Sentence examples for look for computer from inspiring English sources

Those fears came into focus two years ago when two "white hat" hackers — researchers who look for computer vulnerabilities to spot problems and fix them, rather than to commit a crime or cause problems — successfully gained access to a Jeep Cherokee from their computer miles away.

One group had Youssef Aly, who would go to the MIT website and look for computer problems to solve; the other group, lead by Hamdy Khalil, would do weekend-long hacker events at his house.

This system is designed for providing automatic support to clinicians so that they don't need to look for computer advices.

Look for computer courses at local community colleges.

Look for "Computer" from the Start list, and click on it.

"If you're looking for computer security, then the Internet is not the place to be," said Mudge, then 27 and looking like a biblical prophet with long brown hair flowing past his shoulders.

People who knew her told the police she was last seen with a man known as Dread, so investigators looked for computer records of men with dreadlocks and with whom they had had contact in the neighborhood.

As for the target investment of $6,000 for each employee, an explanation on Y Combinator's Web site makes it clear that Mr. Graham and his colleagues are not looking for computer science entrepreneurs who want to be pampered: "C.S. grad students at M.I.T. currently get $2,000/month to live on, so this represents three months' living expenses.

So for those who want to search medical, legal, and other potentially sensitive sites but don't want anybody to know what they're looking for, computer researchers at Ben-Gurion Universitheof the Negev, in Beer Sheva, Israel, have developed a new search system.

Mitnick charmed computer passwords out of unwitting receptionists, dove into dumpsters looking for computer manuals, and conned his way through security at one of Pacific Bell's Los Angeles offices in 1981.

Although the small bioinformatics company was looking for computer programmers and software developers with life science skills rather than traditional bench scientists, they felt the fair was incredibly successful.