Sentence examples for harder to hack from inspiring English sources

It's much harder to hack newsprint than pixels, but it can be done.

If using a wireless connection, he suggested entering it through a smartphone connection, which is much harder to hack.

Phones are harder to hack because they no longer have default PIN numbers that allow access to voicemails – and they cannot be changed remotely.

Fortunately, making your phone harder to hack is straightforward, too: use a voicemail account protected by a PIN and make the code hard to guess.

Maybe Mac OS X is harder to hack, or maybe the virus writers consider the Mac's 8percentt market share too piddling to bother with.

It's getting harder to hack user accounts but it is definitely not impossible.

Their chips are hard to hack: prying them open to get at the stored information can make them self-destruct.

Hardware has long been too hard to hack.

But we couldn't do it on an Apple watch, it's very hard to hack".

"The design architecture of sensors is hard to hack; it's hard to fool senses and sensors.

According to him, all user data is kept right on the gun and nothing is uploaded anywhere else so it would be pretty hard to hack.