Sentence examples for insecure design from inspiring English sources

Due to the insecure design and the open standards of USB technologies, attackers have successfully exploited various vulnerabilities in USB protocols, USB embedded security software, USB drivers, and Windows Autoplay features to launch various software attacks against host computers and USB devices.

Another problem is that because so many wireless providers around the world use the protocol to connect devices on other mobile networks, the system is insecure by design.

And that it may also include apps that some might consider insecure by design (such as social media apps which focus on sharing), or make it easier for users to download other app stores.

Sonic data raises issues of security: One-to-many data sharing is hugely useful, but insecure (by design); but what if you want to share to just one person?

It may also include apps that some might consider insecure by design (such as social media apps that focus on sharing), or even make it easier for users to download other app stores — such as Amazon's app store — where they can get such apps if they wish.

Even an Indonesian foreign-policy hand calls the boat-burning "the act of an insecure power" designed to appeal to a domestic audience.Yet the resolve fades when it comes to China.

This paper cryptanalyzed the aforesaid encryption scheme using chosen plaintext attack, and pointed out that even if possessing good pseudorandom cipher code generation method, the encryption system is still insecure with unreasonable designed encryption scheme.

And directly before Levandowski's session, security veteran Eugene Kaspersky painted a Skynet-esque picture of the cyber risks facing hopelessly insecure critical infrastructure and poorly design IoT devices, calling for a wholesale redesigning of all connected systems with security front of mind.

The low participation of individuals in the informal sector was attributed to a number of factors, including low and non-regular incomes, insecure employment, and insurance scheme design features (e.g., inflexible payment schedules and lack of awareness about insurance schemes) that are not adapted to people's needs and preferences.

"SS7 is inherently insecure, and it was never designed to be secure," GSMA security director James Moran told The Washington Post in a 2014 story about the threat posed by SS7.

After doing heavy damage to KrebsOnSecurity and other web servers the creator of the Mirai botnet, a program designed to harness insecure IoT devices to run massive denial of service attacks, has apparently released the source code on Github.