Sentence examples for persistent access from inspiring English sources

The unnamed team-mate then installed malware on the servers, providing the group with "persistent access" to the victim companies' networks, allowing them to steal data as they wanted it, sometimes over months.

The documents seen by Der Spiegel quote a former chief of TAO saying that the unit "has access to our very hardest targets" and its mission would be to "support computer network attacks as an integrated part of military operations" using "pervasive, persistent access on the global network".

It offers persistent access to Facebook chat over the top of everything on the phone.

"We live in an era where parents need solutions to help manage their family's persistent access to the internet," said Kevin Talbot, managing partner, Relay Ventures, in a statement about the firm's investment.

Morgan Marquis-Boire, a technical adviser at the university's Munk School of Global Affairs, said the Isass.exe file allowed "persistent access to the victim's computer" as well as "data exfiltration" capabilities.

"'[Homeland Security] has been one of our persistent access challenges,' GAO Comptroller General David Walker told the House Homeland Security Appropriations Subcommittee.

The capture effect, however, leads to persistent channel access unfairness among nodes.

Userspace storage nodes are connected to the same switch as the compute nodes, which allows for tighter coupling of storage nodes and compute nodes, decreasing the potential delay for persistent file access.

Bluedot had initially focused its efforts entirely on developing a service that could make mobile payments for toll roads, the idea being that rather than having to install something on your windshield, you could just download an app, allowing persistent location access so whenever you drove through a tollway that had been mapped within the app, you'd make a payment without any friction.

Intel's executive VP for mobile David Perlmutter shed some extra light on the plans, noting that future Intel-based devices will mimic many of the features seen on today's tablets, such as instant-on, persistent Internet access, and battery life of about 10 hours.

If the 70% reduction is not achieved the use of technical measures to cut off persistent offenders' web access will be introduced by about July 2011.