Sentence examples for breach the system from inspiring English sources

"It's the first time [the ABS was] collecting the information electronically, subject possibly to people trying to breach the system... so maybe the bureau [was] slow to react.

It was not immediately clear how hackers were able to breach the system, how long they had been there, or if they are still poking around inside.

A hacker can also use an intrusion method known as social engineering to imitate an innocent staffer and send an email to another staffer, which contains a link or attachment that, once clicked on, lets malware breach the system.

Such is the paranoia among security agencies in Europe and North America – particularly the US transportation security administration (TSA) – that once a security measure or routine has been put in place, nobody dares to remove it for fear their decision may later be identified as the change that allowed a terrorist to breach the system.

"If it's found that students did breach the system and change the grades, it would be a very, very serious violation". At an emergency meeting Wednesday morning, Churchill's principal, Joan C. Benz, informed teachers and staff members that students obtained access to the grading system and modified grades, according to three sources familiar with the meeting, two of whom were present.

The prime minister called for an inquiry and set up a tribunal to decide whether Pincher had breached the system.

It also eliminates the security threat posed by breaching the system through online network as the access to the system is only possible through the pressure sensor reinforced keyboard "biokeyboard".

The intruders breached the systems of independent analysts, taking reports on several Indian missile systems.

Other times, the attackers are mysterious and more worrying entities, as in the case of the still unknown organization that in March breached the systems of RSA, whose electronic security tokens are used across many industries.

Computer hackers have breached the systems of the company that runs the Nasdaq stock exchange in New York but did not penetrate the part of the system that handles trades, Nasdaq said Saturday.

Most banking systems around the world are built on a centralized database that is more vulnerable to cyberattack because it has one point of failure rather than many once hackers breach the one system they have full access.