Sentence examples for insecure computer from inspiring English sources

No company wants to be the first to bear the costs of updating the insecure computer systems that run most cars.

But last week, when the Taiwanese-born American scientist pleaded guilty only to downloading sensitive information onto an insecure computer and prosecutors conceded they had no further case to make against him in open court, the quick association of Mr. Lee's ethnic origins with suspicions about his loyalty seemed mostly an embarrassment for the government.

It is interesting to note that the government's 59-count indictment against Dr. Wen Ho Lee has finally come down to a single charge of improperly downloading classified material onto an insecure computer (front page, Sept. 11), similar to the allegations levied against John M. Deutch, the former director of central intelligence.

It suggests that his motive in downloading 400,000 pages of data from the Los Alamos lab, transferring it to his insecure computer and then supposedly destroying copies he made was "that he was looking for a job and wanted to enhance his resume".

Worse still, a new Hollywood film produced by Kevin Spacey, The Social Network, is set to portray an even younger Zuckerberg, who set up Facebook six years ago after being dumped by his girlfriend while studying at Harvard, as a sexually insecure computer nerd.

It seems that with a little creative coding, or access to an insecure computer, the iPhone can be cracked wide open.

Los Alamos and the Energy Department were already under scrutiny for the behaviour of Wen Ho Lee, a physicist at the laboratory who was indicted in December last year for allegedly transferring classified weapons data on to insecure computers and networks.

Our government and laws are loyal to that kind of computer activities". It then listed the number and a description of insecure computers on the company network and offered their security services.

If the director of central intelligence transfers highly classified materials to insecure computers at his home, he may well be violating the law, and his conduct requires an immediate and full investigation.

Last year, when I finished that talk in Seattle, a talk about all the ways that insecure computers put us all at risk, a woman in the audience put up her hand and said, "Well, you've scared the hell out of me.

It says the book's disclosures include why Dr. Lee downloaded nuclear weapons codes to insecure computers, what he really did at Los Alamos for two decades and how the Federal Bureau of Investigation was "hell-bent on proving Wen Ho Lee was a spy, even if they had to resort to deception and fabrication to do so".