Sentence examples for criminal software from inspiring English sources
Nor do cyber crooks need to be super-geeks any more; off-the-shelf criminal software is now widely available on the dark web, according to Rajab.
A fresh strain of criminal software has been discovered encrypting the data of Android smartphone owners, then demanding payment to unlock it.
According to the SANS report, those unpatched bugs are exploited largely through two means: innocent Web sites that cybercriminals rig to infect users with malicious downloads, and targeted spoof e-mails with attachments like Word documents or PDFs that invisibly install criminal software.
4 Each federation member acquires a criminal intelligence software system.
5 Each federation member modifies its criminal intelligence software system so that it can read input from a report file generated by the local database engine.
Although federated databases allow enrichment of the database available to generate actionable intelligence, commercial criminal intelligence software systems may not provide the necessary analysis options to achieve that.
I just BitTorrented the super-secret criminal-profiling software the F.B.I. uses to simulate aging.
By Farley Katz August 25, 2009 I just BitTorrented the super-secret criminal-profiling software the F.B.I. uses to simulate aging.
The criminals use software that automatically generates different variations of a card's security data – for example, the card number, expiry date and three-digit security code known as the CVV – and fires these off to hundreds or even thousands of websites around the world at the same time.
[C13.] Students Cooperate in Piracy Inquiry Many students and university employees are cooperating with the government's criminal investigation into software piracy.
The Customs Service, which is conducting the questionings, said many of the students and university employees were cooperating with the inquiry, which is being described as the largest criminal investigation of software piracy ever by the federal government.
