Sentences with word «defacement»

The most likely tools of those hackers will be denial - of - service attacks on prominent websites, defacement of websites or doxxing — the release of intimately private information about an individual.

The exhibition takes viewers through a chronological story of iconoclasm, each room presenting a more recent aspect of Britain's history where what some viewed as defacement or vandalism and others interpreted as political or aesthetic statements peppered the art of the time.

Security researchers explained that all these tools can be used as is, so it's plausible to expect that next week we will see several hacks on email servers, website defacements, or even an uptick in ransomware, the pervasive malware that locks computers and demands a payment in Bitcoin to unlock it.

But when the possible consequences of war include the destruction of humankind and the permanent defacement of the entire natural and human world, we do not know how to balance benefits against such costs.

This has equally generated comments from residents as they wondered why the unprecedented defacement of the state with such nauseating disposals.

This methodology eliminates textbook defacement and allows students to study how they want without the fear of ruining or losing textbooks.»

Defacement again came into productive play with Wool's Untitled (2007), spray - painted on linen and rubbed raw with turpentine, and Guston's North (1961 — 2), which used a similar method of scribbles of black paint bleeding into a white ground to produce dense passages of grey.

In appropriating and debasing photos of celebrities, turning them fiendish and tawdry, the artist negates the passivity attributed to image - consumption — by taking ownership over the pictures, as well as performing a scarring defacement on their subjects.

In abstract paintings, acts of defacement evolve into a painterly sublime; while wood - burning stoves, ceramic basins containing shards of broken or misfired pottery, and soft sculptures resembling fanged jaws convey the raw potential of sculpture.

Pussy Riot's «punk prayer» on the main altar of Moscow's Christ the Saviour Cathedral was more than just a simple defacement, a harmless act of buffoonery, a naïve and, after all, forgivable performance of mindless singing.

These risks include loss of securities and money, liabilities due to loss of third - party data, denial of service attacks causing loss of business, ransomware attack inducing ransom payments, loss of confidential data, the risk of website or app defacement, ATM roll backs etc..

I think we need to squash this prevalent falsehood that destruction or defacement of property somehow equates to violence against the person, and self - defence against violent thugs tooled up for a fight, charging at one in armour & carrying offensive weapons, is somehow unacceptable.

One can see the marks as defacement, as on fur by David Hammons.

This constant and unpredictable rotation of instances is highly resilient against potential security breaches, including DDoS attacks, website defacement, nuke attacks and wrong patching, as damaged or breached systems are constantly being replaced with a functioning instance.

While the government has sold land at fair market price to a few Christian groups, the Church of Pakistan has been unable to build because irate Muslims keep tearing down foundation stones, the most recent incident being the defacement of an inaugural marker unveiled by Archbishop Robert Runcie of Canterbury in a spring 1990 visit.

Clearly recognizing the rising potential of online political organizing as a powerful new source of our most precious resource in the War on Terror (satire), The Daily Show tried to poach turf from e.politics the other night by taking a close look at the defacement of John Edwards» Second Life headquarters (virtual poo!)

Clearly recognizing the rising potential of online political organizing as a powerful new source of our most precious resource in the War on Terror (satire), The Daily Show tried to poach turf from e.politics the other night by taking a close look at the defacement of John Edwards» Second...

And how is your property going to benefit from an abandoned building nearby, which is likely to be vandalized, suffer graffiti, and all manner of defacement the longer it sits vacant because the minority decided to be bully obstructionists and live in some kind of retro delusion??!! Pfff.

She came out as transgender in 2015 (but is comfortable with female pronouns) and won # 24,000 in damages from Katie Hopkins after the columnist suggested she had taken part in or condoned the defacement of a war memorial.

For example in the United States, Pinellas County (Florida) school district found as far back as the late 1990s that the presence of surveillance cameras was a sufficient deterrent to considerably reduce most of the violence and defacement that had overwhelmed district schools in the past.

When their naively idealistic, but probably politically harmless son, Pato, is taken from their own home, the parents experience a defacement as efficient as Kaddish's chisel - Pato has simply ceased to exist.

One can see them as alternative modes of physicality, invisibility, clarity, and defacement.

This might be a reference to the changing values of iconography from religious to capitalist, a Duchampian dialogue about authorship in art and the committing of art - historical sacrilege in the defacement of high - art to, ironically, create high - art.

But soon the spray paint became a part of her visual vernacular and it was no longer a defacement of the work but a vital addition to the elements at play within the environment of the canvas.

And no work comes as close to a defacement of private and public property as his Erased de Kooning Drawing of 1953.

Jack creates these shapes by using caustic chemicals (paint stripper and bleach) that removes the paint from the surface of the canvas raising issues of defacement and destruction.?

Annotation becomes at once derivative and defacement, like street art.

A heretical act such as the Chapman brothers» defacements of Goya in 2003 paradoxically revealed the way in which art history has continually, and indelibly, impinged on the here - and - now.

Employing a multi-disciplinary approach to his artistic practice that includes sculpture, painting and photography, Smith's work examines the complexities of 21st century South Africa, through the acts of appropriation, defacement and reparation.

And here lies the clue that can help us understand the heart of the matter: defacement or abstraction.

As for the formalistic argument, I will quote Los Angeles - based Italian painter Nicola Verlato, who wrote this on his Facebook page: «The choice of making the defacement of Emmett Till coinciding with a «painted defacement» of the face is inappropriate because it negates the figure and as such neutralizes a potentially wider social engagement of the work.

That the defacement should remain intact even when the art it covers starts to decay?

The spray painted, hallucinatory canvases of Sterling Ruby also draw influence from his local neighbourhood, here in the form of gang graffiti and the power struggles associated with tagging, defacement and dominion of territory.

This astute piece of graffiti is not your typical act of defacement either, as it has been gaining support from local groups, despite the odds against the dam's removal:

But perhaps the defacement has actually created even more attention.

Manufacture transport disposition and defacement of weapons and dangerous instruments and appliances

Vandalism — Physical damage or defacement of the home is included with the comprehensive program, but optional for basic program.

Vandalism: Willful, intentional, often random, destruction or defacement of private or public property.