Sentence examples for data to impersonate from inspiring English sources

"It's kind of scary that somebody could know that much about us," said a former senior U.S. diplomat, pointing out the ability to use such data to impersonate an American official online, obtain passwords and plunder bank accounts.

If you steal someone's data, decrypt it and that data is used to impersonate someone – and that data you are using to impersonate them is everything they know – the problem becomes a little bit more tricky.

The latter featured fraudsters taking over accounts, siphoning off money, or by stealing the customer's data and using it to impersonate the customer, or selling the data so that others may impersonate the customer.

A criminal collects enough personal data on the victim to impersonate him to banks, credit card companies and other financial institutions.

I assume that both users and RockYou's developers actually only intended to share some particular bits of information: a contact list, a user photo, a friend's gender; but the bottom line is that instead of sharing that specific data, RockYou retained enough secrets to impersonate those users at will.

The file did not include all the information needed by attackers to impersonate users.

But having to impersonate such an oft-impersonated figure sometimes seems to straitjacket his performance.

In addition, photos and personal data may be expropriated by others in order to impersonate, defame or slander.

"This allows attackers to eavesdrop communications, steal data directly from the services and users and to impersonate services and users," he added.

"This allows attackers to eavesdrop [on] communications, steal data directly from the services and users and to impersonate services and users," wrote the team that discovered the vulnerability.

This protects clients from disclosing data to adversaries that impersonate a designated destination.