Sentence examples for tailored attack from inspiring English sources
The future could give way to systems able to produce tailored attack software, or ways of quickly identifying and determining vulnerabilities.
A vulnerability in major browsers recently discovered by Trusteer could make this trick much more dangerous, by allowing for "in-session phishing" and a more tailored attack.
"As with most targeted attacks, the intruders gained access to an organisation by sending a tailored attack to one or a few targeted individuals," said George Kurtz, McAfee's chief technology officer, adding that the hackers would then use the Internet Explorer bug to infect the victim's computer.
However, the key question now is whether this requirement is strong for JPEG2000 or whether it can be weakened by exploiting specifically tailored attacks.
Mr. Bush and his advisers appear to be tailoring attacks to appeal to different parts of the state.
To some diplomats, it was almost as if Israel tailored the attack to suit Mr. Bush's well-known concerns.
[C8.] CBS Keeps NBC in Mind for Fall CBS announced a fall schedule that has been tailored to attack some of the strongholds of the ratings leader, NBC.
Ralph Langner, a German security researcher, was the first to point out that it appeared that the Stuxnet program had been tailored to attack a nuclear facility or a uranium enrichment plant.
EXPRESSING confidence about an improving competitive position, even among young viewers once considered beyond its reach, CBS announced a fall schedule yesterday tailored to attack some strongholds of the ratings leader, NBC.
If such bacteria-attacking viruses are proved safe for industrial and clinical use, says Collins, researchers could develop stocks of different kinds of viruses, each tailored to attack a different kind of biofilm.
Recent press coverage highlights intentional sabotage of high profile networks by 'hacktivist' groups [12], the 'Stuxnet' worm tailored to attack industrial control systems [1], the 'Heartbleed' vulnerability in OpenSSL [2], and the 'Shellshock' vulnerability in Bash [3].
