Sentence examples for outside computer from inspiring English sources

Many disciplines in sciences and engineering (and outside computer science) find the requisite computational skills attractive on the one hand but distracting from their science domain on the other.

Prosecutors say that Mr. Aleynikov, on his last day at Goldman, transferred substantial portions of Goldman's code to an outside computer server in Germany.

Diebold executives, along with outside computer security experts who are seeking to fix the voting machines, say the conspiracy theories are bunk.

To identify thieves, the Fields hired outside computer investigators who tracked I.P. addresses where their movies were being illicitly shared via BitTorrent, a file-sharing program.

The company said it first noticed an abnormality on its network Friday, April 13, when it discovered a piece of malicious malware had targeted employees' log-in credentials and was transmitting them back to an outside computer server.

According to the indictment, on his last day working for Goldman on June 5, 2009, prosecutors say that Mr. Aleynikov transferred Goldman computer code for its trading platform to an outside computer server.

An Internet-based artwork in an exhibition at the New Museum of Contemporary Art was taken offline on Friday because the work was conducting surveillance of outside computers.

To get rid of the hackers, The Times blocked the compromised outside computers, removed every back door into its network, changed every employee password and wrapped additional security around its systems.

E1 Control and the Internet The tension between public and private control of the Internet was illuminated when an Internet-based artwork in an exhibition at the New Museum of Contemporary Art was taken offline because the work was conducting surveillance of outside computers.

"To get rid of the hackers the Times blocked the compromised outside computers, removed every back door into its network, changed every employee password and wrapped additional security around its systems," said the article.

Hackers will increasingly rely on sneaky, complicated software like rootkits, which cloak hacker's manipulation of outside computers, and keyloggers, which record users' every keystroke.