Sentence examples for technical loophole from inspiring English sources

Maybe Zuckerberg hopes that, by laying out this narrative, he'll offer a picture of a technical loophole that has already been closed.

His online Journal was of course a vivid flow of personal impressions and ideas, including his essay How I Am A Roman Catholic: "I consider myself Catholic, lock, stock and barrel, with this technical loophole: I cannot believe in God.

At the height of his wacky Olympics fame, the tabloids took an ambiguous, laugh-with/laugh-at line on Michael "Eddie the Eagle" Edwards, the lovable underdog Brit who stole the limelight from serious contenders at the 1988 Winter Olympics, having exploited a technical loophole that allowed him to compete as Team GB's only ski-jumper – despite being hilariously mediocre at best.

After rejecting Quincannon's attempt to take the church (the show has yet to explain how he escaped from Jesse's use of his powers, or if it was just a technical loophole in the command), Quincannon is sending a small army after the preacher.

But Mrs May said: "Some people have alleged that GCHQ is exploiting a technical loophole in legislation that allows them to intercept external communications - that is, communications either sent or received outside the UK - at will and without authorisation.

Well, it has found a small technical loophole in the law.

Starting last year, Microsoft and other AOL rivals began using technical loopholes to interact with AOL's I.M. users.

Last summer, AOL was battling with competitors, including Microsoft, which used technical loopholes to contact AOL instant messaging users, causing AOL to accuse competitors of hacking into its system and to continually patch those holes.

Even if some cases fall beyond the statute of limitations, technical loopholes could be found to allow prosecutors and the police to learn about the presence of potential child molesters.

As a result, they routinely exploit legal and technical loopholes to spy on Americans with direct and indirect ties to foreign suspects.

SMS-based 2FA is vulnerable not only to hackers who might be leveraging technical loopholes in SS7, but also to any social engineer willing to talk their way around a Verizon employee.