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I loathe people who spread malicious gossip.

OK, so think like a malicious hacker.

This simple trick helps you fend off malicious script injections.

You ought to kick back at such malicious slander.

The authors also consider server retaliation, whereby a server that detects a malicious client could send the client any sort of response, including malicious content.

When they see a pattern known to emanate from a malicious source, they stop it.

The class loader has a fairly tight security manager in place that restricts malicious calls.

The just man frowns, but never smiles with a malicious sneer.

Of these three, theft is the most obvious because the act itself is malicious.

Psychologists have suggested there are two types of envy: malicious envy and benign envy (van den Ven et al., 2009).

Apple knows that it wouldn't take more than a few malicious apps to tarnish the iPhone's reputation.

The first step is to identify critical system assets — intangible or tangible — that are vulnerable to malicious attacks.

Often the attacker will overrun the buffer with the malicious code the attacker wants to run, and the attacker will then change the return value to point to the malicious code they've sent.

Laughter can be used to show who is boss and malicious laughter is an effective weapon of intimidation.

Users can unknowingly execute malicious scripts when viewing dynamically generated pages based on content provided by an attacker.

It is possible for malicious code to inject a serialized data stream to your server in order to coerce it into performing unintended actions.

With this, an attacker could have access to phone numbers, photos, and other data, as well as upload malicious code to the handset.

Lance James, chief technology officer for San Diego-based Secure Science Corp., testified in May that more than 75 percent of spoofed calls have a malicious intent.

In addition, static SQL, which is always known ahead of time, is not susceptible to malicious or accidental SQL injections, a known security flaw with dynamic SQL.

For example, a hacker can enter in the guise of a privileged user with administrative access controls and perform malicious activities that a legitimate system administrator did not initially notice.

All that would be necessary is for hackers to dupe users into visiting a malicious Web site or persuading them to click on a link in ane-mail or text message.

The untrusted data is referred to as tainted data, while the code ensuring that the data is not malicious is called a sanitizer, and is often said to clean the taint.