Sentence examples for vulnerable ports from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration has also set aside about $75 million for vulnerable ports and $65 million to beef up security for mass transit systems across the nation.

Members of Congress should be judged not so much by their patriotic rhetoric as their unwillingness thus far to adequately finance security at the nation's highly vulnerable ports or to begin inspecting cargo shipments aboard passenger jets.

While colored lights flash, a list of the vulnerable ports and the methods that might be employed to "crack," or penetrate, them to gain access to private information scrolls across the bottom of the screen.

Mr. Moore is accused of performing "an exhaustive scan of computer networks of unsuspecting companies and other entities in the United States and around the world, searching for vulnerable ports".

But informed critics, including a group of 49 retired generals and admirals, wisely urged him to shelve the fake startup and divert more money into low-tech antiterror defenses at the nation's vulnerable ports, borders and nuclear weapons depots.

Once vulnerable ports were found, prosecutors said, Mr. Moore delivered the network addresses — along with hacked administration names and passwords — to Mr. Pena, who used them to reprogram the routers to allow Internet call traffic to flow through them and obscure the real origin of the calls.

Even more endangered than beer and bananas, said Representative Jerrold L. Nadler, is Brooklyn's vulnerable port system, which receives 110,000 containers each year and remains an important regional economic driver.

Critics of the deal contend that the Bush administration failed to thoroughly investigate the ramifications of allowing a Middle Eastern country, with ties to the Sept. 11 hijackers, to control vulnerable U.S. ports.

His method, which took advantage of a vulnerable data port on the underside of lock built by the company Onity, cost less than $50 in equipment, left no physical trace, and could be reproduced by any motivated intruder.

Delivering essential supplies to Haiti's most vulnerable children PORT-AU-PRINCE, 9 February 2010 – Four weeks after the quake, Haiti's Toussaint Louverture International Airport never sleeps.

Indeed, some members of Congress and security experts now consider airplanes to be so well fortified that they say it is time to shift resources to other vulnerable sectors, like ports and power plants.