Sentence examples for malicious trend from inspiring English sources

In a statement put out before the bill was enacted, the New Orleans chapter of the activist network Black Youth Project 100 said the legislation was part of a "malicious trend" designed to squander the gains of the civil rights movement "by police officers scrambling to avoid criticism from their constituents".

Savannah Shange, a representative from BYP 100 in New Orleans, added, "We have to stop this malicious trend before it starts — we cannot allow the gains of the civil rights movement to be squandered away by police officers scrambling to avoid criticism from their constituents".

Only distributed countermeasures can thwart the new malicious hacking trend.

This is helpful for finding weaknesses and design flaws within a system, as well as keeping tabs on any new or emerging trends in malicious hacking.

"We saw a rising trend in illegal, malicious criminal activity here".

In a separate report published earlier today, Trend Micro claimed that "the number of malicious and highrisk Android apps hit 718,000 in the second quarter" of 2013, and is on course to reach 1m by the end of 2013 – a total that it took a decade for PC-based malware to reach.

Using 10% malicious files in the training set showed a clear trend in which the performance improves when the training set is updated on a yearly basis.

Large organizations now all run their businesses in large, distributed, digital networks; and with that trend a very distributed and sophisticated cadre of malicious hackers has arisen — working independently; in teams; for governments; for crime syndicates; for themselves.

However, independent researchers - such as security firm Trend Micro - have pointed out similarities in the malicious code used to hit Sony and a similar attack on South Korea last year.

Which makes sense given that last year, 100 to 150 new malicious-software, or malware, programs a month were detected, according to Trend Micro, an Internet monitoring and security company.

Are people losing control there or are individuals acting as would be expected in a club?" Plotnik says that this kind of behavioral detection — constantly shifting parameters — is part of a new trend in threat detection and online security: it prevents the problems of flagging non-malicious activity as malicious, and second, it detects the threats in real-time, as they actually change themselves.