Sentence examples for hacking of computers from inspiring English sources

As evidence, he cited China's hacking of computers and alleged that in China, there are 35,000 forced abortions a day.

"Until we brought this case, GCHQ would neither confirm nor deny that they were engaging in mass hacking of computers, mobile devices and entire computer networks.

Hacking of computers, networks and smartphones in the UK or abroad by GCHQ staff does not breach human rights, a security tribunal has ruled.

According to the original report in the Guardian, the investigation surround Rees is comprehensive and potential charges include theft of confidential data, the hacking of computers and burglary.

Large-scale hacking of computers is ubiquitous because criminals can make money stealing personal and financial data, or by locking up devices, demanding ransom money or using them to spread spam, viruses and malware.

Separately Wednesday, a Romanian hacker nicknamed "Guccifer" pleaded guilty in federal court to charges stemming from his hacking of computers of several well-known Americans, including Powell, relatives of former president George W. Bush and an informal adviser to Hillary Clinton.

Meanwhile, the HKSAR government has formally written to the U.S. government requesting clarification on earlier reports about the hacking of computer systems in Hong Kong by U.S. government agencies.

Maybe it was to save itself the diplomatic trouble, or maybe it had something to do with this passage in its statement on the departure: the HKSAR Government has formally written to the US Government requesting clarification on earlier reports about the hacking of computer systems in Hong Kong by US government agencies.

The specter this disparity opens up is vote count fraud, in particular, the hacking of computer votes -- the fairly easy possibility of which has long been controversial.

In its statement, the Hong Kong government said it had written to the United States "requesting clarification" of earlier reports about the hacking of computer systems in Hong Kong by U.S. government agencies.

Previous cyber-intrusions blamed on Pyongyang include attempts to block access to the website of South Korea's presidential office and other government departments, and hacks of computers at Nonghyup bank and the Joonang Ilbo newspaper.