Sentence examples for hacking communications from inspiring English sources

Whether it's systematically undermining global encryption standards, hacking communications companies' servers and data links or exploiting so-called zero-day vulnerabilities, the nation's cyberspies are focused on attacking online privacy and weakening the security of systems that we all trust.

The range of online offenses is truly astounding; including everything from limiting Internet connection speeds in order, some say, to discourage web usage, to hacking private communications and compromising otherwise secure communications channels.

The PRI has itself been accused of using armies of bots to spread fake narratives, hacking the communications of government critics and paying the press to boost its candidates.

Hacking NFC communications with a chip that simply requires being near someone's device, or wallet, or door, or blood pressure monitor, could open the doors to all kinds of malicious actors.

And there are the new tools of cyber warfare, from shutting down government computer systems to hacking political communications to spreading fake news.

Citing documents provided by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, The Washington Post last month revealed that the agency has been hacking into communications lines connecting the data centers of Google and Yahoo to intercept information about what people do and say online.

It was not difficult to guess why Moscow might want to hack OPCW communications.

No one understands the mechanism by which entanglement works, but if it can be harnessed it offers "hack-proof" communications.

Highly complex attempts to build such a "hack-proof" communications network are based on the scientific principle of entanglement.

Sometime this month, China is planning to launch a satellite that could be a first step towards establishing a "hack-proof" communications network.

China says it has launched the world's first quantum satellite, a project Beijing hopes will enable it to build a coveted "hack-proof" communications system with potentially significant military and commercial applications.