Sentences with phrase «hijacking in»

In this post we will have a look at Browser Hijacking and how to prevent and remove Browser Hijacking in Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome and Opera web browsers for Windows, natively or by using free Browser Hijacker Removal tools and software.

And sure enough, there's plenty of science hijacking in The Politically Incorrect Guide to Science.

INDEPENDENT & FOREIGN FILMS The Assault (R for violence) Fact - based thriller recounting the Christmas Eve hijacking in 1994 of Air France Flight 8969 from Algiers to Marseilles by four Islamic terrorists determined to crash the plane into the Eiffel Tower.

Captain Phillips is directed by Paul Greengrass who brought to life another hijacking in United 93.

The paper «A Glance through the VPN Looking Glass: IPv6 Leakage and DNS Hijacking in Commercial VPN clients» by V. Perta, M. Barbera, G. Tyson, H. Haddadi, A. Mei will be presented at the Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium on 30 June 2015.

This is the moment a motorcyclist survived a hijacking in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, when an armed robber shot him in the leg after threatening to kill him for his motorbike.

Items recovered by the Police from this notorious gang, which specialised in car snatching and truck hijacking in the State and selling same to unsuspecting members of the public, include one AK 47 rifle, two magnum pistols, one Nissan Pathfinder Jeep and documents of six (6) houses located in Anambra State of which Emeka Okeke Cyprian confessed were proceeds of his previous criminal activities.

With Barcelona believed to be the team most interested in making a record - breaking transfer for the Juventus superstar, Benitez could pull off the biggest transfer hijacking in recent memory if he can put together enough cash to make the Serie A giants a serious offer.

The Ross Macdonald Collection: 11 Classic Lew Archer Novelsby ross macdonaldedited by tom nolanlibrary of america, 3 volumes, 2618 pages, $ 112.50 Near the end of Find a Victim, Ross Macdonald's 1954 novel of murder and hijacking in a small California town, private eye Lew Archer suggests to....

Near the end of Find a Victim, Ross Macdonald's 1954 novel of murder and hijacking in a small California town, private eye Lew Archer suggests to the district attorney that the local sheriff may be the culprit.

Hijacked in the 50's by christians, they changed the national motto to a lie, and that lie is now on OUR money.

I hate that the word «vegetarian» has been hijacked in all sorts of ways to give people an excuse.

In a statement signed by its state Chairman, Dr. Davies Ibiamu Ikanya, the party recalled that the struggle to retrieve the mandates of its candidates, including that of the governorship candidate, hijacked in the 2015 sham elections, led to various rulings by the election petition tribunals and Appeal Courts, which annulled and ordered for the rerun elections for 22 State Assembly positions out of 32, all 3 Senatorial seats and 12 out of 13 House of Representatives seats.

Astorino created the minor party, but it was hijacked in 2016 by Guardian Angels founder and radio talk show host Curtis Sliwa and his allies, a move that's being challenged in court.

While this process is essential during development, it appears to be hijacked in diseased or traumatic conditions to reactivate and accelerate neuron degeneration.

An amateurish hijack in progress?

«We call Hsp90 inhibitors «network drugs» because they tackle several of the signals that are hijacked in cancer all at once, across a network rather than just a single signalling pathway.

Air France flight 8969 had first been hijacked in Algiers and was then permitted by Algerian authorities to fly to Marseilles.

«Captain Phillips «Synopsis: Based on the true story of the Maersk Alabama cargo ship hijacking (the first American cargo ship to be hijacked in 200 years), the film follows the story of the captain who gives himself over to the Somali pirates in exchange for the safety of his crew.

When a commercial flight is hijacked in 1976 and diverted to an abandoned terminal at Entebbe Airport in Uganda, the terrified passengers become bargaining chips in a deadly political standoff.

Instead, they believe that their results have been hijacked in an effort to falsely attribute their success to a concept that had little to do with the results.»

These began in Gears 1 with the underwhelming APC spotlight, progressed to the Reaver and Brumak hijacks in Gears 2 and culminate in a few on - the - rails shootouts in Gears 3.

The developers have added another twist into the franchise by allowing gamers the ability to control carriages which even allows you to hijack them in classic Grand Theft Auto fashion and nothing is more fun than crashing into other carriages.

It is no longer surprising to see the trademarks of such well known brands as iPads and Air Jordans hijacked in China, and multinational companies know to call on global law firms for advice on how to reclaim their stolen brands, or better yet, avoid falling prey to China's professional squatters in the first place.

In August 2008, brothers and former UVF members Robert and Ian Stewart turned themselves in to the PSNI and entered into «assisting offender agreements» to give evidence against others accused of UVF membership, shootings and hijackings in south - east Antrim.

Not exact matches

Cranston and Dearden had one interesting meeting: they first met on the CBS series Airwolf in 1986, when Cranston played a man who hijacked a sorority reunion cruise and Dearden played one of the sisters who was trapped.

In fact, by one recent estimate, about 36 % of all the traffic on the web is fake — «the product of computers hijacked by viruses and programmed to visit sites.»

Meanwhile, the phenomenon of crypto - jacking — in which hackers hijack your computer to mine digital currency — has quickly morphed from a novelty to a big league threat.

IRA forces hijacked a helicopter and landed it in the exercise yard of the one of the jail's wings.

It isn't within everyone's means to obtain aircraft for a prison escape, but it's easier to get out of prison by air than underground: Over the past 40 years in particular, there has been trend of convicts and their partners on the outside busting out from high security facilities in hijacked helicopters.

When you are emotionally «hijacked», or in a particularly emotional state, there are serious disturbances in the way you process information and the way you retain it.

The mental impact is what Daniel Goleman in his book Emotional Intelligence has labeled the «amygdala hijack» — precipitating anger, brooding, withdrawal or other automatic, impulsive responses.

In the 2007 escape, four armed men hijacked a helicopter and landed it on the roof of the Grasse Prison.

In a particularly daring escape, two gunmen hijacked a Red Cross helicopter and forced the pilot to fly towards Rebibbia Prison.

These vulnerabilities could allow the robots to be turned into surveillance devices, surreptitiously spying on their owners, or let them to be hijacked and used to physically harm people or damage property, the researchers wrote in a report released Tuesday.

Anti-government protestors are back in action — occupying government compounds, crippling business, hijacking media, and generally wreaking havoc — in an effort to bring down another government.

A team of security researchers has demonstrated the ability to hijack standard equipment inside computers, printers and millions of other devices in order to send information out of an office through sound waves.

In March 2013, two inmates were lifted on a hijacked helicopter from a prison north of Montreal.

«Two masked men armed with tear gas and knives relieved a delivery truck of its 6,000 copies of the game [on Nov. 6] in a hijacking that took place just south of Paris....

But what's happened in the kind of post-Soviet era is that it's been hijacked by a group of basically KGB people, who have captured the state and run it for their own purposes.

In a similar vein, don't hijack a current event in an effort to generate some attention in the presenIn a similar vein, don't hijack a current event in an effort to generate some attention in the presenin an effort to generate some attention in the presenin the present.

In an era when information and entertainment sources are unlimited, hijacking attention spans with something as mundane as an ad isn't going to happen.

As a scholar of the life and teachings of Jesus, I am frustrated when I hear some «Christian» politicians hijack and, in fact, mutilate his teachings.

In the wake of the 2016 election and reports that Russian - linked actors hijacked Facebook's service to spread fake news and other propaganda, the company has been stepping up efforts to police content on the service.

Whereas Mirai hijacked gadgets that used either no passwords or known factory - set defaults, the latest botnet, dubbed «Reaper» (or «IoTroop») by its discoverers, has taken to commandeering recruits by exploiting vulnerabilities in devices» software.

Today Mirai variants continue to expand into new turf, including Mirari Okiru, which targets ARC processors (the chips embedded in cars, mobile devices, smart TVs, surveillance cameras and many more connected products) and Mirai Satori, which hijacks crypto currency mining operations,.

It can be a confusing platform to use, tweets are often dashed off from smartphones, hashtags can be hijacked and humor doesn't always translate in 140 characters or less — all of which can lead to fiascos like these.

This in effect hijacked Google Home devices, causing the machines to read aloud from the Whopper's Wikipedia page, which Burger King had recently replaced with ad copy.

But the deeper he got into the co-op movement, the more he viewed it as dysfunctional — hijacked by the most politically active, who were more interested in boycotts than creating value for members.

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