Sentence examples similar to embedded threat from inspiring English sources

A new smaller and more effective version of Norton Power Eraser is launched to assist in removal of fake antivirus software and other deeply embedded threats that are otherwise hard to remove.

The letter, which promised an attack on the Tokaimura nuclear reprocessing plant, embedded its threat in a passage of literary criticism.

However, at the same time, lahars were still seen as a danger (just less so than those threats embedded within the popular imaginary).

Robbins also referenced Cisco's new Encrypted Traffic Analytics capabilities, which uses machine learning to pick out cyber-threats embedded within encrypted traffic to an impressive degree of accuracy, and all without compromising privacy.

Paul also embedded a thinly disguised threat to challenge the law in court if necessary; he requested that the Republicans help him avoid a "costly and time-consuming legal challenge".

Side-channel attacks are currently among the most serious threats for embedded systems.

That threat has been embedded in the Turkish psyche, and is the root of a conspiracy vivid in the minds of nationalists, but baffling to outsiders, that has Europe and America secretly plotting to divide Turkey.

Cynics in the valley always cite embedded Linux and Microsoft 's various embedded initiatives as a serious threat to Wind River.

It seemed curious that embedded in our culture was this atrocity, the threat of total annihilation, and this flimsy little thing that girls wear to look fit.

Racism can be expressed as beliefs, stereotypes, prejudices or discrimination and can range from open threats and insults to being deeply embedded in social systems and structures [ 3].

A federal state with a declining population embedded in democratic alliances is unlikely to be a threat.