Sentence examples for cripple systems from inspiring English sources

Ralph Langner told a conference in California that the malicious software was designed to cripple systems that could help build an Iranian bomb.

A common form is the denial of service (DDOS) attack which aims to cripple systems by bombarding them with data, usually using bot-nets – large numbers of compromised computers.

Just three months ago, British cybersecurity analyst Marcus Hutchins was widely hailed as a hero for stopping the spread of a virulent ransomware attack known as WannaCry, which crippled systems across the globe, most notably the U.K.'s health service.

Since it makes little sense to deploy an advanced massive MIMO system and then cripple the system throughput by using interference-ignoring MRT, treating the precoding complexity problem is the main focus of this paper.

Mr. Orcutt said that slashing service now would cripple the system.

"This would really cripple the system," said William Heffernan, professor of rural sociology at the University of Missouri who has studied immigrant labor.

Yet the city is facing a critical shortage of them, one that threatens to cripple the system, because they do not make enough money.

The company's biggest mistake was aligning itself too closely with a state government that has historically beaten up on city schools while failing to alleviate the financing inequities that helped cripple the system in the first place.

But over the years, that hacker tradition has grown to embrace unauthorized attacks in which programmers find a way to invade or cripple a system, then publish the details of the vulnerability -- often accompanied by software that exploits the weaknesses they discover.

Immunity is further compromised because the Democratic Republic of Congo has high rates of infection with HIV, which cripples immune systems.

HIV cannot copy itself in mouse cells, so they purchased mice that had deliberately crippled immune systems and then rebuilt them with human stem cells.