Sentence examples for vulnerable network from inspiring English sources

Investigators say the conspirators began their largest theft in July 2005, when they identified a vulnerable network at a Marshall's department store in Miami and used it to place a so-called sniffer program on the computers of the chain's parent company, TJX, in Framingham, Mass.

Vulnerable network points outside the home are spreading like kudzu, too.

Vulnerable network points outside the home are spreading, too; 73 million people worldwide already use wireless data phones.

For an unavailable or compromised CA due to a vulnerable network structure, the entire secure communication cannot access the public keys of other nodes [5 8].

Email is vulnerable, network security is difficult, anti-virus is nowhere near being effective and everyone has a best product that will fix all of the things on the network or your endpoints.

And that's just the tip of the iceberg — that figure can represent either individual vulnerable computers or a vulnerable network server capable of infecting hundreds or thousands more machines.

Con Ed customers in the most vulnerable networks, as well as others in Manhattan as far north as 34th Street, have been receiving automated calls from the company warning them that their power could be shut off.

According to the indictment, Gonzalez, 28, gained a foothold into the systems of credit card processors such as Heartland Payment Systems and retailers like OfficeMax, Barnes & Noble and TJX Cos. using an amateur hacking technique called "wardriving," which uses wireless access points to find vulnerable networks from which to launch attacks.

The new typology identifies different network types within multigenerational households, identifies a greater proportion of older people with vulnerable networks and could positively contribute to service planning.

The new network typology identifies a greater proportion of older people with vulnerable networks, and could positively contribute to service planning for migrant communities and in countries where co-residency is common.

However, it is important to note that 72.9% of the sample with 'Restricted Non-kin Networks' were classified as having either locally integrated or family-dependent networks according to the Wenger Support Network Typology, the latter being more robust rather than vulnerable networks.