Sentence examples for even more malicious from inspiring English sources

But even more malicious are the circulating tumor cells (CTCs) that tumors release, which travel stealthily through the bloodstream and take up residence in other parts of the body, a process known as metastasis.

He added that DDoS attacks were "increasingly being used as a smokescreen to hide even more malicious activity on the network".

Beyond increasing concerns that the ability to short bitcoin has contributed to the cryptocurrency's drop in price from $19,000 last year to $6,420 today, a rising tide of concerns relates to even more malicious manipulations.

In addition to all the regular marketing spam on Twitter (which the service is has tried to combat with its own blacklist), now there is something even more malicious: a computer attack disguised as spam.

This illustrates the dreaded scenario where chemotherapy becomes the selection pressure for cancer to become even more malicious.

Even more bizarrely, malicious gossips may claim First Amendment protection for spreading such information.

The story of the injustice done to Rochefort has been told before, notably in Clay Blair's "Silent Victory" and Wilfred J. Holmes's "Double-Edged Secrets," but Layton and his collaborators have produced new documentation to show that the conduct of those who had a hand in it was even shabbier and more malicious than previously suspected.

Some have called for more advanced features, like two-step authentication, to help make Twitter even more secure against malicious attacks on user accounts.

TeenSafe requires that teenagers abstain from using two-factor authentication so parents can keep an eye on their activity, making those teenagers even more vulnerable to malicious actors now that their personal information has been exposed.

Even more sinister are the few malicious individuals who seem to target vulnerable people and deliberately propagate detailed information about suicide methods.

Ransomware-based attacks can be effective and allow criminals to easily cash out their illegal activities.The rapid diffusion of the threat has motivated malware authors to implement new ransomware and new features that make those malicious codes even more dangerous.