Sentence examples for gain access to computer from inspiring English sources

The Grimmest of Grimm moments occurred, however, during his 2012 campaign, when he publicly insinuated that political forces arrayed against him had broken into his office to gain access to computer files.

The SecurID electronic tokens, which are used to gain access to computer networks by corporate employees and government officials from outside their offices, are supplied by the RSA Security division of the EMC Corporation.

The attack appeared "to be part of a coordinated effort to gain access to computer networks at numerous laboratories and other institutions across the country," the laboratory's director, Thom Mason, said in a memorandum to the 4,200 employees of the facility, part of the Department of Energy.

Recent reports about Russian hackers trying to gain access to computer networks of the Pentagon and NASA suggest that no matter how superior our missile defense is, it can be easily subverted by undermining our command-and-control system, which increasingly relies on computer networks.

The U.S. government says Volgmer has been used to gain access to computer systems since at least 2013.

Last week the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals issued an opinion that an employee acted "without authorization" when he used a former co-worker's login (with their permission) to gain access to "computer data owned by the former employer".

Internet intruders often use rootkits to gain access to computers on a network.

Kozmo.com officials said they believed that as more disabled Americans gain access to computers, they would increasingly rely on online delivery services.

In general, computer scientists, including Professor Ipeirotis, seem quite cheerful about its prospects for improving both efficiency and opportunities for people in developing countries who can gain access to computers.

RSA notified its clients of the loss of its data, and last month hackers attempted to use the information stolen from RSA to gain access to computers and networks at the Lockheed Martin Corporation, the nation's largest military contractor.

Cyber-criminals are ubiquitous on this planet, and phishing is a favorite among their arsenal of attacks, a way to gain access to computers, as well as infecting a computer.