Sentence examples for fraudulent link from inspiring English sources

For about two weeks starting April 10, the company detected around 30 instances of the Russian site's fraudulent link appearing beside Google Adwords.

In a spear phishing attack, a hacker can compromise a target's login credentials by getting them to click on a fraudulent link or just by pretending to be someone they aren't and obtaining usernames, passwords and other sensitive information.

Was this sand for a golf course he'd contracted with, mini or major, northern New Jersey's foremost fraudulent links -- the sport of the suburbs trapped by the sand of a citybound beach?

Or was this sand for a golf course he'd contracted with, mini or major, northern New Jersey's foremost fraudulent links — the sport of the suburbs hazarded, trapped, by the sand of a citybound beach?

The Rap Genius founders apologized and detailed the technical lengths they went to remove or disavow the fraudulent links, and Google restored much of the site's prominence in its results.

But while a picture of hundreds of unsightly lesions might be shocking, it's still not sufficient evidence for parents more afraid of the false spectre of Andrew Wakefield – author of the 1998 fraudulent research paper linking the MMR vaccine and autism – than the real-world danger of death by measles.

In an interview with BBC Essex as part of a documentary, Carswell also criticised Farage for suggesting Ukip's failure to challenge Labour in the Oldham byelection was linked to fraudulent postal votes.

Thereafter, we present the findings of a study designed to identify which demographic factors are linked to fraudulent returning.

Lookout also says that malvertising (genuine-looking advertisements that link back to fraudulent sites) will continue to increase in 2012, especially as mobile advertising grows.

Also, the F.D.A., after a scandal several years ago involving an antibiotic called Ketek, which the agency approved on the basis of fraudulent data and was subsequently linked to severe liver damage, has been cautious in approving new drugs, infectious disease experts say.

All the authors' names will be forever linked with the fraudulent work regardless of their role.