unauthorised access
collocation in Englishmeaningsofunauthorizedandaccess
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unauthorized
adjective
uk/ʌnˈɔː.θə.raɪzd/us/ʌnˈɑː.θə.raɪzd/
without someone's official permission to do something or be in a ...
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access
noun[U]
uk/ˈæk.ses/us/ˈæk.ses/
the method or possibility of getting near to a place ...
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(Definition ofunauthorizedandaccessfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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There have been no recorded cases ofunauthorisedaccess.
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It considered whether users could preventunauthorisedaccessor modification simply by taking security precautions.
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We are talking about outlawing and deterringunauthorisedaccessto computers, and in particular what should be the predictable consequences of that activity.
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A specific intent is required—the intent to secureunauthorisedaccess.
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In the closed parks officers check unoccupied premises—park yards, restaurants, sports clubs, and so on—and preventunauthorisedaccessto the locked areas.
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Thus, nuclear installations comprise isolated sites, fenced off and with nounauthorisedaccess.
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The communications network is designed to preventunauthorisedaccessto the system from external sources.
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The police national computer system has electronic, physical and procedural safeguards againstunauthorisedaccess.
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There is no central collection of statistics on recorded instances ofunauthorisedaccessto identifiable personal health information, whether via computer systems or paper records.
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It relates tounauthorisedaccesswith intent to commit or facilitate the commission of a further, more serious, offence.
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But clause 1(1)(c) makes it clear that to commit an offence one must intend to gainunauthorisedaccess.
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We have to make it clear beyond doubt that a person who obtainsunauthorisedaccessby deception to personal data is guilty of an offence.
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Higher order offences, such as gainingunauthorisedaccessin order to commit fraud, carry a sufficient penalty to be extraditable.
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It is about avoidingunauthorisedaccessto data.
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There will be safeguards to preventunauthorisedaccessby one user to the data of other users.
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The statistics forunauthorisedaccessto computer systems do not include information about whether the unauthorised access resulted in the improper use of confidential information.
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Data will be protected against corruption andunauthorisedaccesswhile in transit.
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We are not talking about browsing orunauthorisedaccessbut legitimate authorised access which gives rise to unauthorised use.
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Efforts have been made by the auctioneers to improve handling and preventunauthorisedaccessto the sale ring.
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We had a computing-secure environment to preventunauthorisedaccess.
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