Sentence examples for website attacks from inspiring English sources

"When I have tracked website attacks, I've found it convenient to look at the Zone-H statistics.

Another potentially nasty attack vector can come from website attacks that launch a kernel-level exploit, cutting right to the heart of iOS and handing user privileges to a hacker.

Her website attacks "the bamboozling lies that mental health experts and politicians tells us", while in a recent edition of Beyond Fear she criticised psychiatrists, psychologists and psychoanalysts in the space of a few pages.

This op-ed on the Politic365 website attacks municipal broadband which cities have used to provide fiber optic broadband for a fraction of the cost of what traditional cable companies offer as a "false promise".

In June Reuters, a news agency, had its website attacked by the Syrian Electronic Army through a third-party advertising network called Taboola which sat on its site.

The website attacked what it called a "grandiose and risky experiment", saying: "The motivation we all share is concern that the present headlong rush for a shotgun marriage, without proper time for consultation and consideration, could prefigure a disaster, not only for UCL and Imperial, but for university education in the UK as a whole".

Mr Livingstone later closed a website attacking his rival, saying the contest had become "dark and negative".

Last week Collins' campaign released a new website attacking Hochul and her husband for their wealth.

Roseanne Barr has published a profane rant on her website attacking Barack (misspelled "Barak") Obama as a supporter of "corporate racist anti worker bullshit".

One day after President Barack Obama's reelection campaign launched videos and a website attacking Mitt Romney's record at private equity firm Bain Capital, a pro-Obama super PAC is launching a $4 million ad campaign and a website attacking Romney on the same issue.

Meanwhile, it was recently reported that the American Federation of Teachers helped originate a website attacking Michelle Rhee, a former Washington D.C. school chancellor and prominent education reform advocate, as beholden to conservative interests and hellbent on undermining collective bargaining rights.