Sentence examples for which cyber from inspiring English sources

The truth: It's going to be between La Roux and Little Boots as to which cyber diva makes it in 2009.

They had Gonzalez sprung from jail, and under the codename Operation Firewall helped him establish a closed network or VPN (virtual private network) for carders in which cyber criminals could trade stolen credit card details.

"However, there are some examples in which cyber criminals were able to influence public opinions in voting scenarios".

We claim that credit management is the key issue in the marketplace of Internet finance, characterized by big data analytics, in which cyber credit appears as whole-process, multi-dimensional, and holographic.

Many industrial control systems, in particular, supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, implement monitoring and control using programmable logic controllers, which have served as gateways through which cyber attacks have been orchestrated against high-profile industrial control system targets.

For cybersecurity, intersectionality can help us better understand the ways in which cyber challenges are not just technical but are simultaneously legal and governmental and cultural and economic and so on.

The mood had been set by back-to-back morning screenings of Something in the Air, a heady tale of leftist insurrection, and Disconnect, in which cyber-culture was cast as the villain.

Although the chancellor's CGT measures were very largely applauded, Mr Brown's encouragement to the e-economy did not win universal support - especially for not recognising the pace at which cyber-sector changes are occurring.

According to an indictment filed in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, "Liberty Reserve has emerged as one of the principal means by which cyber-criminals around the world distribute, store and launder the proceeds of their illegal activity".

WASHINGTON, Nov 27 (Reuters) - The White House is nearing a decision on splitting up the eavesdropping National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command, which conducts cyber warfare, a proposed reform prompted in part by revelations of NSA's widespread snooping, individuals briefed on the matter said on Wednesday.

"The internet has not just empowered citizens to exercise their rights, but also enabled and extended the reach of gangs, cartels and organised criminals," reported Igarapé Institute in a June 2012 study on cyber crime, which found cyber-crime threats are highest in countries with the greatest number of online users, including Argentina, Brazil and Mexico.