Sentence examples for legitimate internet from inspiring English sources

The Web site for Biotech International looked like a legitimate Internet advertisement.

"This volume of traffic is consistent with threatened cyberattacks on the U.S. banking system and is designed to cause access delays for legitimate Internet customers," the statement said.

In addition, opponents of filtering software contend that filters block and discourage legitimate Internet use, like research on such topics as sexually transmitted diseases.

The attacks, in other words, were carefully planned and premeditated.To fool firewalls and other software, some remote-control malware mimicked traffic patterns of legitimate internet services, like the Jabber/XMPP chat system used by Google and Facebook, among others.

Meanwhile, legitimate Internet e-commerce sites, such as Apple's iTunes Store, sprang up to serve the market, selling individual songs that could be downloaded in a matter of seconds and changing forever the distribution of musical recordings.

He said Texans would benefit from a more clearly defined set of property rights, because the bill would encourage investment in legitimate Internet businesses that can profit from legally distributing artists' work.

Criminalizing legitimate internet-based harassment is a good goal, but laws need to be written from the ground up to account for the very different nature of internet-based speech.

As a foreign citizen, he registered with the police, according to Dmitri Zakharov, a spokesman for the Association of Electronic Communication, an industry lobby for legitimate Russian Internet businesses, who cited a database of such registries.

Because of the existing law's optional nature and a loophole allowing companies to collect data for "legitimate interests," Internet companies have been able largely to evade the directive's principle of obtaining prior consent.

The ease with which a bogus company can look legitimate on the Internet has created a perfect scenario for fraudulently "phishing" for Social Security numbers and other personal information under various pretenses.

To invigorate its cyberspace strategy, Hughes has agreed to acquire Telocity for $179 million in a deal that would give Hughes a legitimate high-speed Internet option -- something that DirecTV has lacked.