Sentence examples for remotely install from inspiring English sources
"We can remotely install software on a handset that operates completely independently from your phone," Mr. Nohl said.
They track the location, remotely install extra software for capturing keystrokes and build a dossier of evidence that they pass on to local authorities.
Using the network management tools in Windows 2000, CenterBeam can remotely install or update software on a customer's computers, troubleshoot its network and back up data daily.
Developers who have already built an Amazon Fire TV app can use the SDK to both control their app, if it's already installed, or remotely install it if not.
Turns out that in addition to the REMOVE_ASSET command, there's an INSTALL_ASSET as well, allowing Google to remotely install apps (or, more likely, replace or modify existing apps with security holes or whatnot).
Users have been able to remotely install apps from the web version of the Google Play store since the old Android Market days (specifically since early 2011), but now they can also remotely uninstall most of the apps on loaded on their Android devices.
The Target hackers infiltrated Steinhafel's stores, remotely installing malicious software at checkout registers.
Windows Store apps are remotely installed and updated (like Android and iOS apps), run in secure sandboxes and can be cleanly uninstalled.
The program had been remotely installed in the 20 computers by one or more hackers who also started the latest iteration of a familiar and fast-spreading computer virus, SoBig, that appeared earlier this week and wrought havoc with many corporate PC's and business systems on the Internet.
A remotely installed sensor device such as an environmental activity monitor is commonly implemented using the conventional embedded processor only providing the fixed services, which includes statically compiled embedded software in on-chip flash memory.
According to the New York Times, Kaspersky reported that the cyberthieves remotely installed malware to record keystrokes and screen shots of banks' computers, so that hackers could learn to mimic and control bank procedures.
