Sentence examples for received cyber from inspiring English sources

On August 2012 Saudi Arabian Oil Co., the world's largest state-owned crude oil exporter, received cyber attacks with significant effects on their operational processes and loss of confidential data.

On January 2013 several newspapers of United States announced they had received cyber attacks: The Washington Post, The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, revealed they have suffered cyber attacks and suspected the involvement of Chinese hackers.

Adolescents should therefore receive cyber safety education, learn to treat each other with respect (both online and offline), and become aware of the importance to regularly change their passwords and never sharing personal information [ 28] (PO 11).

Researchers found that 73% of teachers in Northern Ireland had received training in cyber safety as compared to 39% in the Republic of Ireland.

According to the Ivorian government, it received more complaints about cyber criminality in the first half of 2013 than any other country on the continent, making it Africa's unlikely capital of "brouteurs" - Ivorian slang for cyber criminals.

According to the government, it received more complaints of cyber criminality in the first half of 2013 than any other country on the continent, making it Africa's unlikely capital of "brouteurs" - Ivorian slang for cyber criminals.

Clarke's book, "Cyber War," received positive reviews in the mainstream media but was criticized by security experts for exaggerating the threat of cyberwar.

Cyber Rights received a positive review in Salon, which noted, "Readers of 'Cyber Rights' will range from those who have never heard of Mike Godwin to those who have tangoed with him online at some point or have at least lurked silently as the debate raged.

It suggested the most common sort of bad experience was bullying and trolling, but that children also received unwanted sexual messages, cyber-stalking and felt under pressure to look a certain way.

Iran has been on the receiving end of cyber attacks in the past.

(Der Spiegel) Two cyber security consultants received more than $80,000 from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency last year to work on making vehicular computer systems more secure.