"I think that, across the board, B&H's business model is to exploit-pay, exploit-pay, exploit-pay," Mazzocchi said.
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They're able to learn how to exploit new food sources that their ancestors didn't exploit.
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And what identity politics does is it seeks to exploit fear, it seeks to exploit ignorance and it seeks to exploit differences among people and prey on those on those differences.
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Trolls and criminals exploit anonymity to dox, swat, extort, exploit rape, and, on some occasions, broadcast murder.
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This is not an exploit of Bitly, but an unfortunate exploit of Internet users through social engineering.
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"Mining and oil companies exploit the physical environment; social media companies exploit the social environment," he said.
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These bad actors exploit network vulnerabilities to target and disrupt critical infrastructure, and access and exploit information and people.
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"This is not an exploit of Bitly, but an unfortunate exploit of internet users through social engineering," he said.
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"When an exploit is looking for memory or function to exploit the software product, it can't locate them," Saunders said.
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Exploit An exploit is a way or process to take advantage of a bug or vulnerability in a computer or application.
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To be clear: The FBI is not saying the exploit itself is classified; it's saying the motivation for not disclosing that exploit is.
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Yet with conservation bodies powerless to issue sanctions, it's possible to exploit the ocean's resources until there are no more resources to exploit.
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" And the freedom promoted by deregulators, he said, often "means the freedom of the rich to exploit the poor, of corporations to exploit their workers, landlords to exploit their tenants and industry of all kinds to use the planet as its dustbin.
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"Even if you find a hole in the market to exploit, someone will exploit it better and faster than you soon thereafter," said Huber.
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As mentioned, a zero-click iOS exploit, meaning an exploit that can hack a phone without interaction from the user, will pay $2 million.
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The original exploit developer went on to note (as I suspected was the case from the get go) that this exploit actually has a full toolkit suite to manage/track infected players to essentially automate the execution of the exploit on other players. Anonymous.
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Last year, an exploit broker known as Zerodium offered $1 million for a web-based exploit against iOS 9 — a bounty that was subsequently claimed.
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Further details on the technical aspects of the script have been posted, as the developer of the exploit has posted "minified" version of the exploit payload.
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He loved to exploit Clinton's use of private email servers and exploit information revealed in the DNC hack as examples of how the Democrats couldn't keep America's secrets safe.
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Now, the FBI is classifying the Tor Browser exploit for reasons of national security, despite the exploit already being used in normal criminal investigations well over a year ago.
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The question here is not how to exploit solar energy — we know how to do so a bit more every day — but how to exploit it while being mobile.
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The features that hackers could exploit are a bit like a door or window in a house, which burglars can exploit but that builders would not consider leaving out.
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FireEye found that multiple actors, both working for a government and apparent cybercriminals are leveraging the same exploit, indicating that the groups perhaps got the exploit from the same source.
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Now, developing an exploit for a modern-day browser such as Chrome, or a mobile operating system like iOS may require a team of researchers, each with specialized skills to weaponize an exploit.
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Earlier this year, the exploit broker Zerodium offered and awarded a million-dollar bounty for remote jailbreaking capability in iOS 9, which Citizen Lab notes is similar to the exploit used against Mansoor.
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But according to two sources familiar with Exodus' operations, the company didn't just provide related exploit information to Fortinet: Exodus sold the exploit for the newly uncovered Firefox attack to an offensive customer.
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Second, Iran seeks to exploit weak states and power vacuums.
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Mr Maduro could exploit Mr López's homecoming in similar fashion.
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Likewise, men come to the park to exploit women's bodies.
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And we shouldn't be surprised that extremists exploit new media.
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They're willing to exploit that situation for their own gain.
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Gordon said the company is "not aware" of any exploit.
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The four 'X's stand more: eXplore, eXpand, eXploit, and eXterminate.
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In this case, Beer found an exploit in iOS 11.1.
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Grooten noted that Locky is still spreading through exploit kits.
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For some types of problems, you can exploit quantum interference.
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He sees this as an area that CloudRail could exploit.
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Game developers who knowingly exploit children should face legal consequences.
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Ahok's political opponents have been eager to exploit mounting tensions.
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Many Chinese and other Asian airlines shamelessly exploit female sexuality.
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"How are you going to exploit Kira's mutation?" she asks.
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Zimbabwe is seeking to exploit its platiunum reserves more quickly.
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He was the perfect exploit for the modern media age.
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Researchers believe Spectre is more difficult to exploit than Meltdown.
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But a new exploit will permanently disable the Messages app.
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Work needs to be done to exploit these resources, however.
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The ECJ said the sorbet did not exploit this rule.
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It takes advantage of an older exploit found in Windows.
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Once you find a weakness, you can exploit that weakness.
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Some fear the jihadists will try to exploit the situation.
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The easiest way to disable this exploit in Android 7.1.
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Autopilot Buddy seems designed to exploit that very human frailty.
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We'll frequently exploit the extra 24 characters, filling them up.
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And analysts say that's a wedge that Russia could exploit.
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Then I wrote my exploit code, and tried it out.
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Furthermore, THAAD has blind spots that an adversary could exploit.
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Headlines Big banks embrace fintech to exploit disrupters' expertise on.ft.
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Zimbabwe is seeking to exploit its platinum reserves more quickly.
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The exploit gave users the tools to disrupt Roblox servers.
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Things get interesting with Elliot's plan for delivering the exploit.
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President Donald Trump is planning to exploit a terrorist attack.
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Small businesses have sprung up seeking to exploit this dichotomy.
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Democrats have tried to exploit the doubts about Trump's judgment.
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We exploit people when we take advantage of their vulnerabilities.
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Wordfence describes the exploit as "trivially easy" in their video.
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Needless to say, bad actors will exploit these blind spots.
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Republican politicians know precisely how to exploit this selective ignorance.
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Critics of Israel love to exploit Jewish fears and anxieties.
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The exploit was featured on a recent "60 Minutes" episode.
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They say it would exploit investors and threaten retirement savings.
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Sexual predators exploit the hopes and dreams of their victims.
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Racial mistrust will remain a powerful political lever to exploit.
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But others will exploit the benefits of the geopolitical shift.
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They can also exploit human resources and survive without us.
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Why not exploit a fait accompli as a diplomatic carrot?
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"Illegal aliens continue to exploit our immigration laws," Houlton said.
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And this is exactly what the Russians sought to exploit.
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Of course, random people who exploit WordPress bugs in linuxmint.
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An exploit in that chain could prove more than fatal.
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There's one exploit in particular that is about the iPhone.
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During games, Gunning searches for mismatches the Rockets can exploit.
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America's adversaries exploit the vulnerability created by our dysfunctional democracy.
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Why is Congress allowing private contractors to exploit detained immigrants?
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This is an opportunity for the free world to exploit.
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They are backed by sentiment and exploit our confirmation biases.
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It's a fear, Zaloom argues, that loan companies often exploit.
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Why did the raiders keep finding overstuffed pensions to exploit?
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Biden aides and allies hope to exploit voters' early hesitations.
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Biden hasn't been subtle about trying to exploit this advantage.
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What about people who exploit witchcraft as a moneymaking venture?
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"They are well positioned to exploit his vulnerabilities," she said.
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Powerful Mexican drug cartels have moved in to exploit them.
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Or, as people who are there to exploit their patients.
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But Volkswagen did not exploit the chance to be transparent.
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Sometimes all we have is our white privilege to exploit.
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But disinformation campaigns exploit less obvious cognitive biases as well.
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But terror groups continue to exploit Facebook for online radicalization.
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A panoply of ambitious fascists tried to exploit the discontent.
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Hungary has targeted its bid to exploit Agenda 2020 features.
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But Buttigieg may be better equipped to exploit the attention.
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Unfortunately, this new exploit comes with some associated security concerns.
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It's possible that the exploit will lead an "untethered" jailbreak.
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S., unsuspected, secure location" to "hold, manage and exploit detainees.
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This is what Shetland Island doctors are trying to exploit.
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ISIS will do all it can to exploit this vulnerability.
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Vincenzetti's emails vividly exploit this sense of danger and alarm.
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These viruses manage to exploit social vulnerabilities and fault lines.
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Spectre is more difficult to exploit but also to mitigate.
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Lots of things have to line up just right for this exploit to be effective, and Google is not aware of this exploit being used to gain access to user data in the wild.
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At my fingertips the zero-day is wrapped in code like a christmas present, then becomes an exploit…Once I [launch the exploit], I'll own the Android phone of every FBI agent in that building.
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No longer would nobles rule; no longer would capitalists exploit workers.
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A market beset by such transparency issues was easy to exploit.
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That exploit was provided by the Israel-based company NSO Group.
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One is that the exploit apparently works fine with tvOS 11.
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Microsoft later said this exploit was fixed by a security patch.
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As expected, Jedrzejczyk immediately went to work attempting to exploit this.
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Biersack does acknowledge that there's one potential loophole Trump could exploit.
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You can't exploit the device if you can't communicate with it.
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At that point, the exploit achieves "full compromise" of a device.
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That lets Chinese hackers hide when they were using an exploit.
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He would hold his ground and look for weaknesses to exploit.
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And new forms of aggression exploit technology to menace our citizens.
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Principles, he argues, are harder to exploit or ignore than rules.
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Not that I'm the sort of guy to exploit such loopholes.
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With that exploit, the system couldn't punish them for hurting it.
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Weapons systems exploit ever more advanced technology, including artificial intelligence (AI).
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have moved to exploit those vulnerabilities.
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Typical algorithms tend to exploit known preferences more than encourage exploration.
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Democrats see room to exploit Trump's missteps, particularly in congressional races.
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And foreign actors are still finding ways to exploit the platform.
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The Black-Scholes pricing model has flaws that they might exploit.
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The exploit takes less than two minutes to run, Rashid said.
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But all of them also see vulnerabilities that they can exploit.
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Unfortunately, America's deep political divisions are all too easy to exploit.
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Meanwhile, Pakistan is beginning to exploit large indigenous reserves of coal.
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It is a context which authoritarians have been able to exploit.
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And of course that's what those on the political right exploit.
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Britain did not exploit the atomic clock's discovery in the market.
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Canvas customers, can now exploit this bug using Immunity's own code.
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But Stone and colleagues are eager to exploit an additional wrinkle.
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Russia will do everything it can to exploit any apparent disunity.
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Another has more than one zero-day exploit to his name.
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The industry knows that, and they exploit it to their benefit.
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It's relatively easier to exploit, exacerbate and widen pre-existing ones.
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And Democrats have some internal divisions that their opponents can exploit.
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Suspects exploit pre-trial delays to have witnesses killed or silenced.
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It's a whole new domain our enemies are rushing to exploit.
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But that didn't stop Trump from trying to exploit this tragedy.
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"Their exploit is basically unrealistic," programmer Yaniv Erlich told Technology Review.
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Typically researchers develop algorithms that try to exploit the opponent's weaknesses.
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The Washington Wizards attempted to exploit that shortcoming on Wednesday night.
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Things will get better — she found a weakness she can exploit.
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A willingness to exploit workers should not be a competitive advantage.
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The fifth game underlined how hard it is to exploit them.
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The bug was "quite not difficult" to exploit, Kedrisch told Motherboard.
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The way the criminal picks the lock would be the exploit.
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The exploit noted here targeted Samsung's F8000 series of smart TVs.
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Great firms "largely create what they exploit", as he put it.
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Politicians realised they could exploit migration policy to remove unwanted minorities.
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Feminists noted that porn can be violent, and can exploit performers.
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But we also want to exploit the opportunities of that market.
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The documents pushed employees to exploit the emotions of potential customers.
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Rios said hackers could exploit medical devices in the same way.
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In any case, Robinhood acknowledged that the exploit exists to Bloomberg.
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That's why the J-28503 is the ideal visa to exploit.
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If we rush the process, the extremists could exploit that situation.
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Most of the children -- 35 out of 39 -- completed an exploit.
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People just want to get hold of something and 'exploit' it.
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A hacker could also hide the exploit in a web browser.
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China has its own desires to possess and exploit lunar resources.
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Smallpox had many weaknesses to exploit; it had no animal host.
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Trump can exploit those without antagonizing more women in the process.
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Their goal is to propagate misperception and exploit domestic political division.
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The fact is that someone was able to exploit its platform.
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Xi's added muscle also brings new pressures that Trump could exploit.
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He said he won't make his exploit public until it's patched.
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"I think there's a will to exploit any opening," Proithis said.
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A handful of Democratic candidates have begun to exploit that opening.
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They often lack empathy and exploit others for their own gain.
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To exploit this, Whittaker feinted often, faking out the counter fighter.
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And the first rivals to exploit it were her fellow Democrats.
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These "big three" labels get to exploit this material for profit.
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Instead, the loophole looms, waiting for a murderer to exploit it.
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"We shouldn't be surprised that extremists exploit new media," says Greenblatt.
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They'll exploit it, and they'll use it to their own advantage.
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And boring corporate endeavors are seeking to exploit this worldwide oversight.
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Bill: The hack on Olivia's laptop is again a 2015 exploit.
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Security researcher Axi0mX published the exploit, called "checkm8," Friday on Github.
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"We are seeing attempts to exploit the Kurds' aspirations," he continued.
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Such willingness to exploit gender for power has an insidious influence.
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And so do I think that he'll exploit [Obama's expected veto]?
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Hackers in the group Shadow Brokers later leaked the exploit online.
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Private businesses have swooped in to exploit the situation for profit.
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Whatever the reason, the Cowboys did not exploit several Eagles missteps.
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And that, said Townsend, could give Trump an opening to exploit.
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Multilateral trade deals exploit American naïvete and reduce U.S. bargaining leverage.
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That can be used in ways that harm or exploit people.
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Inmates can easily exploit that culture of permissiveness, the report said.
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The drug cartels will always exploit whatever the current vulnerability is.
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Africa should exploit the youth dividend, its most important natural resource.
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As part of the demo, Hotz explains how his exploit works.
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GCHQ discovered a kernel exploit codenamed Nandao, according to the spreadsheet.
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Also, a "remote or proximal kernel exploit" will now earn $30,000 instead of $20,000, while a "remote exploit chain or exploits leading to TrustZone or Verified Boot compromise" will be rewarded with $50,000 instead of $30,000.
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If China is willing to exploit big data's potential against its own people, it is unlikely to have scruples when it comes to exploiting other people's data to undermine democracy, exploit social fractures and sow paralyzing conflict.
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Shortly after, Motherboard found that the related exploit had been deployed against visitors of a dark web child pornography site called The Giftbox Exchange, and sources said that a law enforcement customer had purchased the same exploit.
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Metrics mean money, and knowing them provides a rare if fleeting sense of knowledge and control in an environment otherwise ruled by secrets — one that will exploit you whether or not you actively try to exploit it.
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The latter understands far more and thus knows which loopholes to exploit.
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Some athletes may have evolved to be able to exploit this connection.
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The strategy is clear: Exploit poverty and local conflicts in ungoverned spaces.
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Indeed, without this genetic flaw, terrorism would not exist to exploit it.
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Make sure to exploit the added mobility that Junkrat's Concussion Mines provide.
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Called Variant 4, this new exploit can be used in a browser.
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"If you can collect that value, ... you'll be able to exploit it."
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DM: VandeHei wants a candidate who can exploit voters' fears of terrorism.
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There are a lot of U.S. agencies ready to exploit that vulnerability.
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This vulnerability was particularly easy to exploit — and use to target someone.
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They establish an aura of mystery that the objects fail to exploit.
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"I didn't want to exploit my cat for monetary purposes," Rice said.
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The EternalBlue exploit was leaked publicly, allowing hackers to create malware freely.
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While legal teams exploit loopholes, political teams lobby to keep them open.
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But regulators can be blamed for allowing the airline to exploit it.
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"White folks have the responsibility to exploit their relative safety," she added.
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Place your turrets outside of long-range sightlines that snipers could exploit.
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We've tested this exploit and can confirm it works on iOS 12.1.
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"Is he adroit enough to exploit these gifts that he's been given?"
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The X1 exploit seems to have been something of an open secret.
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These exploit kits enable attackers to create unique signatures for each attack.
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The West can exploit this by engineering dissent in the autocrat's camp.
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But for some reason, Kumar and Wolf Intelligence couldn't deliver that exploit.
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There are also a couple of quirks that traders try to exploit.
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Learning Chinese is an obvious way to exploit an unrivalled economic opportunity.
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"There's a ton of opportunity for them to exploit here," he said.
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Until we start fixing those problems, Russia will exploit them — and win.
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Correctly, creators perceive this fear and wish to explore and exploit it.
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The exploit sales company Zerodium "confirmed exploitability" of the flaw as well.
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You force me to hurt Bodenheim's feelings, you exploit me before others.
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Don't let anybody exploit it, I mean, you know to an extent.
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Additionally, terrorists have been able to exploit open borders between EU members.
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DHS said only an attacker "with high skill" could exploit the vulnerability.
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I expected the game to exploit one of my fears, but two?
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The FBI's new iPhone exploit may be more expensive than anyone suspected.
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"This is an Javascript exploit actively used against TorBrowser NOW," they wrote.
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I was able to empty the test contract using my exploit contract.
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The outcome could encourage them to keep searching for vulnerabilities to exploit.
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It's the latest Democratic effort to exploit the Republican fissure over Trump.
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I fully expect him to exploit Louisiana's open wounds in this election.
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And many Congressional staffers are making moves to exploit the president's departure.
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However, they also have different interests which London could try to exploit.
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If they had nefarious motives, they could look to exploit that wedge.
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Super PACs exploit a loophole created by a lower court decision, SpeechNow.
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I don't want to exploit them in any way to shock people.
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The political hardliners will exploit this development and blame President Hassan Rouhani.
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Trump has unusual opportunities to exploit his political office for financial gain.
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Microsoft has worked hard to exploit the advantage its mail software provides.
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So we played around with a variety of ways to exploit that.
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Imre Horvath who was known to exploit desperate female refugees by offering
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The capabilities and process of the exploit aren't fully explained by 9to5Mac.
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"The Russians are always looking for issues to exploit to their advantage."
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Finkelstein made a simple suggestion: exploit the ugliest legacies of Hungary's past.
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Pyongyang's cyber activities exploit its enemies' dependence on critical and financial infrastructure.
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China, unlike Russia, is also well positioned to exploit social-media data.
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Cannondale-Drapac, Wegelius said, will attempt to exploit that for stage wins.
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Exploit the advantages of living in L.A., scout out new talent, reboot.
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The best managers find a way to exploit every edge they have.
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Hackers used a WhatsApp exploit to install malware on iPhones and Androids.
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This should allow it to streamline operations and exploit cost savings potential.
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This was with intent to exploit the brand and use the name.
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If you did find a flaw, there were more computers to exploit.
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Many are decrying the advantages wealthy families legitimately enjoy and illegitimately exploit.
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The Republicans know what the anger is, and then they exploit it.
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"Anytime you have a communication tool people can exploit it," he explained.
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Top Democratic strategists tell me they're poised to exploit this massive vulnerability.
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The group used an old exploit and "clunky" malware, nothing particularly notable.
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I will not exploit, for political purposes, my opponent's youth and inexperience.
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In the interview, Hill said Russia understands how to exploit American divisions.
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While elite pitchers can exploit their holes, nobody wants to face them.
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That exploit took advantage of a vulnerability in the Windows operating systems.
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But Spectre is much more difficult than Meltdown for hackers to exploit.
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Do they exploit vulnerable subjects and make a spectacle out of pain?
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On Wednesday, critics of the government hoped to exploit the government's vulnerability.
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Zerodium, another, longer-running exploit vendor, also buys attacks designed for routers.
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Incarceration deprives them of opportunities to make money and exploit more victims.
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Wherever traffickers sell victims, they exploit local businesses for their personal gain.
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Osorio clearly has identified that as a gap he wants to exploit.
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But the statistic Trump tried to exploit Tuesday isn't one of them.
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In other words, the world faces a classic explore-versus-exploit tradeoff.
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Among the commission's concerns: it is easy to exploit self-directed I.R.A.s.
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And these Warriors move the ball extremely well to exploit those mismatches.
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Attackers can exploit those fears and doubts by suggesting they have answers.
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Facilities may then exploit patients' vulnerability in order to drive profits higher.
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"You looked for weaknesses that you could exploit," Welles said, addressing Cosby.
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Whenever global tragedy strikes, people on the internet rush to exploit it.
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Now is an especially good time to exploit this trade, Marshall said.
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When we exploit this fear for profit, we expose our baser nature.
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The Gilded Age plutocrat is no longer free to exploit child labor.
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The new exploit isn't the only recent development in the jailbreaking space.
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But critics of DACA see universities as helping to exploit the law.
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Instead, we must help women celebrate and exploit their unique, positive qualities.
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Private industry has also begun to exploit the commercial potential of space.
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Some critics wish to exploit the issue to undermine their political opponents.
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American business leaders were eager to exploit the potentially huge Chinese market.
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My job is not to exploit what you put in there. Right.
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Perhaps there really is an, uh, opening for Ant-Man to exploit.
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Clinton and Trump expose — and could, perhaps, exploit — each other's vulnerabilities perfectly.
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But unfortunately, the game leaves a problematic loophole for you to exploit.
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Tesla has so far not commented on the exploit by Keen Team.
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And more sophisticated attackers may still find and exploit currently unknown vulnerabilities.
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That haziness about immigration is what the right is seeking to exploit.
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After the plague, though, there were a lot fewer serfs to exploit.
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Settling the maritime dispute could help both countries exploit offshore energy reserves.
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I'm closing shop and I can't allow anyone to exploit my handicap.
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Europe's far right is already using the Berlin attack to exploit fears Europe's far right is already using the Berlin attack to exploit fears In recent years Europe has faced some of its most difficult challenges since 1945.
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This exploit (only one of several projects Rizzo and Duong have done together), named the BEAST (Browser Exploit Against SSL/TLS) revealed major vulnerabilities in a widespread security protocol that websites use to encrypt data flowing through the internet.
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It's not clear what the attackers used the exploit for, or what any resulting programs might have done, but such an exploit would have been an easy way for law enforcement to track down anyone visiting the illegal site.
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The tweet suggests that Google is about to drop an exploit that is a major step toward an iPhone jailbreak, and other researchers say they will be able to take that exploit and turn it into a full jailbreak.
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He doesn't want to appear to exploit a sincere moment for his benefit.
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This was a master class in how to exploit and manipulate regulatory loopholes.
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Blair tried to exploit that in the run-up to the Iraq war.
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But the enterprising and tax-shy can still exploit loopholes in the system.
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That attack utilizes an exploit believed to have been developed by the NSA.
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"I didn't exploit the malambo or any of its artists," he explained further.
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Nothing stops the hackers from continually trying to find and exploit new vulnerabilities.
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It could mean that you're gonna exploit the camera that everybody already has.
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Find and exploit common ground — on people, real estate, politics or private aircraft.
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But lax controls have allowed officials to exploit these projects for personal enrichment.
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The exploit marks the latest in a series of milestones for "sport climbing".
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This would allow mining, agricultural and logging companies to exploit its natural resources.
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Banks can exploit fintechs' expertise in programming and in analysing mountains of data.
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In this environment, residents fear the remnants of IS will again exploit resentment.
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STD horror films exploit and dramatize the worst misconceptions about illness and sexuality.
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Factory-owners took decades to exploit the full advantages of electricity over steam.
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Many airlines–not just Ryanair–exploit this defence to avoid stumping up cash.
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So, will he exploit that, or will he fall into his caricature trap?
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If you don't update the firmware, hackers can easily find flaws to exploit.
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Exploit-writing has been a boon for many Argentine hackers, including Juliano Rizzo.
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I just feel they're opportunists and that they exploit their Twitter followers' fears.
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"They are not ready, but they try to exploit every situation," Singh said.
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"Exploit" is obviously a highly charged word that I'm using here on purpose.
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It's a nasty little shit, too, since hackers are hiding the exploit in .
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We'll likely get more details on how an exploit works at that time.
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But corporations have repeatedly been able to exploit laws meant to benefit others.
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They didn't want to leave any bureaucratic loopholes for the authorities to exploit.
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Whether UKIP's new leader will be able to exploit it is another matter.
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It gave Kennedy, only a few years younger, a crucial opening to exploit.
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Dodgy companies exploit government propaganda in order to pretend they have official status.
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They've also introduced a new exploit category for Chrome OS rewards: lockscreen bypasses.
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Her weak serve was a problem, though, and Kerber began to exploit it.
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He was all too eager to exploit terrorism and uncertainty for political gain.
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This map, from a book of Nazi propaganda, tried to exploit those fears.
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Henze claims he was contacted by Apple about the security exploit on Feb.
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Collectively, they have every skill a team needs to exploit their opponent's weaknesses.
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Williams is seeking compensatory and punitive damages as a result of the exploit.
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The cybersecurity firm McAfee says researchers there developed an exploit for the flaw.
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The security researcher, however, didn't exploit this technique to break into anybody's accounts.
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FBI Director Comey has already said the exploit cost well over $1 million.
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But where there's a public setting, there's a scammer ready to exploit it.
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But Trump says companies exploit the system to the disadvantage of American workers.
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The government and cybercriminals exploit technology flaws that let them gain sensitive information.
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Is Mars a world of science, or a world of resources to exploit?
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They want to exploit the weak Afghan government to grown their own territory.
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There are also structural forces keeping the FBI out of the exploit business.
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Why you gotta exploit Young's feelings on his big day like that, man?
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Stockholm has long promoted tech, and all but pampered those who exploit it.
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In addition, the patch is only good until the next exploit is discovered.
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The systematic failures that have allowed human traffickers to exploit loopholes are unacceptable.
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They know Bradford's weaknesses and have more than enough talent to exploit them.
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We should unleash hell on any man who attempts to exploit our attraction.
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As a manager, Lacob prefers to surround himself with expertise and exploit it.
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The exploit spotted by Segura is a common subclass of browser lock attacks.
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Thus, the industry turned to the next wave of illegal aliens to exploit.
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But he has also made some unpopular decisions that Jealous intends to exploit.
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They're going take what they can, and many will exploit where they can.
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The director didn't exploit his actresses (see Autostraddle's interview with Rachel Weisz). 2.
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Make no mistake: there are those who exploit cyberspace to their own ends.
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Speculators, Soros said, would be eager to exploit a Brexit situation to profit.
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And it's what gives America's allies palpitations -- and its enemies openings to exploit.
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Bond traders could exploit inside information without worrying that they would be caught.
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As a result, the temptation in media businesses is to exploit political tribalism.
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At U.S. colleges and universities, Chinese efforts both exploit and violate academic freedom.
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Applied quickly, this will deny attackers the ability to exploit the known vulnerability.
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Like Trump, Republican operatives swung into action quickly to exploit the premium hikes.
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VITELLO: Cartels will look to exploit the way the system is working now.
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One: continuing the pressure campaign on nations that exploit others on the Internet.
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They also need to exploit pockets of relative value quickly before they disappear.
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A fast-food chain can serve vegan burgers and still exploit its workers.
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"Leaving any physical copy of the exploit is a vulnerability," she told him.
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Instead, the FBI paid for a costly exploit found by unknown, independent researchers.
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He felt Shulkin was trying to exploit the meeting he had with him.
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Vincent is happy to exploit other members of the Order via their faith.
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The exploit was almost invisible, according to Financial Times, which broke the story.
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The Federal Trade Commission is investigating the exploit and how it was handled.
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It is surely a wedge that Democrats will seek to exploit in 2020.
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It expands every second, opening up new places for bad actors to exploit.
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She added that Russia understands how to exploit the cracks in America's identity.
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Pitchers, conditioned to exploit a lower strike zone, largely fell into the trap.
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The idea here is to exploit an odd ambiguity in the Electoral College.
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I can just do that without actually having to exploit Windows or anything.
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Mr. Trump has shown his intent to exploit Mr. Mueller's errors and ambiguities.
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And does the new program have similar vulnerabilities the United States can exploit?
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Which will a brand ruthlessly exploit until it's devoid of all other meaning?
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Companies, of course, have long sought to exploit loopholes in the tax code.
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Enemies will see cracks in US alliances and may attempt to exploit them.
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There's even a kicking technique known as the Panenka to exploit this fact.
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A bug or a virus will exploit any weakness in the body politic.
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I was so appreciative of 'The Masked Singer,' they let me exploit men.
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That was a necessity of filmmaking, not a physical limit of the exploit.
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" Beer described the attempted hack as a campaign to exploit "iPhones en masse.
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Miscreants will be able to exploit it remotely and at a huge scale.
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You must stop trying to unleash and exploit the radioactive energy of racism.
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But fourth downs are embedded with opportunity for those keen to exploit it.
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Unlike Mr. Trudeau, he had no legacy to live up to or exploit.
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The mask boom has prompted sellers to jack up prices and exploit demand.
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The team found five "separate, complete and unique" exploit chains using 14 vulnerabilities.
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Most people seem terrible at this, so it's another bug you can exploit.
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"You cannot, with this exploit, make any changes or delete data," he said.
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Which is not to say that they aren't happy to exploit Apted's vulnerability.
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The attackers figured out how to exploit three separate vulnerabilities in Facebook's code.
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It's the sort of cultural divider this president loves to cultivate and exploit.
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And it closes loopholes that companies and individuals exploit to avoid paying taxes.
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You'll learn to analyze and exploit target systems like servers, networks, and websites.
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Some people, as always, are seeking to exploit this moment of deep pain.
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It also had an internal tension that Warren, this week, decided to exploit.
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In this case, the exploit was used to dump the entire user database.
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"This vulnerability still exits; other people are bound to exploit it," he said.
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If traffickers are not held accountable, they can continue to exploit more victims.
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Politicians with authoritarian tendencies exploit that concern by playing the politics of fear.
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Trending down: Google's limits on political ads have a loophole Trump could exploit.
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They also provide openings for organized crime syndicates to exploit America's open arms.
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The plan was to exploit her musical gifts without the pressures of publicity.
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And they exploit the trust that they gain from their small business owners.
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The U.S. campaign in Afghanistan is one point of vulnerability they could exploit.
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Understanding what data we create, and how others exploit it, is vitally important.
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The ECJ, however, left a possible opening for British bridge fiends to exploit.
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I know from personal experience the Russians will exploit inexperience and any misstep.
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But it took Roethlisberger little time to exploit the Giants' defensive weaknesses again.
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It is to identify your unique advantages and exploit them to the fullest.
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Iran has long demonstrated an excellent ability to exploit and manipulate such divisions.
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At their worst, ransomware scams exploit the victim's sense of security and privacy.
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She fears that presidential candidates could similarly exploit the BLM movement in 2016.
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And that is a societal trend that he decided to exploit and ride.
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Google tried to exploit its search data for health before, with little success.
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The specific exploit string he developed only works on certain generations of OS X and macOS and Apple has added protections since 2016's macOS Sierra that made the bug prohibitively difficult (though still not technically impossible) to exploit in practice.
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The IOGC and Indigenous and Northern Affairs were supposed to find out how much oil there was to exploit, actively promote its exploitation, negotiate leases to exploit those resources and then pay the royalties to the First Nations, the suit states.
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Still, the vulnerability lingered in Android long enough for Beniamini to discover his exploit.
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The tobacco industry knows all about diversity — and knows exactly how to exploit it.
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Bolivia, whose resources are as large as Argentina's, has barely begun to exploit them.
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Facebook claims to know your political biases — and it's generating ads to exploit them.
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Nevertheless, reporting an exploit like this is still a cool way to pocket $10,000.
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That has been our mantra, so that's something we have to exploit next game.
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They care about—or want to exploit—the raw visceral fear of terrorist violence.
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"An attacker with high skill would be able to exploit these vulnerabilities," DHS said.
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Inside, Akiem Hicks, Eddie Goldman and Roy Robertson-Harris should exploit a battered trio.
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The association exists through pure phonic chance, and it's fun to exploit this artistically.
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Captures of kingpins increase violence by motivating rival gangs to exploit the weakened organizations.
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Scrolling through photos though and this seemed like a way to exploit my child.
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As the midterms approach, Republicans are attempting to exploit schisms in the Democratic party.
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On Thursday, all that experience became a target his opponents were eager to exploit.
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When this occurs, bad actors can exploit the memory corruption to execute malicious code.
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"It's clear the government has no intention of turning over the exploit," Soghoian said.
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Scott has already shown a willingness to exploit his current office for political gain.
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It doesn't exploit Ms. Streisand's imagined shopping mall only for its weirdness and grandiosity.
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It also warned that organised crime would quickly exploit any weaknesses in border enforcement.
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Angler is a type of exploit toolkit that installs malicious files on your computer.
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Exploit your network of people – you are connected to more people than you think.
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He was able to successfully exploit the bug, getting free rides in both locations.
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Basically, they took an old exploit from iOS and applied it to the Switch.
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I am not going to exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience.
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But it is also because power-hungry leaders have learned how to exploit them.
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Size is their only weakness, and Towns could be the answer to exploit it.
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Mr Langford hopes to exploit artificial intelligence to save analysts from viewing the images.
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The Guards hope to exploit the discontent with Mr Rouhani to secure political gains.
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That doesn't mean they won't seek to exploit any opportunity with the current one.
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The attack used a memcached exploit which is a legitimate service on many servers.
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We know that the exploit was leaked by a group called The Shadow Brokers.
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Scammers know how to exploit those fears, too, especially those who float sextortion scams.
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Lookout security researcher Mike Murray explained the scary exploit in an interview with Motherboard.
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Icelandic companies are now hoping to exploit the nation's shallow magma resources more directly.
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It took him four days, not an hour, to develop exploit code for BlueKeep.
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David Davis, the Brexit secretary, has been visiting national capitals to exploit this fear.
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"You can still exploit fingerprints, someone's facial recognition, and someone's iris scan," she said.
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It's impossible to tell whether some malicious hackers will finally exploit BlueKeep at scale.
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The exploit relies on the router's default password to work, which many don't change.
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Hopefully the App Store settings exploit isn't an indicator of what's to come.[Macrumors]
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They seek to exploit our divisions and grievances to further an agenda of hate.
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Covert influence campaigns work best when they exploit pre-existing fractures in a society.
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"The exploit got loaded on the confirmation page after logging in," the user wrote.
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Next, the researchers found that several apps were susceptible to a location-tracking exploit.
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We'll take stern action against those conspiring to exploit this by inciting the minors.
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Those who exploit children will be found out and they will be held accountable.
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"Central Bank of Iran officials continue to exploit the international financial system," he added.
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Sponsors shall have no obligation to copy, publish, display, or otherwise exploit the Submissions.
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The wonder, arguably, is that politicians have taken so long to exploit these trends.
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In total, some 1,400 targeted devices were affected by the exploit, the lawsuit said.
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Juul is prepared to exploit an exemption by renaming its mint pods as menthol.
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UNESCO, the United Nations cultural agency, called on Colombia not to exploit the wreck.
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These policies have also helped predatory for-profit colleges exploit veterans and their families.
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Since the country's independence, in 21.7, its leaders have continued to exploit these rivalries.
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In his follow-up tweets Sunday, Trump seemed determined to further exploit the division.
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They are, further aware of adversary capabilities to exploit American dependence on orbital systems.
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This means there are not a lot of growth vectors for JAB to exploit.
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Think about Trump's obvious weaknesses, why Republicans couldn't exploit them, but why Democrats can.
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Iran is playing a dangerous game by trying to exploit the incoherence of Trump.
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" In Yingling's view, it was grotesque to exploit that honor "as a political asset.
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But Republicans have sought to exploit differences among Democrats in terms of their priorities.
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Though some locals exploit the Syrians, others say they have welcomed the new arrivals.
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In both cases, Turkey has been able to exploit this dependency to its advantage.
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That will give Republicans an opening to exploit those ties to rally their base.
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Bolsonaro responded by accusing Macron of trying to exploit the issue for political gain.
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He got it in a special session, but it came with loopholes to exploit.
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High-profile exploit discovery and bug squashing is good for everyone in the industry.
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To the contrary, they can exploit and damage democracy's most precious resource — civic trust.
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Both countries frequently exploit this by pushing a sectarian worldview of Sunni versus Shia.
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You know, you pick your race, what sorta resources you're gonna exploit, or whatever.
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And those involved in the awards understand and exploit that as a selling point.
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He's going to exploit a stack-based buffer overflow to get full remote access.
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To be clear, this exploit was responsibly disclosed to ASUS and has been patched.
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TransUnion did not say whether it had experienced a security exploit of its own.
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Teams often look to exploit mismatches through isolation, and the Warriors are no different.
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If the Irish can exploit that presumption, Deschamps' side could find themselves bitterly frustrated.
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If that happens again, there should be plenty of room for Bale to exploit.
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The FBI has maintained, however, that the exploit is not necessary to prove this.
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Any vulnerabilities discovered after that date would therefore be left for hackers to exploit.
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Apple has fixed the exploit around the same time, so you should be fine.
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Apple is beefing up its security team by hiring a zero-day exploit team.
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Reporting an exploit that fits that bill will get researchers up to $1 million.
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Indeed, $1.5 million for a single exploit sounds like a lot… and it is.
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And, as robot ethicists have begun wondering, is it possible to exploit a machine?
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Still the face mask boom prompted sellers to jack up prices and exploit demand.
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As this digital revolution took shape, Pantone found itself perfectly positioned to exploit it.
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That's the gap that Trump is hoping to exploit with a new executive order.
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Trump and congressional Republicans did their best to exploit these divides — remember the caravan?
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"Selection favors memes that exploit their cultural environment to their own advantage," Dawkins wrote.
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Yes, sometimes Israeli politicians cynically exploit those threats, but still the threats are real.
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Tensions arise within the group, which Eichmann is shrewd enough to try to exploit.
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Illiberal political leaders exploit these crises to expand their powers, sometimes to thunderous applause.
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"I'm confident we will be able to exploit all the flexibility the program has."
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But the web also provides consumers with useful tools, which more people should exploit.
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Kendall has more success, but only because Logan knows his to exploit his weaknesses.
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"Hackers are resourceful criminals who are constantly looking to exploit any vulnerabilities," he said.
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UBS AG was also accused in both lawsuits of conspiring to exploit metals prices.
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"A BlueKeep exploit is perfect for getting more systems to mine from," says Hutchins.
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Republican leaders tried to exploit what they saw as Pelosi's waffling on the issue.
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As many reviews have pointed out, the game harshly critiques corporations that exploit people.
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There are multiple ways to tap into the Management Engine to exploit the flaw.
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The United States should encourage Europe to exploit fully non-Russian sources of energy.
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There are lots of ways to hack a PC. You can exploit software vulnerabilities.
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Either that or they could exploit OpSec mistakes among users to map those relationships.
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Gottlieb acknowledged the difficulty in trying to police drug companies that exploit legal loopholes.
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Encouraged by those entrenched advantages, Republicans understand they can also exploit other structural advantages.
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All this gives China huge leverage that it hasn't really even begun to exploit.
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"There's a demand-side revolution that I hope Microsoft will help exploit," Lovins said.
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However, much has been done to exploit that fear, in the interest of greed.
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But her rivals will exploit her tendency to sound evasive on the tax point.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping is "trying to exploit Trump's weaknesses," Soros told the gathering.
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What are the emotional vulnerabilities of the person and how can I exploit that?
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Many American employers hire undocumented foreign workers because it is easy to exploit them.
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Apple gave no indication of how many Apple devices were compromised by the exploit.
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Rather, liberal democrats should work together to exploit their opponents' ideological and personal divisions.
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Roads, railroads and dams are being proposed and constructed to unsustainably exploit pristine forests.
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When breaches occur, we tend to focus on the hackers who exploit this information.
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Sadly, but perhaps not surprisingly, Demings tries to exploit the tragic shooting of Rep.
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The bail bonds industry continues to exploit vulnerable communities, and it has severe consequences.
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They exploit Iranians and non-Iranians by sending child soldiers to war in Syria.
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Erdogan's AKP says opposition deputies exploit parliamentary regulations to frustrate the assembly's legislative activities.
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Erstwhile counterparts have looked to exploit such regulatory gaps by starting their own firms.
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They also allow candidates and groups to exploit those populations' anxieties and resentments efficiently.
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Sure, would-be strongmen can and do exploit voters' fears of instability and change.
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Their players stayed fresh and their managers had the tools to exploit matchup advantages.
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And activists argued that the company might use this ownership to exploit the poor.
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While Jake Ellenberger threw the odd kick, he failed to exploit Perry's narrow stance.
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This business is based off exploitation, and who can better exploit you than you.
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It was the perfect medium, allowing her to rapidly exploit her magpie-like instincts.
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That was likely used to deliver the exploit, based on previously leaked NSA documents.
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"We must act, both against those who exploit the migrants, those traffickers who exploit this misery, and against the arms trafficking that benefits Daesh," French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault told reporters at a meeting in Luxembourg, referring to Islamic State militants.
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And so building the brands, building the IP, they might be able to exploit it better, but we're still going to need to build it in order for us to be able to exploit it, either in partnership with them or separate.
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Elise is a princess who has a secret power that Dr. Eggman wants to exploit.
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In December 2017, Google's bug-hunting wing, Project Zero, released an exploit for iOS 11.1.2.
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Using the EternalBlue exploit, the ransomware spread to every other unpatched computer on the network.
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It aims to help weed out foreign outsourcing firms, which critics say exploit the system.
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Jose Rodriguez discovered the iOS exploit and first sent the information to The Hacker News.
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In short, the exploit takes advantage of a flaw in the Nvidia Tegra X1 chip.
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A true superhero, in other words, that sustainability conscious organizations are now eager to exploit.
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We cannot allow unproven products that exploit the hope of patients and their loved ones.
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Local police sometimes say the saga is the work of thieves looking to exploit chaos.
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"I warn them against any miscalculation or any step to exploit the situation," he said.
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While that's true to an extent, some people may try to exploit that, like Holmes.
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The exploit was celebrated in the jailbreaking community, but Apple patched it in iOS 11.2.
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The fundamental issue is, do all member countries have equal ability to exploit solar energy?
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"It seemed obvious that it was a tactic the Russians would exploit," the staffer says.
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"Someone took the Shadow Brokers exploit kit and used it in a worm," he said.
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This firm's engineers exploit the fact that some DNA sequences are more stable than others.
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Update May 12th, 1:57PM ET: Updated to include new information about the EternalBlue exploit.
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Instead of allowing another company to exploit their image, these celebrities are doing it themselves.
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He has reached out to Sanders's supporters to exploit the divisions within the Democratic caucus.
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The other, which has a zero-day exploit in the wild, involves Chrome's audio component.
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Now Mr Trump appears ready to exploit military ties as bargaining chips in economic affairs.
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Critics, including some on the Tory benches, worry that future governments could exploit this power.
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Once rates fell towards zero across the developed world, there was less carry to exploit.
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Agents didn't do this with a fancy exploit or a set of hacking techniques, however.
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Dynamic Indian-based imprints began to exploit the newly discovered hunger for indigenous page-turners.
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Some yellow vest critics accuse Macron of trying to exploit the fire for political gain.
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Of course, the increase in size means we attract people who want to exploit us.
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"There are people in Russia whose job is to exploit our systems," Mr. Zuckerberg said.
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Yuriy Gurkin, the boss of Gleg, an exploit-broker in Moscow, tells a similar story.
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So he has to exploit the system before he could ever abolish it, he said.
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The exploit depends on the nodeIntegration setting and the process of opening a new window.
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Naturally, Facebook users wanted to share the story to warn their friends of the exploit.
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After that, an update went out to the client that further secured against the exploit.
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Why are some countries able to exploit existing ideas and grow, while others are not?
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Donors to such groups can also exploit the funds' murky nature to hide their identity.
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On Sunday, the firm posted a series of videos demonstrating how someone could exploit it.
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Figuring out how to exploit this adds a strategic element to all the jump scares.
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He dismisses the idea that his firm would try to hobble or exploit a rival.
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The games that are online now are not vulnerable to the exploit the hacker used.
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To have disagreements is one thing, to exploit the relationship for electoral aims is another.
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Instead, they exploit a natural cellular defense system to temporarily shut down a specific gene.
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Trade unionists at VW have urged politicians not to exploit its problems for political gain.
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Parties of the nationalist right have learned from the left how to exploit identity politics.
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But at this point, it's unclear whether Apple will get additional details about this exploit.
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That opportunity is what Xiaomi is now seeking to exploit with its newly announced plans.
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In Google's exploit, the attacker has code that looks at memory it shouldn't look at.
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Globetrotting retail banks are not doomed to fail, especially if they can exploit new technology.
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Russia has sought to exploit chaos and advance its influence, expanding beyond its near abroad.
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It could soon be possible to exploit this gene, and many others, to introduce transgenes.
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She said she expected Clinton to try to exploit Trump's weaknesses and emphasize her strengths.
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We do know that they utilized an exploit that was part of the NSA's toolkit.
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Mark Dowd, one of Azimuth's co-founders, is a heavyweight in the exploit development community.
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And what are the conditions under which intermediaries just exploit citizens for their own power?
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Conflicts in war-torn places burn out for want of civilians to kill and exploit.
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It is a worry as the anti-national forces will try to exploit the situation.
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Console hacker fail0verflow revealed the exploit, after notifying Nintendo, Google, and Nvidia 90 days ago.
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It wouldn't be used "as a data asset of a corporation to exploit," he says.
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Bad actors were able to exploit this inherently unequal power dynamic to operate with impunity.
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Atiku's opponents say he would exploit those policies to enrich himself and those around him.
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But he has some baggage, which Ms. Myers and Republicans will undoubtedly try to exploit.
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Social and economic class identity does still count, and populist upstarts can exploit it effectively.
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"They usually attack the weak places and exploit the gaps in our security," he said.
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The scare provided a reminder that nuclear reactors are radiological mines that terrorists could exploit.
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The evil maid attack is a security exploit that is really hard to defend against
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The exploit was leaked last month as part of a trove of NSA spy tools.
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What a tiny little space to exploit for a drive that ends in a dunk.
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And built models to exploit what we knew about them and target their inner demons.
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Matt: They found an Oracle WebLogic CVE and wrote an exploit for it in Python.
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The FBI used a Tor browser exploit to hack 1300+ US computers in Feb 2015.
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It seems like a convenient option, except it's designed, again, to exploit our psychological weakness.
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Instead, our enemies and rivals, from ISIS to China, exploit our weaknesses in unconventional ways.
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"Identifying these genes puts forward targets that the industry might want to exploit," he says.
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I will not tolerate this heartless attempt to exploit me or the woman I loved.
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But the story so far is that these are not opportunities that Russia can exploit.
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No. Just like the fighters they so often exploit for personal gain, promoters are expendable.
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The latest flare-up threatens to leave a power vacuum that Islamist militants could exploit.
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Cons thrive during wars and political upheavals, as swindlers try to exploit feelings of uncertainty.
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"Plugging a few holes would simply lead wrongdoers to exploit other vulnerabilities," the IMF said.
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Hasinoff points out that child pornography laws were designed to address adults who exploit minors.
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The word "hack," is never used, and neither is "malware" or "exploit," for that matter.
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Digitisation reinforces the trend because digital companies can exploit network effects and operate across borders.
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It would be hard to exploit that bug at scale for a few different reasons.
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And above all, we must not let them exploit our own workers here at home.
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Should we worry that wealthier families might get a free lunch and exploit the system?
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We shouldn't allow the gun lobby to exploit this tragedy to push their dangerous agenda.
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If you fix a problem in one spot, there will always be another to exploit.
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Just how extensive were the Russian government's efforts to exploit existing fissures in American society?
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And it seems that he too sees in a distracted Washington fertile ground to exploit.
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Gidla examines how oppression drives the oppressed to exploit those who are even more vulnerable.
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Refugee camps like those in Lebanon present an appealing haven for terrorist organizations to exploit.
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The world's dictatorships routinely exploit the procedural gifts of the UN to their own advantage.
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It is this weakness that Mr Navalny, Mr Putin's main challenger, is trying to exploit.
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Demagogues like Hungary's Viktor Orban denounce the European Union but corruptly exploit its farm subsidies.
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The raw diplomatic material is there; the United States must work to skillfully exploit it.
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Many of the campaigns exploit that, feeding and gaming social media sites to create buzz.
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Of course there are those who will exploit these tragedies for a narrow ideological agenda.
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The tool used to commit the most recent exploit was one of our own making.
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As the family waits out the monster invasion, a nefarious cult looks to exploit Ally.
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We must provide political and economic support to fill the power vacuums terrorists often exploit.
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Any form of guaranteed access creates vulnerabilities that hackers or spies could exploit, they say.
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These fields, and companies that exploit these technologies, are just starting to reshape our world.
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Nonetheless, the images skillfully exploit photography's ability to freeze time to create a photo narrative.
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The high-flying exploit of the man known as D.B. Cooper infused American popular culture.
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They aimed to exploit the news media's fascination with violence and reveal the system's vulnerability.
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The crucial question in any consideration of Arbus's work is: Did she exploit her subjects?
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They say maintaining any key to unlock secure data introduces vulnerabilities that hackers can exploit.
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Get it right to be able to exploit the vulnerabilities where Tim Kaine is weak.
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The exploit was then stolen from the Intelligence community and provided to the Shadow Brokers.
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He refused, he said, suspecting that the Russians had come to exploit Madagascar's natural resources.
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Trump knows better than anybody in American politics how to exploit a problem like this.
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Of course, this is not to say that a certain government exploit will become public.
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Depending on the type of exploit found, researchers and their organizations will get more money.
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Harlo: I thought I saw a reference to a KNOX (Samsung) exploit, which was cute!
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Corporate and political elites know how to exploit such divisions when it serves their interests.
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And how does America best exploit them by applying conservative values and market-based solutions?
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"Islamist extremists will exploit irregular migration flows whenever such movements' fit their plans," it said.
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For Alvarez, it would be good to see him attempting to exploit McGregor's linear retreats.
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Unfortunately we ultimately were not able to find anything we could sufficiently exploit for profit.
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He's also looking for loopholes to exploit—a "plan B" could be selling DIY kits.
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The United States should also exploit military leverage over Iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons capability.
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The whistle-blower also asserted that TIAA advisers had been told to exploit customer fears.
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Racial hatred and the cynicism of politicians willing to exploit it play a central role.
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Interestingly, the Rams moved Cooks, a deep, outside threat, around the field to exploit matchups.
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But moving away from an ad-supported model would make the network harder to exploit.
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"The number of opportunities for the arts industry to exploit with new technology is endless."
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The #Petya #ransomware is back using the #EternalBlue exploit - and our #Antivirus customers are protected!
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In Japan, to draw what the light represents, we exploit the traditions of the shadows.
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That exploit was leaked last April by a hacker or group of hackers called ShadowBrokers.
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They lie, they exploit, they seek distraction at any price from the monotony of existence.
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Slingshot-wielding rabbits exploit Tom MacGregor's allergy to blackberries by launching one into his mouth.
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Quantum sensors exploit atomic properties that do not change at the whims of the environment.
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He's also clearly thought about how to adapt to, and exploit, working with deaf actors.
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They hire sharp accountants, exploit loopholes, and use special tax havens to shield their money.
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Critics warned that Mr. Duda's government could exploit the law's ambiguity to punish his enemies.
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Already, lawyers and accountants are eyeing several provisions that investors and companies could potentially exploit.
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But those multiple listings give buyers an advantage, if they know how to exploit it.
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When you're not, tracking is more likely to be used to exclude or exploit you.
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They pushed into foreign markets with products that exploit Germany's long tradition in precision engineering.
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Full exploit chains to break into iPhones stretch into millions and millions of dollars each.
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It's just that most people respect human dignity enough not to exploit people's weaknesses gratuitously.
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It's a theater with different kinds of possibilities, and I want to exploit them all.
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Their objective would remain to exploit sectarian tensions between Sunni and Shia, both analysts said.
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And let's refuse to exploit that suffering by using it to sow fear among Americans.
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WhatsApp blames — and sues — mobile spyware maker NSO Group over its zero-day calling exploit
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Security should not be an excuse to exploit or hold visitor data longer than required.
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"It is outrageous that Goop continues to exploit health issues in order to make money."
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Why doesn't the Democratic Party exploit the response to the first question to its advantage?
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But Jones has a bigger palette, which allows him to fully exploit O'Neill's operatic urges.
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They exploit grievances and take advantage of distressed populations to insinuate themselves into the community.
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And so what better way to exploit that than through gaslighting and all these issues?
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"An attacker could exploit this vulnerability to take control of an affected system," CISA said.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has correctly identified this vulnerability and persistently acts to exploit it.
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Iranian nationals have sought to exploit these programs to facilitate sanctions-evasion schemes for years.
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If the Indian soldiers relax, Pakistan would exploit the situation and send in more militants.
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Still, Congress responds to pressure from business above all else, so why not exploit it?
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"The one area that they've been keen to exploit is at the state level," Sen.
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The more audacious the exploit, the tighter we became — until the day we got caught.
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It would have been easy to rile us up, to exploit our tears and fears.
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They are obvious prey for human-trafficking groups, who exploit them for sex and slavery.
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China can also be expected to exploit the soft underbelly of Taiwanese politics: patronage networks.
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"The common thread is that they exploit different parts of the marine ecosystem," Bernard explained.
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It was a stark reminder of the sectarian wellspring the Islamic State hopes to exploit.
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A stand-off risks instability that the Taliban or the Islamic State group could exploit.
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But officials also note "increasingly sophisticated efforts" to exploit and influence potentially lucrative research activities.
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She understands how to exploit the power of these references to disturb and stir us.
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And it's that split Kim would exploit to get the concessions he seeks, experts said.
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"It does not take sophistication to exploit a vulnerability in a small business," Driggers said.
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A hacker can exploit the third step of that process to steal that encryption key.
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The government, he says, has effectively kept such businesses alive by letting them exploit workers.
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It has yet to exploit the advertising opportunities across all of its platforms, including voice.
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Soros said they "exploit the data they control" and use "discriminatory pricing" to do this.
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That country is virtually lawless, giving smugglers plenty of opportunities to exploit migrants for profit.
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"I exploit anyone who's ever slipped into my DMs asking for a nude," she said.
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Democrats have attempted to exploit the rough primary in Indiana to the benefit of Sen.
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"I love the ones that, essentially, take someone's tragic flaw and exploit it," Peele said.
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Edgar drew out Faber's intentions, recognized them, and adapted to exploit them throughout the fight.
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The sites say the screenshot appears to be a Webkit exploit running on the Switch.
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SI: You also talk about large corporations using the prison system to exploit cheap labor.
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Adversaries are likely to employ increasingly sophisticated techniques that exploit both computer and human vulnerabilities.
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In the end, Thucydides' history does not instruct us on how to exploit or avoid certain situations, instead instilling the simple truth that given our nature, there will always be situations that we cannot avoid and, if we try to exploit, will have unintended consequences.
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At the same time, the business world moves fast to try to exploit profit-making opportunities.
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The war has created new opportunities for smuggling and protection rackets, which the jihadists undoubtedly exploit.
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Within the Sanders campaign, some advisers are eager for the senator to more aggressively exploit Mrs.
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The need to give and receive love is unfortunately an extremely easy human weakness to exploit.
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Unilever is particularly disturbed by its ads showing up in videos that sexualize and exploit children.
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With today's bug, one client could access sensitive information about another client using this kernel exploit.
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He would exploit his mass appeal to "incite reasoning, to give confidence to ... those ghetto youth".
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Who's behind the whole thing, other than a nasty NSA exploit that went public in March?
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So many of the big hacking attacks are successful because they exploit loopholes in older software.
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In total, 364 inmates used the exploit, the AP reports, totaling almost $225,000 worth of credits.
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The Facebook CEO publicly addressed the exploit of Facebook users' data on his Facebook page today.
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Anyone seeking to leverage NCBI's high trust score to push unrelated content could abuse this exploit.
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But the second you try to exploit it for cash ... you're Bryon Russell in '98 -- done.
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Rival creditors, too, could try to exploit apparent conflicts to limit the mutual funds' bargaining clout.
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The attack indicated IS may be looking to exploit gaps left by movements of Haftar's troops.
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Eastern Congo is plagued by dozens of armed groups that menace civilians and exploit mineral reserves.
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With San Bernardino, for example, the FBI used a purchased exploit to access the target's phone.
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CBP will remain vigilant against any effort by criminals to exploit disruptions caused by the storm.
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TV writers can exploit these stereotypes to use bisexuality as a new kind of plot device.
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Trump is far from the only candidate to exploit ignorance this year, merely the most successful.
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We explore a potential charter to exploit the commercial value of data while also protecting privacy.
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Google Chrome's last major security vulnerability involving a zero-day exploit occurred just earlier this year.
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He argues they both exploit a digital ecosystem that's easily abused and manipulated by bad actors.
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And yet our social fabric is controlled by age-old customs that exploit and denigrate women.
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He was keen to pounce on trends, to exploit and twist them for the Indian market.
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Islamic State propagandists are reportedly trying to exploit social media app TikTok as a recruiting tool.
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Mounting evidence suggests they have fashioned their structures to exploit weaknesses in our own financial systems.
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Just as someone will sell you an exploit, so someone else will sell you a warning.
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White nationalists can be found in many Western countries, as can politicians who exploit racial divisions.
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It's not a bug, just a loophole I exploit to feel momentary highs of petty vindication.
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Whether everyone will be happy with his plans to exploit the Barneys brand is another question.
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" Suri wrote, "Donald Trump is the first president to fully exploit the presidency for personal profit.
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But our puritanical and punishing society provides fertile ground for those seeking to exploit vulnerable women.
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Yet in many instances people in power exploit fear of marginalized people for their own gain.
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Vladimir Putin has been pushing against Europe looking for weaknesses to exploit and testing Europe's resolve.
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" But "instead of trying to fix it," he added, the candidates are "trying to exploit it.
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Researchers said that they successfully tested the exploit on Intel processors made as early as 2011.
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In order to win this competition, elites are forced to exploit their own talents and abilities.
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This meant he could exploit the speed and build multiple layers to emphasize a composition's meter.
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We should not leave the debate to those who would exploit public anxiety for political advantage.
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For now, the easiest way to avoid the exploit is simply to disable your autofill feature.
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And the more sensors there are, the more vulnerabilities in them that there are to exploit.
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The ocean floor also contains valuable metals and other resources that we're not ready to exploit.
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Trump has been able to exploit party institutional weakness to the advantage of his own campaign.
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As reported by TechCrunch, this exploit can easily be transmitted and sent to unsuspecting iOS users.
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"The wedge was already there and its fairly easy for them to exploit this," he said.
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"The wedge was already there, and it's fairly easy for them to exploit this," Leighton said.
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Rick Perry's attempt to exploit this struggle to justify further dangerous fossil fuel development is unacceptable.
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That has increasingly enabled Russia and China to exploit a "grey zone" between war and peace.
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To those who seek to exploit the convenience of online shopping through fraud, remember this case.
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Or does he cynically exploit the horror to legitimise his ruthlessly authoritarian and predominantly Tutsi regime?
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Here, the political divisions among the groups descending on Mosul provide opportunities for ISIS to exploit.
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Update: There is a patch for this exploit—see the bottom of the post for instructions.
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Exploiting other weaknesses Clinton's campaign is also seeking to exploit other weaknesses lurking in Trump's past.
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" Emanuel told "Squawk Box" it's no surprise that big pharmaceuticals "exploit the monopolies to raise prices.
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Not only did this man exploit that opportunity, he was very savvy in creating a story.
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"He wanted to exploit the department and have a press conference with cops," the official said.
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People can no longer be allowed to exploit, demean, and disrespect a community and its history.
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Garver says that it's easier for Congress to exploit NASA when a permanent leader is absent.
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The accumulation of grievances is not new; what is new is Congress's ability to exploit it.
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But Capo could exploit a review of the CFPB to address other GOP grievances with it.
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At rallies, he managed the improbable exploit of getting cheering crowds to wave European Union flags.
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SONGWRITERS, MANAGERS, PUBLISHERS, DON'T LET THEM EXPLOIT YOUR NAME AND THEN STAB YOU IN THE BACK!
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The DoJ worries that the combined firm could exploit this unfairly to win new distribution customers.
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The latest exploit is described by Benjamen Kunz-Mejri, founder of German security outfit Vulnerability Lab.
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She knows and is going to exploit his achilles heel: He'd do anything to protect Betty.
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Jihadists are trying to exploit it: IS attacked the central town of Fuqaha on April 9th.
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After news of the exploit spread, Apple quickly removed the ability to place group FaceTime calls.
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It's not a new tendency, but we're finding more powerful and calibrated ways to exploit it.
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Homeland Security released an advisory on Tuesday, saying the flaws required "low skill level" to exploit.
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So we thought, what if we could exploit a printer just by sending a malicious fax?
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Unfortunately with Dianne Feinstein and Michael Bloomberg, they want to exploit a tragedy from Day One.
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The hacker, Avinash Singh, was able to use the exploit to access the service's source code.
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In their attempt to exploit their opponents' hypocrisy, Democrats have ended up sounding just like Republicans.
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Whether Democrats are able to exploit that failure without going over Niagara on single-payer etc.
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But as companies fortify their defenses against fraudsters, the criminal element finds new weaknesses to exploit.
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We have a common enemy, they attack us like we are one and exploit our individuality.
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Now all of us have to protect our resources and not let the corrupt exploit them.
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This is just the sort of climate that Le Pen has been eagerly waiting to exploit.
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Known as Bad Rabbit, it's employed a leaked NSA exploit to do some of its damage.
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Tinder, Mamba, Zoosk, Happn, WeChat, and Paktor were all vulnerable to this exploit, the researchers said.
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Cyber criminals and attackers exploit the vastly different knowledge levels and networks that exist across countries.
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It's as though Sekiro had engineered an enemy specifically tailored to exploit my personal weakness. Goddamn.
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Democrats and progressives working together will continue to exploit the great divide within the GOP. 6.
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No president or presidential family should be able to exploit the Oval Office to become wealthier.
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One said Iranian forces backing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad were poised to exploit any setbacks.
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A large underground network had been organized in an effort to exploit women in desperate circumstances.
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Just a single NSA exploit â€" EternalBlue â€" was crucial to the global spread of WannaCry.
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The company has moved quickly to exploit China's new-found willingness to use innovative Western drugs.
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Both groups exploit major security vulnerabilities in Afghan cities and the state's poor intelligence-gathering capacities.
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But there is one crack in these formidable content platforms that a niche service could exploit.
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Apple did not immediately respond to a request for comment, but the exploit has been patched.
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"Some traders are fair and the prices are decent, but some do exploit it," he said.
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Why not exploit greater awareness and interest in sexual assault issues by locking up more rapists?
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Not only are they profitable with regard to sales, addiction makes people very easy to exploit.
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It fears that Mr Modi will exploit better ties with America as a source of advantage.
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Now, Logan Brown, the company's president and CEO, has elaborated on why Exodus provided the exploit.
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He said Mediolanum had not based funds in Ireland in order to exploit looser fee regulation.
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They happily exploit real events and lives from the past, unconcerned with to-the-letter accuracy.
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We low-key exploit sibling rivalry so the 6 -year-old will eat a real dinner.
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"It facilitates trade ... for companies that will want to exploit indigenous lands even more," she said.
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As we renegotiate NAFTA, we shouldn't allow them to exploit workers in Canada and Mexico, either.
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However, there are other avenues you may be able to exploit to recover deleted Facebook messages.
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Business Insider understands that WhatsApp hasn't found evidence of the exploit being used in the wild.
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Trump and his campaign are perfectly positioned to exploit every weakness we have in the electorate.
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Protecting children and punishing those who seek to exploit them seems like a universally good thing.
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Companies may simply exploit loopholes, such as a clause excepting postings of less than six months.
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The problem is, some in positions of power exploit that concern to achieve their political agendas.
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"Epstein created a vast network of underage victims for him to sexually exploit," the indictment read.
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"Automakers want to exploit their existing resources, minimize their costs and maximize their returns," Gupta said.
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He didn't create the world we are living in; he just knew how to exploit it.
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They insist such guarantees would create "backdoors," or security vulnerabilities, that hackers and spies could exploit.
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As successful as he was in fighting public fears, he also knew how to exploit them.
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Additional efforts to exploit the region's vital resources, he promised, are scheduled for the years ahead.
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We should also hold accountable our own political figures who exploit tragic events to sow bigotry.
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That is an imbalance that men like Wawrinka — sympathy or no sympathy — will continue to exploit.
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To differentiate itself, Orbis, which opened its office in Mayfair, attempted to exploit Steele's Russian expertise.
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Several forces conspired to exploit the passions of the Arab Spring to forever change the region.
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He pointed to a great online explainer including this point: Fire will exploit the weakest link.
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Those organizations and government entities that patched the vulnerability were generally safe from the targeted exploit.
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"Intel said this class of MDS attacks is very difficult to exploit," says VUSec's Cristiano Giuffrida.
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Hot spots Failure to ensure that ocean territories are secure promotes ungoverned spaces which criminals exploit.
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Whatever it is, it's sitting right there for any politician who might want to exploit it.
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Don't allow them to be captured by extremists, seeking to exploit them for their own ends.
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I think the Republicans love that, and frankly, I think media loves to exploit the divisions.
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This phenomenon is hardly isolated to Chinese mothers coming to California to exploit American immigration loopholes.
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But websites of questionable nature aren't the only targets that hackers exploit to deal their damage.
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Fortinet confirmed to Motherboard that the IDS signature from 2015 would detect the recently uncovered exploit.
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Now that the cover is gone, it opens up a political vacuum that Hezbollah could exploit.
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But this week, it was reported that the iPhone was hacked using a zero-day exploit.
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And concerns about government agencies working to intentionally exploit and enlarge vulnerabilities in software and systems.
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How will corporations and political institutions exploit our willingness to record and quantify our every movement?
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"Poc, Presentation of Monitor OSD Exploitation, and shenanigans of high quality" Hahaha it's the MONITOR EXPLOIT!!!!!
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Furthermore, [a different AI] could be built which would find and exploit weaknesses in its opponents.
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The upshot is that they could exploit quantum effects in the service of searching directed graphs.
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They know how to draw and then exploit double teams, create for others, and score efficiently.
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I simply demonstrated a proof of concept exploit that gives me code exec in the browser.
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Mozilla is launching a $500,000 fund to review open source software for vulnerabilities hackers might exploit.
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He is also keen to exploit the building's visually rich public spaces, its staircases and corridors.
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Republican allies of Mr. Trump said he needed to exploit what they see as her vulnerabilities.
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But she has a few potential vulnerabilities on her right that Ward is trying to exploit.
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Experienced immigration attorneys will try to exploit any type of merit-based system that is created.
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The leaders who exploit those very real anxieties are interested in power, not helping working people.
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The Soviets only allowed such visits if they could exploit them for propaganda, and Sanders obliged.
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But state Republican Party leaders accused Democrats of trying to exploit the violence for political gain.
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The problem for the Croats is they just weren't quick enough to exploit the rare mistakes.
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President Trump shows little interest in effective policies, preferring to exploit the crisis for political ends.
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Between those who promote the politics of hope and those who exploit the politics of fear.
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We should plan for foreign adversaries to exploit potential opportunities to undermine and divide our country.
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The plague, for these people, is either an excuse to flee or an opportunity to exploit.
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"Some people exploit the fact that we've got a border running through our community," he said.
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Ultimately, Kendzior rejects spaces that exploit ambition and makes the case for alternative, and inexpensive, terrain.
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Avira, another security firm, likewise linked today's ransomware to an exploit used in the Wannacry attack.
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Other countries, such as China, sometimes exert heavy control over exploit developers within their own borders.
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Perhaps it's because women are finally starting to interrogate the systems that hurt and exploit us.
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The Revolutionary Guards understands this, and thanks to its rebranding, is perfectly positioned to exploit it.
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Asked last week whether Brady had any weaknesses to exploit, Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz chuckled.
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That history, along with the sexual misconduct allegations, gives Mr. Moore's Republican rivals openings to exploit.
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Some things should be too sacred to exploit for political gain, but Trump is an amoralist.
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"This bug could have been used as the basis for a highly reliable exploit," Court wrote.
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How can my paintings respectfully incorporate — rather than exploit — relevant and thought-provoking content and imagery?
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In other words, Russia deliberately aimed to sow and exploit racial divisions in the United States.
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What sort of signal does that send to our enemies who would exploit this leadership incoherence?
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"Facebook pages are veritable instruction manuals for someone who wants to exploit you," Ms. Shapiro said.
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The big concern is criminals will exploit their fears for account fraud, wire fraud and ransomware.
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It's been an area they've thought they could exploit all tournament, especially in the V.A.R. age.
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An undetectable root exploit for current iPhones deployed via a website popular among a targeted population?
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What is necessary to avoid detection of this exploit was outside the scope of my testing.
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These exploit chains covered versions from iOS 10 up to the latest iteration of iOS 12.
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Budget cuts and federal interference are making it even easier for people to exploit the rainforest.
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There are vivid descriptions of the sordid divorce mills, and other institutions which exploit broken lives.
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Now, he said, they realize Boko Haram must have been waiting to exploit the reduced security.
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Facing two unnatural environments, these important pollinators are finding better niches to exploit in urban areas.
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Smuggler gangs are already positioned to exploit them — diesel fuel smuggling has kept them in practice.
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But the internet is vast and there are many more fundamental weaknesses still available to exploit.
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This is exactly the sort of competitive strategy United States planners would be eager to exploit.
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"It's a very convenient episode for nationalists, who want Russia to expand, to exploit," he said.
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Right-wing and populist parties have particularly sought to exploit the migrant crisis for political gain.
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There are good reasons for AMLO to want to exploit Mexico's natural resources to the full.
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If buildings just follow the program of the client, then architecture doesn't fully exploit its potential.
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The disease is poised to target globalism's weak points and to exploit American misgovernment and mistrust.
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Troll stages exploit this built-in trust, but traditionally, it's at the expense of the player.
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Dragos declined to share the details of the VPN vulnerabilities it observed Parisite attempting to exploit.
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When politicians exploit such fears, voters can find an antidote by recalling the aftermath of 1856.
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"Ecpat's code can drastically reduce traffickers' ability to exploit children through the tourism industry," she said.
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The results demonstrate how politicians and pundits can exploit data voids to create ideological information silos.
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Because humans are messy, and social media, among other things, is built to exploit that mess.
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After weather calamities, fraudsters — also known as "storm chasers" — exploit the severe strain on insurance companies.
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And her rivals have relentlessly sought to exploit a vulnerability that she had left largely unanswered.
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The hack also exposed how popular messaging platforms like WhatsApp have vulnerabilities that attackers can exploit.
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Those citing ethical reasons argue that humans shouldn't exploit or eat animals but rather protect them.
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That would give the National Security Agency, the C.I.A. or the F.B.I. time to exploit it.
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