Sentence examples for digital hijacking from inspiring English sources

A hacking expert skewered the FBI for its hamstrung investigation of last month's digital hijacking that plunged Yahoo! yhoo, Amazon.com amzn and other major Web sites into darkness.

Politically, it's become evident governments are less willing to have digital policy hijacked by narrow corporate interests.

Over the past week, hackers have stolen bitcoins from digital wallets and hijacked computers to create new bitcoins -- the equivalent of minting money.

The bitcoin digital currency could be hijacked by "selfish miners" causing honest users to lose time, effort and money.

But, he argues in this manifesto, around the turn of this century the dream was hijacked by "digital Maoists," who value the crowd above the individual.

This means that anyone can hijack your digital space and promote a brand, cause or idea… as long as they "get" there first.

How can expect that our children develop an abiding sense of self-worth if we're communicating that they're less important than the digital device that continually hijacks our time and attention?

He said photography had been "hijacked" because "the digital cameras are extraordinary.

As a result, those who fear for the ubiquity of pornography in the digital age must also contend with its metaphoric hijacking of our supposedly more wholesome pleasures.

Sam is hijacked into digital-gladiator mode, hurling deadly glow-in-the-dark Frisbees and riding those silly light cycles that leave a solid wall of exhaust for opponents to run into.

It turns any computer it infects into a "zombie" which, like some digital Manchurian Candidate, can be at any moment hijacked by the worm's creator.