Sentence examples for malicious objectives from inspiring English sources

This is done to achieve the malicious objectives of the botmasters.

Therefore, it is recommended to deploy a federated IDMS that stores the sensitive identity information in fragments across multiple servers in order to make it hard for the attacker to achieve his malicious objectives (Angin et al. [2010]; Bhadauria et al. [2011]; Jansen [2011]; Jensen et al. [2009]; Ranchal et al. [2010]; Zhou and Feng [2005]).

In the WannaCry attack, it can happen that command "transaction2_secondary" in SMBv1, represented in node κ3, is used for testing purposes and not with a malicious objective.

"Thus, it was surprising and disappointing that the images of a disguise were sensationalized leading to the immediate assertion that my costume was anti-Semetic [sic]." Macklemore noted that he understood how "the costume could, within a context of stereotyping, be ascribed to a Jewish caricature," but rejected the notion that his actions had a malicious objective.

The first attack type focuses on failing specific, standard functions in ATM networks while the second category of attacks refers to the prescription of a malicious intent or objective.

Goldstein said that he was fed up with the mainstream media's two-dimensional depiction of hackers as antisocial men whose primary objectives are malicious; when you type "hacker" into Google image search, one of the first results shows a man in a balaclava glaring at a dated laptop.

Again this system uses a trusted enrollment server and fails to provide security and privacy objectives against a malicious database manager.

In our analysis, we limit the objective of the malicious insider to owning the infrastructure or gaining customer's confidential information contained in the VMs.

The key idea of AC model based FDIA is to find a vector of malicious data that makes the objective function after attack falls below the threshold as J({varvec{overset{lower0.5emhbox{$smash{scriptscriptstylefrown}$}}{x }}}_{bad} ) < {{tau}} (9).

In this paper, a self-adaptive IV-Phase MAP Security Architecture is proposed, which is inspired by the Biological Immune System, with the prime objective of detecting unknown malicious mobile agents.

To conclude the general references about security, it should be noted the article of Goergen and Clancy [9] where an attack classification in cognitive networks is done: DSA attacks, objective function attacks and malicious behaviour attacks.