Sentence examples for malicious exploitation from inspiring English sources

Scrutiny of tech companies like Facebook and Google has increased in recent years, and worries about monopolistic behavior, malicious exploitation of social media and the addictive effects of smartphones have made a once-bulletproof industry politically vulnerable.

Many IoT devices run on default credentials that were never changed, and the internet offers plenty of free catalogs that list scores of IoT devices and their default passwords, making such connected devices extremely prone to malicious exploitation.

Although there are safeguards in place to prevent malicious exploitation, it is possible if the target site meets a number of technical criteria to do with redirects and how scripts are downloaded primarily.

For every file X that is suspected of being malicious, Exploitation rates its distance from the separating hyperplane using Eq. 1 based on the Normal of the separating hyperplane of the SVM classifier that serves as the detection model.

As long ago as 2001 a report from the Volpe Centre, a transport-research body in Cambridge, Massachusetts, described GPS as a tempting target for exploitation by "malicious persons".

"Exploitation by malicious actors is a problem faced by all types of financial services, and is not unique to virtual currency systems," Mythili Raman, the acting assistant attorney general of the Justice Department's criminal division, said in her testimony.

Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram and Snapchat all had plenty of issues in their early years, but they were by and large cleaner, with fewer types of exploitation and malicious behavior.

Sony's newest instance of the rootkit coding, which again invites exploitation from malicious software writers, is a symptom of the software industry's general inattention to security issues, says Dave Marcus, a spokesman for McAfee.

He acknowledged this is a tool that can be used to shield malicious activity — "things like child exploitation, terrorism and extortion" —and said Facebook is working on ways to identify bad actors through patterns of behavior.

Fig. 4 The criteria by which exploitation acquires new unknown malicious PDF files.

The company claims it can protect against data leakage, malicious malware, wireless network attacks, and exploitation of vulnerable apps, according to Adi Sharabani, Skycure's CEO.