Sentence examples for run a bug from inspiring English sources
Since the early days of Facebook, the company has run a bug bounty program to encourage security researchers and whitehat hackers to report problems to the company.
But perhaps the most significant snag to running a bug auction is a legal one.Jennifer Granick, a lawyer at Stanford University who has studied the area for several years, reckons that if someone using a marketplace like WabiSabiLabi's went on to commit a crime with a bug they had bought there, then the owners of that marketplace could be in trouble.
He anticipates eventually running a bug bounty program on classified networks.
Dropbox runs a bug bounty program alongside its own security efforts, yet some of its users had their accounts and passwords exposed this week.
Der Spiegel said files obtained by whistleblower Edward Snowden showed that the NSA spied on the EU in New York after it moved to new rooms in autumn 2012 and that the NSA runs a bugging programme in more than 80 embassies and consulates worldwide called the "Special Collection Service", which has "little or nothing to do with warding off terrorists".
I've run into a bug or two with the iPhone app and Web service as well, so I indeed wouldn't recommend to use Rdio as a 100% replacement for iTunes or whatever you currently use for buying and listening to music on your computer.
Nancy Kelleher runs Hug A Bug Pre-School, which is a few hundred feet from where the tower would stand.
Android OS version 2.0.1, which all up-to-date Droids are running, has a bug that makes it fairly easy to bypass the phone's screen-lock security mechanism.
Yesterday, Gizmodo ran a story about a supposed bug in iOS, specifically related to iMessage.
Nozette, 52, got the lunar ice bug after running a jury-rigged experiment using the radio transmitter on the Clementine spacecraft orbiting the moon in 1994.
Whether or not he ordered the Watergate bugging, Richard Nixon ran a campaign of dirty tricks for two reasons: he wanted to run up the score going into his second term, and he was a supremely mean-spirited man.
