Sentence examples for computer accounts from inspiring English sources

One non-K1dd13 hacker offered to trade 14 unused Visa and Mastercard numbers, or "virgin credit cards," for access to computer accounts.

Meanwhile, in a parallel world, illicit money is being moved electronically across the globe, through a virtually impenetrable network of encrypted computer accounts and into the bazaars of the unofficial betting markets of Asia.

The secretary, Shirley Walcott, who worked at Public School 91 in Remsen Village, had sole access to computer accounts and records concerning leave time, said Richard J. Condon, the special commissioner of investigation for schools.

These computers had the freely available Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 installed and were configured to allow students to logon using their UC Davis computer accounts.

Password cracking is generally a process of recovering/resetting passwords from stored data from your computer or other devices so as to recover the forgotten passwords, but of course, in the wrong hands it is conveniently used for gaining unauthorized access to your computer, accounts and internet websites.

The idea that any information is accessible these days raised eyebrows: the question, we were told, is not whether a bright not so nerdy youngster can get into your computer accounts but simply how long it would take them.

Whether tractors, sewing machines or computer accounting software, the automata have been simply tools for overcoming some human weakness.

If the Department had agreed to the request, it would have shown a list of websites visited on the Home Secretary's computer account for a week.

"All e-contacts with students should be through the district's computer account or e-mail and telephone system," the Paramus policy states.

I didn't want to sit in front of a computer filling out endless forms or inputting numerous codes into a computer accounting for every second of my time.

A former senior Bloomberg administration official has been fined $22,000 by the New York City Conflicts of Interest Board, primarily for using a city computer account to send e-mails related to her paid service as a board member of a real estate company.