Sentence examples for to secure a connection from inspiring English sources

It is a flaw in a software package called OpenSSL, which is used by banks, shops, email providers and a plethora of other services across the web to secure a connection between the user and the service.

Standard Wi-Fi encryption, called WPA2, used to secure a connection between a device and a router is still believed to be impregnable, but Mr McAfee's services would require client software on each device to run an additional layer of encryption.

When the owner's device and Apple TV are on the same local network, the temporary keys are used to secure a connection over the local network using Station-to-Station protocol and per-session keys.

To use 911 services and mark the location of the device, it must be placed near a window to secure a GPS connection.

In 2009, the Rail Administration abandoned the plans to build the line via Kolbotn, stating that it was more important to secure a fast connection to Ski.

And on this approach the identity theory aims to secure an intimate connection between mind (what we think) and world.

When we struggled to secure a dial-up connection for her laptop, her Luddite father scurried over to offer his advice.

But he says more tourists are now demanding that the limited power available – from solar panels, wind turbines and a few diesel generators – be used to secure a Wi-Fi connection.

As a former player, Fitzgerald says he feels a deeply personal connection to securing a bowl win, adding, "It's one of the biggest motivators in my life".

Most manufacturers use slotted screws to secure the connection, so have a Phillips screwdriver ready.

Bayer's reputation took a large hit, however, just as the company was preparing to launch an advertising campaign to secure the connection between aspirin and the Bayer brand.