Sentence examples for resist hacking from inspiring English sources

She accepts, after hesitation, but can't resist hacking her lover's laptop the next morning and finding he's still in conversation with the Dark Army.

Just like other countries, the North Korean militarised regime needs top coders to intrude on the systems of other countries and to resist hacking by the intelligence agencies of other countries.

Its entertaining and clever chairman, Sir Alan Moses, has made a good fist of the job (although he would be seen as exhibiting greater independence from the newspapers he regulates if only he could resist attacking Hacked Off, no matter how much they annoy him).

As a result, blockchain is believed to resist fraud and hacking.

Some others who tried to resist the attack were hacked to death by the mobs.

"We have all been disgusted by the reports of Milly Dowler's phone being hacked but we must resist the temptation for kneejerk reactions.

If your phone and OS are new enough to take full advantage of encryption tools and resist well-known methods for unlocking and hacking, they're secure against adversaries domestic and foreign.

Indeed, David Cameron and Theresa May would be well-advised to establish one now, rather than resist – as Cameron did on phone hacking – only to concede eventually.

However, this does not mean that blockchain can resist any types of fraud and hacking.

It's particularly popular among online hacks who can't resist a dig at Brazil's many flaws and weaknesses.

City hacks covering Cadbury's efforts to resist a takeover by US food group Kraft may be looking, well, a little chunkier than usual.