Sentence examples for keystrokes enabling from inspiring English sources
Some viruses capture keystrokes, enabling criminals to view user names and passwords as they are typed, while others allow criminals to manipulate computers from afar.
When the program became activated, it recorded the AOL user's keystrokes, enabling the young hacker to steal their passwords.
Illustrating the potential risks, it notes that bulk warrants coupled with hacking powers enable the government to "log keystrokes, track locations, take covert photographs and videos, and access stored information", as well as opening up the risk of security holes being created by state agencies that can then be exploited by criminals or other actors in future.
More intrusively, Privacy International alleges, the programs enable surveillance of any stored content, logging of keystrokes and "the covert and unauthorised photography or recording of the user and those around him".
Magic Lantern enables the government to track a computer user's keystrokes.
This will enable them to use the pads of their fingers during keystrokes instead of the nails.
The electronic workplace, while making businesses more productive, has also created a situation that enables employees to bring a company to its knees with just a few keystrokes.
"The possible attacks include advanced clickjacking, unconstrained keystroke recording, stealthy phishing, the silent installation of a God-mode app (with all permissions enabled), and silent phone unlocking + arbitrary actions (while keeping the screen off)," wrote the researchers on a dedicated website.
Although we appreciate the peril in including only two participants, the small sample size enabled us to provide a detailed account of how the various measures obtained from keystroke logging can be combined with other types of data (e.g. final product, interview protocol) to explicate the test takers' reading-into-writing processes.
For approaches that enable continuous verification of identity but do not interrupt the user's activity, passive biometric technologies, such as keystroke analysis and facial recognition, have shown great potential [5 8].
