Sentence examples for illegal communication from inspiring English sources

So, theoretically it could be a place for illegal communication to thrive.

The SPAN verification results show that our solution not only solves the problem that the existing DNP3 network sensitive operation data is easy to be stolen and tampered by the illegal communication entity, but also solves the legitimate communication entities which are controlled to lead to security certification information disclosure problems.

New Jersey considered passing a bill that would make anonymous communication illegal by forcing all forum participants to register their full name and address.

B1 Opening in Terrorism Trial A federal prosecutor said Lynne F. Stewart used her position as a defense lawyer to create an illegal channel of communication out of a Minnesota jail that allowed her client, an imprisoned Muslim cleric, to summon his followers to terrorism.

Lynne F. Stewart used her position as a defense lawyer to create an illegal channel of communication out of a Minnesota prison cell that allowed her client, an imprisoned Muslim cleric, to summon his Egyptian followers to terrorism, a federal prosecutor said yesterday.

1373 prohibits states and local governments from enforcing their sanctuary laws by declaring it illegal to prevent communication with federal immigration officers.

Fein created Annoy.com, a provocative political website, protesting the 1997 Communications Decency Act that made it illegal to send Internet communication that is "indecent" or has "intent to annoy". He sued Reno to overturn the act but lost.

Government guidelines on the use of the act state that it is illegal to intercept communications "at any time when the communication is being stored on the communication system in such a way as to enable the intended recipient to have access to it".

DDOS attacks, which often involve flooding the target with requests so that it cannot cope with legitimate communication, are illegal.

Graffiti, form of visual communication, usually illegal, involving the unauthorized marking of public space by an individual or group.

DDoS attacks, which often involve flooding the target site with requests so that it cannot cope with legitimate communication, are illegal.