Sentences with phrase «on users computers»

They were unsafe Root Certificates that were installed on users computers without their knowledge.

A cookie is a small amount of data that is sent to the Users browser from a Web server and stored on Users computer hard drive.

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At present, Sony charges users in the U.S. $ 19.99 for a one - month subscription on Playstation Now while Shadow is priced at $ 34.95 per month for a one - year commitment to its cloud computing service which gives users virtual access to a gaming - ready Windows 10 personal computer.

Laptops, Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs), and Blackberries (wireless cell phone and PDA units) use wireless data transfer technologies to provide users with almost instant access to information stored on a company's computer networks and servers from just about anywhere within reach of a cell phone tower or wireless Internet transmitter.

It is useful to help set up paragraphs, headers, and default fonts so that a user can always read the text regardless of whether or not they have the font installed on their own personal computer.

To create digital photography for the iPhone, Jobs drew on existing categories, namely «his experience with consumer electronic domains, his experience with mobile wireless, and his experience with building really great user interfaces for computer devices» to produce what, when all the parts were combined, added up to be a device that was so much larger than the sum of its parts, Sculley says.

One infected computer can result in messages being sent to all users in an IM contact list on that machine.

Whether deployed by users at their place of business or on their home computers, IM is generally unprotected and unmonitored, leaving it vulnerable to attacks.

Either the user clicks on a file that installs data - collecting malware onto a computer or they click a link that takes them to a page where they're then asked to enter their account information.

Major U.S. computer company Dell Inc said on Monday a security hole exists in some of its recently shipped laptops that could make it easy for hackers to access users» private data.

For example, Waze may record the frequency and scope of your use of the Services, the duration of your sessions, the web pages that you visit, information that you read, content that you use or create, advertisements that you view or click on, your communications with other users and third parties, the Internet protocol (IP) address and the name of the domain that serve you to access the Services, and the geographic location of the computer system that you are using to log - in.

Computer companies have pushed the responsibility for security on users, telling them to acquire third - party software and hardware.

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

If the user clicks on that microphone (and has configured their computer for it) they may ask aloud the question they would have typed into the search box.

In addition to storing these documents in a secure way, add password protection to your desktop and laptop computer (s), turn on the features that prevent guest users from installing or deleting software onto that computer or, better yet, prevent guests from using any computers where you have personal, financial or legal documents stored or from which you handle your personal finances or online banking, for example.

The view of the computer industry is that the responsibility for this attack rests with the stupid user who clicked on the link.

Reddit users discovered last week that shortly after the battery on an old iPhone was replaced, benchmark tests — which measure a computer's processor speed — saw a dramatic and noticeable increase in performance.

Other companies with world - class R&D groups built radical innovations only to see their company fumble the future and others reap the rewards (think of Xerox and the personal computer, Fairchild and integrated circuits, Kodak and digital photography, etc.) Common themes in these failures were, 1) without a direct connection to the customer advanced R&D groups built products without understanding user needs, and 2) the core of the company was so focused on execution of current products that it couldn't see that the future didn't look like the past.

«One of the things that we thought through planning this is that the percentage of mobile users would be definitely higher than it typically would be because a lot of people have the game on and would just bring [websites] up on their phone rather than jump onto a computer and look,» McElrath says.

Plug the USB drive into a computer and it brings up a Web browser and downloads any new contact data into the user's account on the Poken website.

Although there were many computer manufacturers when Apple launched the Macintosh in 1984, the company focused on design and user experience.

ESEA said that hackers first contacted the organization on Dec. 27 to say that they had broke into its computer networks, stole user data, and wanted payment with the threat that they would leak the information or sell it on the black market.

As a result, even if an organization has made an effort to improve a system's security, a user doing work on a personal computer has the ability to disable and circumvent protections and has the privileges to allow for the installation of malware.

Human Resources mentor Robert Hoffman responds to the following question from an inc.com user: After an employee resigns, and you're clearing out the e-mail on his computer, you find that he has bad - mouthed you and the company to other people.

The software maker urged the more than 1 billion users of Flash on Windows, Mac, Chrome and Linux computers to update the product as quickly as possible after security researchers said the bug was being exploited in «drive - by» attacks that infect computers with ransomware when tainted websites are visited.

Website Alive works on iOS, Android, and BlackBerry platforms, and allows users to transfer live chat data from a work computer to a mobile device.

When Apple users visit the website via their Safari browser, often by clicking on a link in a bogus email, they inadvertently load malicious code onto their computers.

Instead of the political bias of editors, users would see what supposedly objective computer algorithms determined they wanted to see based on their likes and interests.

The mobile - friendly redesign of News Feed underscores the company's intensifying focus on smartphones and tablet computers as more of its users rely on those devices to interact on the social network.

Currently, Apple only requires app - specific passwords to those who have turned on two - factor authentication, a security protocol that requires a user to input both a password and a unique code sent to a smartphone or computer in order to access an account.

Ransomware creators are constantly embedding advertising, pornography, shopping and other highly trafficked online networks with their handiwork, which is programmed to ferret out those browser vulnerabilities and infect computers when the end - users click on activating links.

That evolution requires a more nuanced approach than the computer - generated algorithms that Facebook has been relying on to pick out the most relevant content to display in each user's News Feed.

Instead, the alliance is hoping to develop email add - ons where users, not providers, will be assigned private encryption keys that will be on put on personal computers or mobile devices.

Users visiting the websites of the New York Times, Newsweek, BBC and AOL, among others, may have installed malware on their computers if they clicked on the malicious ads.

Intel on Monday warned users not to install its latest patches for Meltdown and Spectre, because those fixes can cause computers to reboot unexpectedly.

To protect against those attacks, Mac users running OS X El Capitan should look for version 10.11.6 in the updates section of the App Store app on their computers.

Michael Dell, chief executive officer of his self - named computer company, knows on whose side he stands amid the great encryption debate — the question of whether tech companies should supply certain governments with access to their users» encrypted communications.

Starting this week, users with Microsoft Windows 8.1 computers and tablets can preview what the Skype Translator can do by registering for an account on Skype's website.

By logging in to an Aereo account, users, which are limited to New York City right now, can watch live television on a computer, iPad, or iPhone.

«The rules apply to virtually any computer program, even computer programs embedded on devices that do not have a user interface.

Imagine a network of computers linked together throughout the globe: these computers verify each other's work, anyone can run programs on them, and users can pay for only what they wish to use.

Twitter Inc urged its more than 330 million users to change their passwords after a glitch caused some to be stored in readable text on its internal computer system rather than disguised by a process known as «hashing».

«WeChat does not store any chat histories — they are only stored on users» phones and computers,» the company said.

YouTube user William Rimmer uploaded a video of her mother testing out the feature of the electric car, perfectly capturing how people would likely respond to handing over the driving duties to a computer on a two - lane highway.

Also, the Keyword Tool gave you average search volume for users searching on desktop and laptop computers by default, whereas Keyword Panner gives you average search volume across all devices.

Internet software or transmission problems may produce inaccurate or incomplete copies of information and materials that may be downloaded and displayed on a users» computer.

Warier users can install a personal digital wallet on their own computers.

More facts came to light on Monday, when pressured by local media, the company revealed that the breach occurred after an unknown attacker hacked the personal computer of a Bithumb employee, from where he stole the details of over 31,800 Bithumb users — about 3 % of the platform's entire userbase.

Anytime a user wants to execute a smart contract or send ether to another user on the network, there needs to be confirmation and recordation of such event — such task is not executed by a centralized server or company per se, but by thousands (and growing) of computers around the world — known as Proof - of - work (PoW).

It covers an automated food service ordering system comprising non-transitory computer - readable media storing executable instructions to obtain historical context data indicating past statuses associated with one or more customers; obtain historical menu item ordering data indicating past times during which customers ordered menu items from each of multiple food services; obtain context data from a personal electronic device that indicates current, recent or scheduled statuses of a user, including caloric intake or exercise activity; determining a future time for delivery of a menu item based on the obtained data; selecting a future food service from the multiple food services; determining a lead time for an order for the menu item; and initiating the order for the future food service by at least the lead time.