Sentence examples for spyware into from inspiring English sources

Illegal file sharing can introduce malicious computer code, like viruses and spyware, into a university's network.

Genie An NSA surveillance project to remotely implant spyware into overseas computers, including those in foreign embassies.

Among the requests made of the new recruits was to insert a piece of spyware into the computer of Viachaslau Dzianau (pictured, above right, with Mr Kumets), one of the main co-ordinators of Belarus's self-styled "Revolution Through Social Networks" this spring.

IT administrators can now issue employees U3 USB flash drives, confident they will not bring spyware into the corporate network.

A "Trojan"–so called after the Trojan Horse, an innocuous-looking thing that turned out to be much nastier than it seemed had introduced "malware" (a virulent form of "spyware") into my computer.

By keeping your OS up-to-date, your allow your OS provider to release security updates for critical parts of your system that could prevent automatic security breach exploitation and could turn some spyware into some useless pieces of code.

Besides being unable to firmly establish the source of the attacks, Google investigators have been unable to determine the goal: to gain commercial advantage; insert spyware; break into the Gmail accounts of Chinese dissidents and American experts on China who frequently exchange e-mail messages with administration officials; or all three.

Type "spyware removal" into a search engine, and many of the sites that pop up are likely to be giving away phony programs that install themselves on the user's hard drive, delete most of the spyware, and take up spying themselves, says Chris Rouland, chief technology officer for Internet Security Systems in Atlanta.

The deal could also face regulatory hurdles in the U.S., where government investigations into spyware have already created massive hurdles for two other Chinese telecommunications manufacturers, Huawei Technologies and ZTE Corp.

It's interesting to note that the first round of these companies a decade ago -- WhenU, Claria -- began in this way (with much less data and worse UIs), but ultimately turned into spyware because they had such a hard time generating opt-in downloads and instead relied on sneaky practices to get installs.

Websites that loudly advertise "free screen savers" and the like often put spyware and adware into your computer system.