Sentence examples for hacking of power from inspiring English sources

That attribution was strengthened by the revelation that the hacking of power company Prykarpattyaoblenergo was carried out using malware substantially similar to an earlier attack, which affected the computers of a Ukranian media company in late October 2015.

If true, that would link the hacking of the power grid to the general escalation of cyberwarfare between the two nations in the aftermath of the invasion of Crimea.

There was the shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes at Stockwell tube station, the shooting of Mark Duggan that sparked the 2011 London riots, illegal phone hacking, allegations of abuse of power and excessive force and often legitimate allegations of racism.

Beware fine words, that unsubtle message ran, for they are gossamer, the pretty fabric you spin when you can't hack the hard stuff of power.

They represent a different kind of hack — sloppily dressed, and resentful of power.

But it's important they look beyond immediate issues of hacking and to the deeper problems of power in this new age.

It has denied any connection to the Guardians of Power, an anonymous hacking group that claimed responsibility for the theft of a huge cache of emails from Sony, but has praised the hack as a "righteous deed".

On a national level, the hacking of a nation's entire power grid via its smart meter network could be catastrophic.

They argue persuasively that the problem for Bush, Rove and the rest is that the normal balance of power has broken down - the hacks now run the town.

Russia is widely considered responsible by US officials and private-sector security experts for a December 2015 hack of Ukraine's power grid that knocked out the lights for about 250,000 people.

Liberty is launching the second phase of its crowdfunding campaign today to finance the next round of its legal fight against other portions of the sweeping surveillance powers — including challenging bulk hacking powers; bulk interceptions of communications data; and the linking of personal data via massive 'bulk personal datasets'.