Sentence examples for online vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

As security systems have improved in other areas of banking, fraudsters have opted to target consumers directly by phoning them up, or using online vulnerabilities.

Trump's site lays things out a bit more clearly than his own comments (which, admittedly, isn't a hard thing to do), repeatedly hitting Clinton on her ongoing email woes, citing various issues with hacking over the years and ordering a review of the U.S.'s online vulnerabilities.

Knowing your online vulnerabilities at the beginning of a crisis can save companies from lost revenue and individuals from lost career opportunities and other heartache.

Jolla is evidently seeing similar opportunities here, with security and privacy rising up corporate and consumer agendas in the wake of multiple digital security scandals — whether it's overreaching government surveillance programs, malicious hacking of corporate IT systems or high profile online security vulnerabilities.

There are also more than 3 billion people now online, multiplying vulnerabilities and malicious actors.

Mr Rios has already found tens of thousands of corporate heating, air-conditioning and ventilation systems online, many with vulnerabilities in their software that a hacker could exploit.Some companies are now trying to build security into their products from the start.

In order to build up a nest egg for a start-up project, French programmer Steve Rigano began selling HP, SAP, and Windows 0day vulnerabilities online for substantial sums of money.

Gates placed slideshows highlighting this vulnerability online and they received more than 30,000 hits, making it difficult to argue that the information was not in the public domain and was not widely disseminated.

Several people close to the investigation said the company believed that the online intruders had exploited vulnerabilities in the computer of a Microsoft employee working remotely, possibly at home, and used it as a passageway to the corporate network.

In response to a question about how the DOD re-secured its networks after the vulnerabilities appeared online, Carter said, "I can't speak about any particular case," calling it a "law enforcement matter".

For example, the UNICEF and UNITAR/UNOSAT 'Map Your School' initiative enabled children to locate their schools using a simple online map of environmental vulnerabilities, which helped raise communities' awareness of natural hazards.