Word: targetedly
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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Case in point: John Vranesevich, founder of hacker-watch website AntiOnline.com seen by many hackers as something of a Benedict Arnold. So loathed is he that AntiOnline is an almost constant target for DOS attacks (in one of its more entertaining features, the site lets you see who's attacking it, and how, in real time). While the Feds were still holding press conferences, AntiOnline had already compiled a perp-profile sheet. The attacks, it says, were committed by a cell of three to six hackers--most likely teenagers, most likely male. "All DOS attacks have been perpetrated by more...
...route will be electronically guarded and nearly impassable, unless the intended target has given out information he should not have--as people do. And unfortunately, electronic thievery and invasion of privacy are jackpots that keep growing. They are just the crimes for shameless, cowardly, clever crooks. No need to risk life or limb; just tiptoe over wires and through keyholes...
Even better, HFASCS has set next fall as the target date for the introduction of "roaming" ethernet on campus. No frustratingly long lines at Lamont to check e-mail; all you have to do is take your laptop and plug it in to the nearest available jack. This will give students the flexibility to do research and access the Internet from their own computers at libraries and in study areas. Moreover, it will do away with the supremely annoying process by which each student has to individually register connections at the beginning of the school year...
...Seth, working under Greg (Nikky Katt), is the target of envy when he begins to close more accounts than his supervisor. This seemingly supportive manager quickly turns into an arrogant and jealous monster as he sees Seth beginning to succeed. Seth loses his way, falling for the secretary of the firm, Debbie (Nia Long), and gradually becomes the agent of ruin in the lives of his customers...
...February 9, the Society of Arab Students (SAS) handed out fliers attacking Israel for "target[ing] Lebanese civilians." If this were a full and accurate representation of situation in Lebanon, we should be outraged at Israel's aggression...