Word: mask
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...hacker was able to gain access to the server by exploiting a “computer that had been hijacked, in order to attack our server from [his own] computer,” Selsby explained. Doing so allowed the hacker to mask his identity, and there would be “no way to get a definitive IP address” that the hacker used...
...words) "the world's largest global online network of integrated services," whatever that means, for $44.6 billion. Yahoo! is resisting. It's a complex, many-sided deal with repercussions in all directions. What does it mean for you? How will the world be different? Will your oxygen mask deploy in case of emergency? This guide will answer those questions and more. But the answers aren't simple, and they all depend on where you're sitting...
...such format. In fact, it has no format at all. The introduction provided above is entirely my own, and the video actually opens in medias res. Ostensibly, “Scream” is about a theft of some sort. Otherwise why would Nicole Scherzinger sport a ski mask indoors? Or why would Timbaland have video screens installed in the trunk of his whip that read “Target Secured?” There are other questions to ask though. Like why does Timbaland insist on going shirtless for so much of the video? And what, exactly, is this...
...such jibes mask more substantive complaints that many of the candidates have about Romney. "What Romney has done," says a Huckabee adviser, "he's attacked people for positions he once held. That annoys people. And he uses his own money to do it, which rubs it in." He's gone after McCain on campaign finance reform (which he once supported), Huckabee on tax increases (Huckabee countered that Romney's raised "fees" amounted to the same thing), and nearly all the candidates on immigration...
...hide phony trades. Kerviel didn't run SocGen's back office, but had come from what the bank calls its "middle office," which among other things is supposed to monitor traders and their positions for excessive risk. That experience seems to have made it relatively easy to mask trades that went deeply underwater. Again, unsettling shades of Nick...