Sentence examples for origin of attacks from inspiring English sources

Cloud computing, in particular, makes it easy to move data across borders and obscure the true origin of attacks.

The third most common origin of attacks was the United States, which accounted for 18 percent of all attacks.

Surprisingly, the second most common origin of attacks was Romania, where hackers accounted for 28 percent of all data breaches.

Instead, the White House concluded that the warnings, and the unstated suggestion that the United States had the power to reach inside Russian networks and see the origin of attacks, might suffice.

Again, transparency and information sharing is essential: Every sound effort to implement such rules and standards relies on feedback about vulnerabilities, as well as data on the quantity, quality and origin of attacks.

"We know of a couple of hundred individuals in China and Brazil, a hundred in Russia and similar numbers in North Korea," said Brian Grayek, vice president of product development for CA, a company specialising in tools to identify the origin of attacks.

Many experts on the issue acknowledge that it is difficult to pinpoint the origins of attacks.

"North Korea is carrying out cyber attacks through third countries to cover up the origin of the attacks and using their information and communication technology infrastructure," Ahn Chong-ghee, South Korea's vice foreign minister, told Reuters in written comments.

"Since it is very difficult to find out the origin of hacker attacks, it is very difficult to find out who carried out such attacks".

None of the press officers would comment on the origin of the attacks.

Indeed, the as-yet undetermined origin of anthrax attacks in the U.S. gives rise to important concerns.