Sentences with phrase «with malicious intentions»

There is little doubt this was an isolated incident with no malicious intention involved.

With major websites being hacked every other day, a user doesn't have to be personally hacked for someone with malicious intentions to get hands on his or her login information; this is because many people use the same login for several sites, making them vulnerable on all sites they use even if just one was hacked.

Even fully vetted transactions can result in chargebacks or «friendly fraud» when consumers with malicious intentions (and a goal of cheating the system) dispute purchases made with chip cards that are swiped in - store.

It was published with a malicious intention to malign the integrity of the Lagos State government.»

It's not long before she's actively brought back into the intrigue circle when a special group captures an operative thought to be the message carrier for a chain of very bad guys with malicious intentions.

He stumbles during some scenes but is more than up to the task of being the adorable baby - faced kid with malicious intentions.

It «is a fundamental requirement in a wide range of government regulations designed to protect sensitive data from hackers, nation - state attackers and others with malicious intentions,» Melancon continued.

It was also reported earlier this year that over 260,00 mobile apps with malicious intentions were floating around, and that most of them were Android.

Operators are walking on the fence, among the high operation expenses and guaranteed investments refunds, so their best interest is to handle nodes correctly and safe with no malicious intentions.

Unfortunately, some extensions can be created with malicious intentions, where its creators will use their «offering» more or less as a gateway that grants them access to what can be sensitive private information.

Therefore, it is best not to place these in a potentially unsecure location online like Dropbox / Google Docs or in an unsecure physical location like a flashdrive that could be accessed by someone with malicious intentions.

But the app's existence shows that malware creators could take advantage of the same flaw, and create malware that could sniff passwords and then transmit them to people with malicious intentions.

If liberty and life are considered «divine rights,» then why not ensure these are no longer threatened by the liberalization of laws that permit assault weapons in the public realm and into the hands of those with malicious intentions.