Sentence examples for unsophisticated attacks from inspiring English sources

Sometimes they are amateurish, but even unsophisticated attacks can cause devastation.

Understanding why people fall victim to technically unsophisticated attacks is crucial, said Stamos.

The Chinese mount a large number of relatively unsophisticated attacks, often using publicly known vulnerabilities and have successfully compromised networks globally.

And he said they followed the "emerging trend" in Isis terrorism; "inspiring relatively unsophisticated attacks in multiple locations aimed at maximising casualties".

If separatist incidents occur in the coming months, they are thus likely to be unsophisticated attacks—although they may still be bloody.With the prospects for the armed struggle looking poor, new attention is likely to turn to the political sphere.

The men are suspected of belonging to the Conspiracy of the Cells of Fire, an extremist group that specialises in headline-grabbing but unsophisticated attacks.It was the kind of publicity that George Papandreou, the Greek prime minister, could have done without.

It said that WannaCry "was a relatively unsophisticated attack and could have been prevented by the NHS following basic IT security best practice" such as installing the fixes that had been released in March.

In early June, Google said hundreds of Chinese Gmail users had been the targets of a broad, if unsophisticated, attack from inside China aimed at stealing passwords to monitor the e-mail of a highly selective group of government officials, political activists and journalists.

It is terrifying to imagine that with one unsophisticated attack, Daesh could throw our political process into a tailspin and turn us on each other.

While their professional status may have accorded them an uncommon degree of trust in British society, security officials said there was little else to suggest that their profession would predispose them to carry out unsophisticated bomb attacks of the sort attempted in London and Glasgow.

Giving his first public speech as CEO of the NCSC, at the Billington Cyber Security Summit in Washington today, Ciaran Martin warned that far too many unsophisticated cyber attacks are succeeding, going on to discuss the government's new more pro-active cyber security strategy — including looking into large scale DNS filtering as a potential method to automate blocking malware at scale.