Sentence examples for alarming vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

Cell phones, too, are targets for cybermiscreants, thanks to alarming vulnerabilities in mobile networks and the rising popularity of web-enabled phones.

Cell phones, too, are tantalizing targets for cybermiscreants, thanks to alarming vulnerabilities in mobile networks and the rising popularity of Web-enabled phones.

When John eventually strides bare-chested into the enemy camp, knives taped to his wrists – intent on martyrdom or massacre – he still conveys an alarming vulnerability.

SAN FRANCISCO — Computer security researchers are raising alarms about vulnerabilities in some of the Web's most secure corners: the banking, e-commerce and other sites that use encryption to communicate with their users.

Those machines had such impressive armor that they caught the attention of a former director of the National Security Agency, Lieutenant General Kenneth Minihan, who for years had been sounding the alarm about the vulnerabilities of the Internet.

Yet Mourinho must be alarmed by their sudden vulnerabilities.

On the whole, Russian and American military experts sound not very alarmed about the vulnerability of Russia's nuclear warheads.

While data theft was one focus of concern, the White House, in part because of the New York dam episode, was also increasingly alarmed about the vulnerability of key parts of the country's infrastructure, not least its often rickety power grid.

(See: "Congress Alarmed By Cyber Vulnerability Of Power Grid") And more than half the infrastructure IT managers surveyed by tech analyst firm IDC for a study released earlier this month reported that industries including oil and gas, telecommunications, water, utilities, transportation, chemicals, and shipping were all unprepared for a cyber attack.

Shrieking right-wing Romney-endorsing pundit Ann Coulter, alarmed at the vulnerability of the Mittsterizer, doubled down on her "insistence on Romney".

The F.D.I.C. raised alarms about the potential vulnerability of third-party processors back in 2008.