Sentences with phrase «if hackers»

DeRosa herself has two separate computers that don't interact with each other so that if hackers gain access to public - facing sites like nar.realtor and apps like email programs, they can't reach the association's valuable member and e-commerce data.

Brokers should set policies and educate agents about what to do if hackers compromise the brokerage's network.

Essentially, if hackers somehow get into devices on one network, they will still have to work hard to get into the other devices.

Borrowers may have to deal with stalled or rejected loans if hackers purchase expensive items using the stolen credit card numbers.

Even if hackers did access the fingerprint data, Apple insisted, they wouldn't be able to retroactively calculate what the fingerprint itself looked like.

If hackers steal your password they will also need access to your phone, providing an extra layer of security.

FireEye said if the hackers wanted to convert bitcoin or ethereum into dollars or won, they'd likely first exchange them intoharder - to - trace cryptocurrencies like Monero and then into fiat currency.

If hackers or schemers do get their hands on your coin, however, it's critical to be proactive in getting your money back.

If the hackers are to be believed, it appears that the Facebook co-founder is guilty of using the same login credentials for multiple sites.

The report did not say if hackers had accessed the data, only that it was left exposed and easily accessible by guessing a simple URL that directed to the improperly configured cloud drive.

It isn't yet clear if hackers or scammers are actively making use of the KRACK exploit.

If the hackers try to use them, then the authorities will be alerted.

Now consider if hackers were using federal government addresses to distribute malware — that's a problem everyone should be concerned about.

It can protect your business if hackers manage to access this information, and those affected suffer large financial damages for which your company is deemed liable.

If hackers manage to breach your computer system's security and access this information, your company can be held liable for the financial damages that follow.

We can't really help it if hackers keep targeting credit card information, but we can make sure our passwords aren't «password».

That means if hackers breach a retailer's system — which they seem to do often — they have your credit card information and can rack up charges, doing a real number on your finances.

Inside, columnist Bruce Carton looks at the potential for disaster if hackers target financial firms, what could happen to the financial system, and what the SEC is doing about it.

Remove account features you won't use: If hackers ever managed to get into your account, the ability to access multiple accounts or to initiate transfers or send wires could allow them to easily remove funds from your account.

There is financial loss if hackers successfully sell customer data or use it to steal from bank accounts.

Who knows, what would have happened if these hackers didn't share that information.

As if hackers and firmware cracks weren't their only problem, Sony are now facing a potential lawsuit where they'd be forced to compensate LG by paying a percentage for each PS3 console ever sold.

But even if the hackers never intended to go anywhere with our information, other shady groups could caused havok with our information.

If hackers are able to run PSOne games flawlessly on an Android from two years ago, Sony could DEFINITELY pull off perfect PSOne emulation on the PS4.

I wonder if the hackers will come out with a statement gloating about their «success» and cease leaks / threats.

If hackers steal your ICO tokens you'll have little hope of getting them back.

This code can't be duplicated, so even if hackers were to steal the information through a security breach, it would be virtually worthless.

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I presume you've already given them your name, address, card number, and security code over the phone or through their website, so you've trusted them with this information, and if hackers or the NSA wanted to snoop on your private information, they could have done it then.

The real problem, says Lewis is that if the hackers know sensitive details like your email and password, they can apply that information towards other sites.

The previously mod - friendly T - Mobile G - Slate will now a lot of hoops to work around if hackers and developers want to hack, tweak and improve the device.

After you've identified what content could be targeted, why, and by whom, you'll need to consider if hackers can actually profit off of it.

If hackers can break into a website, they can also make short work of this network of sensors and cause mischief on a city - wide scale, misdirecting cars for kicks, perhaps down a side street where someone is waiting to rob you.

It's a fictional scenario, but US air force analysts warn that it could be played out if hackers exploit security holes in an increasingly common air traffic control technology.

But if hackers using factorization can break the number into its prime multipliers, they can intercept the message.

If hackers found a way to target vehicles, this could present a whole new set of challenges that the industry is not currently equipped to tackle.»

Slack's customers span the tech, financial, and health care worlds, giving the hack bigger - than - Sony potential if hackers had been able to steal users» financial information and chat data.

It's not clear if the hackers stole any proprietary Equifax secrets, but they did make off with the personal information for at least 143 million U.S. consumers.

Still, he said it was «a pretty big deal» because it showed that the App Store could be compromised if hackers infected machines of software developers writing legitimate apps.

The report estimates that if hackers took control of the power grid from New York City to Washington, D.C., the damage could total $ 20 billion to $ 70 billion and cost the economy from $ 243 billion to $ 1 trillion.

If the hackers who stole your credit information from Equifax drain your bank account or take out a loan in your name, it's your problem, not Equifax's.

What if a hacker seizes control of all the machines on a factory floor?

If a hacker breaks into a public network, they may be able to see what users are typing on their computers or phones.

If a hacker is able to compromise a user's personal device, they could easily get access to corporate emails or sensitive data.

Burnett also said in his post that if a hacker needs this list to hack someone, they probably aren't much of a threat.

As Twitter learned the hard way, data security measures are useless if a hacker manages to get an employee's password.

If a hacker gets your password but you have changed it, the password becomes worthless to the hacker.

As Bitcoin is really just a string of data stored on a computer somewhere, it is incredibly easy to steal if a hacker gains access to your account or exchange.

If a hacker were to get to the data stored via your website, it could have serious financial implications.

If the hacker is lucky, he says, that crack exposes a vulnerability.