Sentence examples for insecure links from inspiring English sources

It looks like this is some kind of Google Analytics tracking flaw for a Groupon marketing campaign, and the emails are from people who have referred deals to others through Groupon's insecure links.

"Transitioning large collections of unmodifiable legacy web content to encrypted, authenticated HTTPS connections can be challenging, as the content frequently includes links to insecure resources, triggering mixed content warnings," the Chrome team notes today.

As postulated by the attachment theory, secure attachment patterns are linked to positive experience with parental rearing while negative memories are linked to insecure attachment patterns and to more severe attachment-specific problems in relationships.

It was a partnership linking an insecure Islamic nation and a failing Communist one, each in need of the other's expertise.

I've > never tried to get any of these insecure, lonely freaks to link to > something I've said.

Moreover, a high level of parental stress was linked to insecure child attachment and parental unresponsiveness, both of which are known to induce psychological stress in the child [ 33].

The link between growth problems and insecure attachment 7 8 adds further plausibility that early growth faltering could be causally related to disordered emotional development.

But possibly the strongest theme is the insecure isolation of monarchy - which is what links David Oyelowo's physically weak but morally strong Henry VI to McArdle's obsessive but defeated Richard.

Even sending a link to a password reset page is insecure unless the page also asks the user a secret question when they arrive there.

The attacks should raise alarm bells for users who have insecure accounts, perhaps because of weak or reused passwords, linked up to crucial social media services such as Facebook and Twitter.

Previous studies have also explored the link between job insecurity and cardiovascular symptoms [ 14] and it is reported that feeling insecure about retaining one's job is a risk factor for coronary heart disease [ 48].