, with "Iran being blamed for a wave of cyber attacks that targeted key parts of the U.K.'s national infrastructure in a major assault just before Christmas". No doubt organizations up and down the country immediately locked their doors and windows and updated their firewalls and wifi passwords.

Most recently, U.S. officials have attributed a wave of cyber attacks against American banks to hackers in Iran, though they have offered little evidence to support their claims.

The centre was established in 2008 following a wave of cyber-attacks on the Baltic state from inside Russia.

In June 2012, with a presidential election under way, David Sanger of the New York Times published an explosive story: Obama had ordered "a wave of cyber-attacks against Iran".

The agreement to be signed in Brussels on Wednesday comes a year after the small Baltic nation was exposed to an unprecedented wave of cyber attacks that crippled government and corporate computer networks.

Vice admiral Coustilliere added that some of the first wave of cyber attacks involved French army regiments and that the defence ministry "has decided to boost its security vigilance".

The pair of data theft incidents, Lewis warns, shouldn't be confused with the far-less-organized wave of cyber attacks that seemed to flow out of North Korea over the summer.

The Anonymous hackers collective has announced that it's preparing to unleash waves of cyber attacks on the Islamic State ISS) following the attacks in Paris last week that killed more than 130 people, it said in a video posted online.