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malicious

[muh-lish-uhs] / məˈlɪʃ əs /


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The ban stems from growing concern over the last year that routers were a point of easy-access for malicious actors.

From BBC

However, the Post Office said if there had been retrials, there was a reasonable prospect of conviction and therefore Mr Kalia was not owed full compensation for malicious prosecution.

From BBC

“Still, I was being malicious, stirring things up between the two of you. I’m so sorry.”

From Literature

That means all your data stays totally encrypted, unseen by malicious hackers or peeping government agencies — plus you get to enjoy unlimited traffic bandwidth and a lightning-fast high-speed connection.

From Salon

“There was no allegation of deadly force and no allegation of malicious intent.”

From Los Angeles Times