Examples of using Hijack in English and their translations into Chinese
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If PCCW had not implemented MANRS, but IXPs had done so, then the hijack would have been stopped at the peering points.
Two men have been arrested and charged in connection with a major SIM swap campaign designed to steal cryptocurrency and hijack high-value social media accounts.
An intruder- with more computing power than 50 percent of the IoT nodes on the private network- could potentially hijack an entire private blockchain.
In the fiat world, this is why gigantic banks and their largest shareholders inevitably hijack governments and exploit them for their own private interests.
An active man-in-the-middle(MITM) attacker can piggyback on a single unprotected JavaScript resource, for example, and hijack the entire user session.
Cancer cells, for instance, need a blood supply in order to grow, and they can hijack this oxygen-sensing system to create more blood vessels.
If authentication and session identifiers are not always protected, an attacker can hijack an active session and assume a user's identity.
However, a hacker could still intercept or modify in-flight Wi-Fi traffic, and hijack devices belonging to passengers and crew.
Hijack Hunter is an application that thoroughly scans your computer and displays all the gathered data in a comprehensive way.
Ultimately, the hijack was so complete that the bank wasn't even able to send email.
They also learned that brain tumour cells hijack a molecular stress- and metabolism-management process regulated by AMPK to help cancer cells maintain their survival abilities.
On the same day Somali pirates hijack the Saudi Arabian oil tanker Sirius Star, the biggest ship ever to be hijacked. .
They also learned that brain tumor cells hijack a molecular stress- and metabolism-management process regulated by AMPK to help cancer cells maintain their survival abilities.
This, in turn, could eventually lead to situations where an attacker could gain access to data or, worse, hijack the phone.
September 11, 2001- Al-Qaeda terrorists hijack four commercial airliners en route to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has urged Syria's opposition to resist efforts by extremist groups to"hijack the revolution".
Why is it that the least important person in a presentation can hijack the entire meeting?
Researchers at Imperial College London found that during an infection, flu viruses hijack this molecule to help replicate themselves.
The only comments I delete are insults and other reader questions which hijack the commentary on the original post.
Importantly, EBV encodes a protein called LMP2A(Latent Membrane Protein 2A) that can hijack the cell signaling mechanism of the B cells it infects.