Sentence examples for computer invasion from inspiring English sources

A man was charged with hacking into the emails of dozens of people, including Christina Aguilera, Scarlett Johansson and Mila Kunis, in a computer invasion scheme that targeted Hollywood celebrities, according to documents released on Wednesday.

With anxieties over exotic diseases like the hantavirus, prenatal genetic tinkering and computer-aided invasion of privacy, the clean room, where computer chips are made by technicians in protective bunny suits, is an archetypal image -- a bomb shelter for today.

But the military exercises include computer-simulated invasions and occupations of North Korea.

The attacks are the latest computer-based invasions directed at western companies and come a year after Internet giant Google and numerous companies were targeted by hackers traced to China.

Leading the computer industry's invasion is a new device known as the Media Center PC, with a processor designed by Intel and software created by Microsoft.

A 52-year-old man was detained on the outskirts of London on suspicion of unspecified offenses involving computer misuse and invasion of privacy.

"I have confidence that justice will prevail and that the court will set a precedent for a 'no tolerance policy' in regards to identity theft, computer hacking and invasion of privacy," the actress said in a statement to the Associated Press.

In other computer models, tumour invasion was characterised by the transformation of a spherical tumour into fingering morphologies (Anderson, 2005).

"Olympic Games" seems to be, so far as is known, the first formal offensive act of pure cyber sabotage by the United States against another country, if you do not count electronic penetrations that have preceded conventional military attacks, such as that of Iraq's military computers before the invasion of 2003.

On Monday, two customers sued Apple accusing it of privacy invasion and computer fraud.

Searching a computer is a major invasion of privacy — one that may be necessary to protect the country's security.