Examples of using Identity of the users in English and their translations into Danish
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Computer
If configured so the identity of the users can be exposed.
Personal Data- It can be used to directly expose the identity of the users.
If configured so the identity of the users can be exposed: their name, address, phone number, location and any stored account credentials.
It can harvest personal information that can expose the identity of the users.
Such behavior can be used to expose the identity of the users or optimize the attack campaigns.
Private User Data- The collected information can be used to expose the identity of the users.
Ransomware strains such as this one are widely used to expose the identity of the users, as well as commit identity theft and financial abuse crimes.
Personal Information- The harvested information can be used to directly expose the identity of the users.
Private User Data- The virus engine may extract information related to the identity of the users.
Such modules can extract information that can directly reveal the identity of the users and harvest data that can create a complete profile of the machines owned by the hackers.
Private Data- The gathered information can harvest strings that can directly expose the identity of the users.
Personal Information- The engine can extract information that can expose the identity of the users by looking out for strings such as their name, address, phone number and any stored account credentials.
In most cases the hijacked strings can be used to extract data that can directly expose the identity of the users.
Personal Information- The tracking cookies andassociated scripts can expose the identity of the users by looking for strings such as their name, address, phone number, interests, location and any stored username and password combinations.
Private User Information- The engine can be configured to seaerch for strings that can directly expose the identity of the users.
They can both harvest sensitive data that can be categorized into two main groups: Personal Information- The tracking cookies andassociated scripts can expose the identity of the users by looking for strings such as their name, address, phone number, interests, location and any stored username and password combinations.
Such modules can extract information that can directly reveal the identity of the users and harvest data that can create a complete profile of the machines owned by the hackers. Cryptocurrency Miners- They represent malicious scripts that take advantage of the available system resources in order to carry out complex calculations.
Personal Information- This type of data can be used to directly expose the identity of the users and/or their machines.
Two groups of information will be extracted:Personal Information- The harvested information can be used to directly expose the identity of the users.
They can be classified into two main groups: Private User Information- The engine can be configured to seaerch for strings that can directly expose the identity of the users: their name, address, phone number, location, interests and account credentials. Anonymous Metrics- The other type of information that can be harvested by the engine is used to optimize the attacks.
It uses the built-in tools to harvest sensitive data from the infected host computer which is usually classified into two categories:Personal Information- This type of data can be used to directly expose the identity of the users and/or their machines.
However, the identity of the user behind an address remains unknown until information is revealed during a purchase or in other circumstances.
You can refuse access to the Web site or map the identity of the user to a specific Windows user account.
Interactive User: Click this button to specify that the application runs under the identity of the user who is currently logged on to the computer.
Click to specify that the application runs under the identity of the user who is currently logged on to the computer.
Windows Integrated authentication uses a cryptographic exchange with the user's Web browser to confirm the identity of the user.