Sentence examples for bogus traffic from inspiring English sources

Stemming the source of bogus traffic matters, too.

Just this week, mysterious online attackers tried to paralyse the Internet by flooding crucial "root server" computers with bogus traffic.

The software protects websites from distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, which overload websites with bogus traffic.

He later learned from the real South African police that the kidnappers used the bogus traffic stop to rifle through his possessions and gather intelligence.

Suppose an attacker breaks into company A's computers and uses them to overload company B's computers with bogus traffic, thus keeping out legitimate users.

At the time the group took down the website of New York's Trump Tower using a distributed denial of service attack (DDoS) that overwhelms a site's servers using bogus traffic.

It was Mr. Shriver who suggested that John Kennedy, during his campaign for the presidency, make a phone call to Coretta Scott King, expressing his concern and offering assistance at a time when her husband, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., had been sentenced to a four-month prison term at hard labor for a bogus traffic-related arrest in Georgia.

In 2008, Uzbek journalist Solidzhon Abdurakhmanov, who has been documenting the destruction of the Aral Sea, was sentenced to 10 years on apparently bogus drug trafficking charges.

Those on the right who defend the reckless radicals inevitably argue "The left does it too!" It's certainly true that both the left and the right traffic in bogus, Holocaust-trivializing Hitler analogies, and, yes, the protesters of the antiwar group Code Pink have disrupted Congressional hearings.

It's the stories people share freely, driving up huge amounts of traffic to bogus websites profiting from the volume of readers.

They will bombard a blog with phony responses meant to trigger traffic to their own bogus enterprises.