Sentence examples for connection to websites from inspiring English sources

Now, a group of investors has issued a class-action lawsuit alleging that Facebook revenues were revised down because of a surge in the number of people using mobile devices for apps and connection to websites.

Alsbrook denied any connection to the websites, but both were taken down within hours of the station's inquiry.

A security expert named Kenn White was able to illustrate this problem by creating a website that establishes a connection to a website that appears to be a secure link to the Bank of America page, but is in fact a bogus site of his own creation (featuring a criminal Doge in a ski mask).

Some providers choose not to do session logging and instead try to locate the abusive customer by using the intelligence from the complaint, for example if someone hacks XYZ.com they may monitor traffic to XYZ.com and log which customers have a connection to this website.

Today, ScienceInsider learned that some of the researchers have no connection to the website.

When you make a secured connection to a website via HTTPS, a public key certificate is sent from the server to your computer.

The process is a bit cumbersome and the connection to the website is spotty if you're accessing it outside of China.

Dotcom's history in plundering other's websites and connection to the Mega website, where the first dump was placed, also made him an easy target for blame.

Further investigation showed that user332755 owned five devices which made 56 times of connections to spam websites, four times of connections to malware websites, and two times of connections to exploit websites during our monitoring period.

There is one silver lining to this dark cloud: AT&T says it is not attempting to monitor its customers' connections to encrypted websites (like Google, Yahoo!, Facebook and Twitter), which could endanger its customers' security.

Senators have questioned why Tamerlan Tsarnaev's online connections to radical websites did not cause the FBI to identify him as a potential threat.