Sentence examples for computerized attacks from inspiring English sources

As the Obama administration has focused on developing the nation's capabilities for computer-network operations, civilian and military officials have been reluctant to discuss offensive digital capabilities — computerized attacks targeting an adversary's networks — preferring instead to focus their public statements on advances in defending America's own computer networks.

In a chilling episode of "Homeland" last year, a terrorist killed the vice president with a fiendishly clever weapon: a remote-control device that attacked the computerized defibrillator implanted in his chest.

The exodus of financial firms from the downtown area was underway before the terrorist attacks, as the advent of computerized trading made physical proximity to the stock exchange less important.

Cheryl Johnson, a spokeswoman for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, said officials planned to use some of the new technologies, including chemical sensors and computerized alert systems, in a simulated subway attack later this year.

Cheryl Johnson, a spokeswoman for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, said officials planned to use some of the new technologies, including chemical sensors and computerized alert systems, in a simulated subway attack that may happen sometime this year.

The event simulates a worst case scenario attack on the city with essential computerized systems hacked, including traffic light failure, airplanes, power plant and other scenarios.

The patients would be followed up by having data about their cholesterol levels, heart attacks, strokes and deaths taken from their computerized medical records.

He also said it was in the process of hooking up hospitals to computerized early-warning systems that can detect epidemics or biological attacks.

A law enacted shortly after the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks requires all airlines to provide the United States with computerized passenger records for all travelers headed to the United States.

Twelve patients suffering from panic attacks with agoraphobia were compared with 22 normal controls on a computerized visual target discrimination task specifically designed for this study.

A cyberattack has the power to paralyze cellular communications; alter or erase information in computerized systems; prevent access to computer servers; and directly harm a country's economy and security by attacking its electricity networks or banking system.