Sentence examples for insecure software from inspiring English sources
The problems range from the technical (unreliable electronic touch-screens with insecure software, confusion in a plethora of local systems) to the partisan (questionable purges of registered voters, party control of election operations).
Too much of the debate begins and ends with the perpetrators and the victims of cyberattacks, and not enough is focused on the real problem: the insecure software or technology that allows such attacks to succeed.
That means they are still running old, potentially insecure software on old hardware.
That insecure software is currently being used by more than five million gadgets that are also already online.
The existence of spambots is attributed to the existence of insecure software on the production side and lack of patching or adoption of security software, e.g., anti-virus software, by end-users (or consumers).
Apple CEO Steve Jobs has long been against the use of Flash on iDevices, openly calling the software insecure and crash-inducing.
A recent story from Politico described old and insecure voting equipment and software that could make the Sixth District susceptible.
Secunia, a well-known security company, has launched an online checker (at http://secunia.com/software_inspector/) that will "inspect your operating system and software for insecure versions and missing security updates".
One important insight offered by these events has been that much software is insecure, making it easy for even an unskilled hacker to compromise a vast number of machines.
Such efforts might help address criticism that its current face detection software is insecure.
Banks and processors are concerned about the security issues of unapproved merchants using unregulated software and insecure fobs to accept card payments…PAYware Mobile leverages VeriFone's proven payment and security expertise to provide the ultimate in end-to-end protection against payment fraud and misuse on an open and unregulated platform such as the iPhone.
