Sentence examples for raided computer from inspiring English sources

Recently EMF offices have been raided, computer servers and files seized, and Ms Aslamazyan and a colleague threatened with criminal charges.

C1 Software Piracy on Campus Federal law-enforcement agents seized computers and raided computer networks at M.I.T., U.C.L.A. and other big universities, shutting down what they called one of the Internet's largest software-piracy networks.

Federal law enforcement agents seized computers and raided computer networks at M.I.T., U.C.L.A. and other large universities in shutting down what they described as one of the Internet's largest and most sophisticated networks for pirating software.

The existence of the inquiry became known in December when federal agents seized computers and raided computer sites at several colleges and universities, including M.I.T., the University of California at Los Angeles, Duke and Purdue.

Federal law enforcement agents seized computers and raided computer networks at M.I.T., the University of California at Los Angeles and other large universities today in shutting down what they described as one of the Internet's largest and most sophisticated software piracy networks.

A day earlier, officials in the Buffalo area charged a civic leader and two relatives with illegally sending hundreds of thousands of dollars to Yemen, and less than two weeks ago federal agents in Boston raided a computer company suspected of having financial ties to Al Qaeda associates.

His studio was raided and computers and other items were removed.

The businessman's home was raided and his computer equipment seized.

Swedish police have raided and seized computer and server equipment in Stockholm, taking the notorious piracy site the Pirate Bay offline.

This week, officials investigating terrorist finance connections arrested 13 people in Buffalo, Dallas and Detroit in cases involving money laundering and illegal exports Two weeks ago, federal agents raided a Boston computer company that they said might have had financial ties to supporters of Al Qaeda.

Investigators said the computers and computer networks raided today were found to contain thousands of copies of pirated business software, including some of the latest and most popular word-processing and spreadsheet programs, as well as the code for Sony PlayStation and Nintendo games.