Sentence examples for pin attacks from inspiring English sources

A teen-age girl was sentenced yesterday to 18 months in a juvenile detention center for her part in a series of pin attacks on women on the Upper West Side of Manhattan in October.

Instead suffering though decades of debilitating pin attacks at the hands of their own emotions.

Granted, past fails haven't been intentional -- whether we're talking about the "Get Transcript" hack that affected 700,000 taxpayers or this year's E-File PIN attack that involved more than 464,000 unique Social Security numbers.

We use such a design philosophy in dealing with PIN cracking attacks on financial PIN processing APIs; several of these attacks have been reported in the last few years, e.g., Berkman and Ostrovsky (FC 2007), Bond (CHES 2001).

PIN block attacks are unanticipated sequences of API commands which allow an attacker to determine the value of a PIN in an encrypted PIN block.

In the current Chinese case the script has been repeated; some at the Pentagon say they can pin the attacks on the People's Liberation Army.

"Or it could be right-wing saboteurs trying to pin the attacks on the FARC, which if successful, would do great damage to the peace talks".

While Israel has an abundant history of liquidating enemy leaders by pin-point attacks, for years it has refrained from doing it.

The hundreds of pins denoting attacks and hijackings are heavily clustered in three regions — the Gulf of Aden and the eastern coast of Somalia; the coast of West Africa, particularly off Nigeria; and the Indonesian archipelago.

Egypt often tries to keep a lid on things by blaming foreign actors for Muslim-on-Christian violence, and President Hosni Mubarak quickly pinned the attack on "foreign fingers".

In short order, the F.B.I. pinned the attack on a Klan cell in Birmingham and identified four members as suspects, though others were also thought to be involved.