None of those resulted in an exploitable bug, but they made it clear what an exploitable bug would look like — and it looked very, very bad.
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DePass' troll has uncovered a series of easily exploitable loopholes.
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All software has exploitable flaws – it's the nature of coding.
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However, their compression approach made them exploitable in unique ways.
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Beyond that, home care workers are an easily exploitable workforce.
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That seems perpetually exploitable for Democrats, including a potential Clinton administration.
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There are exploitable vulnerabilities, and vulnerabilities that haven't been exploited yet.
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Jessica Andrade's means of closing the distance are few and exploitable.
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The Internet of Things will make exploitable vulnerabilities much more common.
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Each shows a lot of exploitable habits and shortcomings in the cage.
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But it's also the one that's the most exploitable by the press.
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Dardaman said any hub connected directly to the internet would be remotely exploitable.
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It has the flavor where it plays rationally and is not exploitable anywhere.
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That's valuable and exploitable information for a company that profits exactly from that.
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Entire regions of the Arctic Circle once impassable now are accessible and exploitable.
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Wah acknowledged the prevalence of the exploitable price differentials is not entirely clear.
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Eric Kennedy: I kept raiding Avatara because it was just so exploitable — so buggy.
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But either there are exploitable holes in that idea, or executives are remarkably fortunate.
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Worse, the bugs are remotely exploitable, putting any internet-connected SiteOmat device at risk.
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The motivation to find exploitable defects in widely used code has never been higher.
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Botnets rope together vast arrays of computers infected with malware into an exploitable network.
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Improving cybersecurity for the long run requires doing everything possible to eliminate exploitable vulnerabilities.
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"The problem is how to control them to make them exploitable by us,"he added.
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Worse, it is remotely exploitable, allowing anyone to attack a computer connected to the internet.
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Americans targeted Haiti for industrial and technological development, and as a site of exploitable labor.
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The world's forests contain more carbon than exploitable oil, gas and coal deposits, they note.
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Minnesota's cornerbacks are exploitable, and it wouldn't surprise if Rodgers had a big night Monday.
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Shkreli helped draw attention to those exploitable issues in the generic drug space, said Jonas.
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The reason is simple: the bill is junk, hastily drafted and full of exploitable loopholes.
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Quane said top security researchers can quickly spot exploitable vulnerabilities just by examining source code.
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The Soviet army, at least the one depicted in Combat Mission: Afghanistan, has an exploitable weakness.
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There's no way to end that, but we can at least make it somewhat less exploitable.
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One of Cruz's most readily exploitable habits is his often loose grasp over his ring position.
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By drawing attention to exploitable gaps in international tax rules, it sharpened the debate on reform.
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In the example I heard, it identified a bunch of exploitable devices in Pakistan's parliament building.
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That could be because Apple doesn't pay outside hackers who find exploitable flaws in Apple software.
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But even if Robert Whittaker can stop the takedowns, he has some exploitable of his own.
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It's just the nature of the sensors that they're using and how it works are exploitable.
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Because the bug is remotely exploitable, any unpatched computer connected to the internet may be at risk.
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Given the necessity of audience growth to YouTuber's careers it's possible this will become an exploitable feature.
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Because Apple disabled the feature on its servers, the bug hasn't been exploitable since around midnight Tuesday.
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They say backdoors would expand government's surveillance abilities and create security weaknesses exploitable by hackers and criminals.
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If someone is in a good place psychologically, then they're most likely not going to be exploitable.
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In the States, giant monopolies like Comcast want broadband treated as a lightly regulated and exploitable luxury good.
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They might contain precious water or metals that could be useful one day as exploitable resources for space travel.
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By now I've learned that hackers will always look for exploitable loopholes; they follow rules but also test them.
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However, according to Berlin-based artist Simon Weckert, the system by which it gathers its information is highly exploitable.
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Nowadays, I honestly cannot fathom a symbol that wouldn't immediately become exploitable to the point where it becomes meaningless.
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"These issues alone are not a problem, but once you combine those two things, it becomes exploitable," Hirvonen said.
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This gap in knowledge makes these users easily exploitable targets for those flooding the messaging service with fake news.
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The Chinese app now boasts more than 1 billion monthly users, but these people aren't readily exploitable as customers.
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Security and hacking conferences provide platforms for cutting edge research into computer vulnerabilities, exploitable systems, and new defensive measures.
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What they saw, L.S.U. players and coaches said, was a defense the Tigers found surprisingly predictable and easily exploitable.
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Not only does Shanahan prefer heavier sets, but Wade Phillips' defense is most exploitable in its base 4483-4.
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It has not yet calculated how Uyuni's resources translate into exploitable reserves, which normally happens before anyone sinks a well.
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Carefully scatter non-exploitable decoy bugs in software, and attackers will waste time and resources on trying to exploit them.
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Hunt's tendency to overcommit on stopping takedowns, famously exploited by the wily Fabricio Werdum, might also be exploitable for Mir.
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Given the assistance Apple could potentially offer up, having to create an exploitable backdoor could perhaps be avoided once again.
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Dealing with Airbnb's easily exploitable and occasionally crazy-making system is still just a bit cheaper than renting a hotel.
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Yet, an exploitable workforce that can be hired without regard for anti-discrimination laws is exactly what some companies want.
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It would provide a new stream of exploitable data by enabling Amazon to surveil customers offline as well as online.
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On current trends, overfishing meant there could be no exploitable fish stocks in the Asia-Pacific region by mid-century.
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Her letter explicitly described the phenomena black people and several hyper-exploitable, otherized people are capable of being procured by.
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But in one corner of the commercial world — the gambling industry — not knowing what will happen amounts to an exploitable asset.
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A college admissions scandal left schools around the country reeling, and showed the admissions system to be exploitable, arbitrary and broken.
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And despite its limitations, this combination of human moderation and removing obviously exploitable features might still be the best solution so far.
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Early reports say "exploitable DNA" was found on piece of jewelry dropped by the robbers as they made their getaway on bicycles.
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And, physical voting systems in more than half of US states contain exploitable vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to compromise voting machines.
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Even this class's best players have exploitable weaknesses—Giannis Antetokounmpo's faulty jump shot, C.J. McCollum's defensive limitations—handcuffed to their elite strengths.
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He'll surely draw more attention Saturday in Santa Clara, Calif, but the Vikings are a bit more exploitable in coverage than before.
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Meanwhile, physical voting systems in more than half of US states contain exploitable vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to compromise voting machines.
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But that's not a policy decision to cut production, it's not security problems, and it's not a lack of exploitable oil resources.
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You can buy BlackBerrys with PGP pre-installed, and it might be that it was incorrectly installed — leading to an exploitable vulnerability.
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Undersized defensive tackles are one market commodity that seems to still be exploitable—think Geno Atkins in 2011 and Grady Jackson in 2015.
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Airbnb has created a web of more than 7 million listings built largely on trust, easily exploitable by those willing to do so.
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"The entire point is that there is a lack of safeguards in how these platforms work, and they are easily exploitable," he said.
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Jen: The scene of Elliot using American fuzzy lop to fuzz Evince (the PDF reader) to find an exploitable vulnerability was pretty cool.
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The second Diffblue product in the works is a security product that automatically flags up exploitable bugs and generates tests for those bugs.
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He's also shown well enough as an on-ball defender, although he's hardly a lock-down guard and is exploitable off the ball.
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As systems become larger and more interconnected (as they inevitably do), the number of bugs, and our exposure to exploitable vulnerabilities, only increases.
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Axe and Krakow both seem like slightly-above-average players who go around thinking they're Johnny Chan, which makes them intimidating but exploitable.
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He makes us nostalgic for childhood and helps us remember the best aspects of life, creating an easily exploitable vulnerability in his audience.
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Security researchers like Blaich make part of their living pointing out such exploitable bugs, many of which are never actually exploited by hackers.
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TL;DR: Fuzzing is the usually automated process of entering random data into a program and analyzing the results to find potentially exploitable bugs.
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Notably, the Mexican campaign took place before that patch took effect, so all of the iOS vulnerabilities would have been exploitable at the time.
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"Ensuring that applications and operating systems are patched with the latest updates greatly reduces the number of exploitable entry points available to an attacker."
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There are no exploitable weaknesses, in other words, which is the price of admission to simply stay in the ballgame with the Crimson Tide.
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Recycling outtakes from previous "Panther," the movie, with Sellers less an actor than an exploitable property, is not nearly as tasteless as its premise.
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IP-based home security cameras have struggled with security from the beginning, starting with a number of easily exploitable issues in some early models.
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Do the 83,000 people who buy hunting equipment and show interest in the chemtrails or the illuminati conspiracy theories share any exploitable political tendencies?
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Explain to me why we need powerful, unaccountable financial institutions that are allowed to stockpile huge amounts of exploitable information on virtually every American, again?
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Mahomes proved Sunday the Steelers' defense is exploitable deep, so Fitzpatrick will get more chances to stake his claim on Monday night in Week 3.
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The theory here is that the longer a party controls Congress the greater is the flow of information which might be exploitable through a trade.
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An exploitable habit of Nunes' which might not fit in with the Rousey modus operandi is the ending of attacks with long, leaning right hands.
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All of this creates exploitable confusion among prospective students, who have been taught by schooling and popular culture to trust any place called a university.
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The Pentagon has a vested interest in US-made microprocessors, as many are manufactured abroad, prompting fears that they could come designed with exploitable flaws.
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The lengths some have gone is funny, but reveals a cruelty of the current system, whose endlessly exploitable limitations will only be expanded very soon.
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Franchises are built on exploitable intellectual property and diluted to be as legible (and inoffensive) to the biggest global audience possible — especially those in China.
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But deposits in some contested areas "will not be exploitable for probably decades" as nations rely on the UN to examine their claims, said Pezard.
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Unfortunately for McCain, Reuters photographer Jim Bourg captured the moment as a highly exploitable image of the aged Senator looking like a zombie chasing quarry.
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Often times, Hopkins will choose a bout because he detects an exploitable defect in his opponent, and proving the public wrong is sort of his forte.
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" The CIA, on the other hand, was not interested in whether or not Geller was genuinely paranormal, but "rather whether his capabilities are exploitable by CIA.
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"The potential of having sensitive health data from people is so exploitable that almost anything that they do with it is deeply concerning," Peterson-Cassin added.
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It's been around for nine years, it's widely used around the world, and no one found an easily exploitable weakness in the way it works yet.
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But whiteness and queerness (especially gayness) have proven throughout recent history to make for an especially exploitable combination for real estate developers to raise property values.
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But it's also about the death of a more playful but far too exploitable era of internet culture — and about the birth of whatever comes next.
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Policymakers must set clear direction and set aside the self-protection and slow incrementalism that constrains legislation to the point of instant irrelevance and exploitable weaknesses.
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But he argues that after he alerted the company to his earlier findings before SyScan, Apple shouldn't have left sloppy, exploitable bugs in the same security protections.
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Still, Beverley never gives up on plays, and when Westbrook gets lazy or thinks he's found an exploitable switch prematurely, Beverley sneaks up and makes him pay.
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However, doing it correctly without opening up exploitable weaknesses is typically too complicated for humans, even elite human professionals, so most only rarely if ever do it.
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While the Guards have many internal factions that at times run counter to one another, they were able to create an exploitable economic network during this period.
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You'll also learn how to take advantage of the online Multi-Table Tournament (MTT) format, the most exploitable online poker format since they're generally filled with newbies.
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Friends, parents, wives — all are disposable and exploitable, the collateral damage in a power struggle that will bring heartbreak and misery to every last one of them.
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When you stop to consider that, on average, there are 15 to 50 defects per 1,000 lines of software code, the potentially exploitable weaknesses add up quickly.
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Radocea and Petterson said their research serves as a warning to VR makers to step up their security game and make sure their platforms are not easily exploitable.
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But now, not only is a dry, two-day, multi-hour Congressional grilling session considered meme fodder, it's a veritable treasure trove of repeatable phrases and exploitable images.
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These challenges are driving seasoned truckers out of the industry, leaving trucking companies scrambling to hire more marginalized (and therefore more exploitable) workers, Balay explains in her book.
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It is a very risky time, just because the political fissures are so great within Iraq that they are so easily exploitable by ISIS and its fellow travelers.
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In analysis of the web's top 8003,2800 HTTPS sites—as ranked by Amazon-owned analytics company Alexa—the researchers found that 53 percent had potentially exploitable TLS vulnerabilities.
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They both have exploitable habits and even points of weakness in their games, but they are also two of the best in the game at sticking to gameplans.
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Devoting time and attention to applying technology, intelligence, construction and law enforcement resources to identifying and mitigating exploitable entry points should be the President's leading New Year's resolution.
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What if all of Facebook cost $5 per month to use, and certain types of divisive and exploitable ad categories and behaviors were removed from the network entirely?
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The environment at Huawei could allow for the intentional introduction of an exploitable flaw that would be lost in the background noise of poor practices, the official said.
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His ability to take a shot is absurd, as the two flush head kicks he ate from Dodson will attest, but that is very much an exploitable characteristic.
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It 's also highly prospective; officials estimate about $35 billion worth of iron ore, gold and other mineral resources are potentially exploitable from the area over the next decade.
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Wages are depressed by the lack of labor law enforcement coupled with a broken immigration system that creates pools of exploitable labor, including nonimmigrant guest workers under H-2B.
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But many of our allies and other nations are becoming increasingly dependent upon Huawei technologies, which are designed from stolen intellectual property and riddled with easily exploitable security vulnerabilities.
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Still, the larger message goes well beyond this particular story to a Silicon Valley culture where greed wasn't good in the long run but was, and is, highly exploitable.
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The best way to pick on Kansas City's defense might be the linebackers, as Anthony Hitchens, Damien Wilson and passing-downs specialist Ben Niemann are all exploitable in coverage.
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All 13 vulnerabilities are exploitable, according to Dan Guido, the founder of security firm Trail of Bits, whose researchers reviewed the flaws and exploit code before publication last week.
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Apple has rolled out a new security update to protect older operating systems against the Meltdown bug, the most easily exploitable of the processor vulnerabilities made public earlier this year.
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By nature, mail servers are really complicated technology — they are prone to flaws that can be exploitable, Justin Cappos, a computer science professor at NYU's Tandon School of Engineering, said.
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"If there is evidence of the existence of exploitable hydrocarbons, it is certain that our country will enter a new era," Hellenic Petroleum Chairman Efstathios Tsotsoros said in a statement.
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"For a long time with the AlphaStar agents, they were getting better, but they were always exploitable," said Max Jaderberg, a computer scientist at DeepMind who worked on the project.
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Trump hit him with a $250 million lawsuit for defamation but then, with his unerring nose for exploitable moral weakness, hired Wallach and turned him into a pummeled foot soldier.
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The vulnerability has been present and exploitable in Steam for at least 10 years, according to Tom Court, a security researcher at Contextis, who wrote about the bug on Wednesday.
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Combat is extremely flexible and quite exploitable, and you are able to insert yourself into cutscenes as either the self-serious DeviantArt edgelord the game intends or a literal clown.
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At the tail end of the 2012 Presidential election, an AP photographer caught yet another "oh, exploitable" pic of Obama holding a phone with a smug look on his face.
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Hacking any system as complex as a car requires digging up not just one vulnerability but a series of exploitable bugs that create a path through the target's maze of defenses.
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The company says that's because in addition to the impacted accounts, around 22 million additional people simply used the exploitable feature since the exploit was active starting in July of 228.
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The platitude "don't feed the trolls" has limits, but it accurately captures an important harassment dynamic: the more visible and agitated someone's response, the more "exploitable" they are for future attacks.
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But it was still a roadblock and one that afforded those who might be a victim the ability to be more careful about how much exploitable data they might share online.
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Knowing an exploitable situation when they saw one, The Knights Templar began knocking over truck shipments headed to the United States, where about 98 percent of limes are imported from Mexico.
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We're also assessing evolving developments on the following issues: Dancing to the White House shuffle: The high pace of administration staff changes may be viewed as exploitable opportunities for our enemies.
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The idea is that energy reserves, be it coal, oil or gas, now valued by energy companies as exploitable will in the end be made uneconomic by regulation, or allied technological change.
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The bug was "easy" to exploit, Vermeulen told TechCrunch in an email, and was remotely exploitable if a My Cloud device allows remote access over the internet — which thousands of devices do.
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Successive Greek governments have deliberately adopted lax border controls in order to reap the benefits of exploitable labor, a new piece of research from the London School of Economics (LSE) has claimed.
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Yet these kinds of diversity can only be regarded as racial progress if we exclude garment workers and the structural conditions that make the work they do so necessary and so exploitable.
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Experience suggests prices do tend to bounce slightly in the days after a sharp sell-off, so there is an exploitable trading strategy, but gains tend to be small and highly uncertain.
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Amy Burnett, a founder of security firm Ret2 who leads trainings in both Chrome and WebKit exploitation, says that it's not clear which of the two browsers has the most exploitable bugs.
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Many of them are potentially exploitable, but might not be appealing targets for hackers, because they would take more effort and be more conspicuous to abuse in an attack than other common vulnerabilities.
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According to the US Geological Survey, while the minerals are relatively abundant, they have "much less tendency to become concentrated in exploitable ore deposits," making a find of this scale even more important.
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It was also quite likely the game's downfall, providing an exploitable access point for anyone willing to seize on it—and available without even having to pay a single penny for the privilege.
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However, most public buckets are intended to be public, and finding exploitable information just by searching for public buckets is grueling work, even though the process is being made easier by security companies.
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Sonnen, then Weidman, had shown how to beat him, that he wasn't invincible but a fighter with exploitable weaknesses like any other, and from there Silva's career has not climbed to the same heights.
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The inadequate instructions, the exploitable action-cancelling, the overpowered-to-the-point-of-being broken Guard mode...to hear them described by users in the early aughts, you could almost conflate them with features.
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As Gizmodo found during the Super Bowl, spammers were able to generate thousands of junk articles on the world's largest professional network, many of which ended up in Google's equally-exploitable Top Stories module.
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On Wednesday, Williams also said his team had found tens of thousands of servers vulnerable to the issues the Samsam attackers were leveraging, but it wasn't immediately clear if all the servers were exploitable.
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This aim reflects the reality that the world's communications networks are vulnerable to attack by sophisticated nation-states, such as by implanting programmable code and exploitable vulnerabilities in hardware and software by virtual means.
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It seemed that every time I turned on the news this decade, there was a story that felt designed to emphasize just how disposable, how unimportant, how exploitable our culture believes women to be.
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Still, the animus created on the Czech side by these payments, and on the Slovak side by the perception that their fate lay in the hands of bureaucrats in Prague, was exploitable by ambitious politicians.
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It still plans to make Google+ available as an enterprise product for companies, which is a curious move for a product that had a massive, exploitable bug built into a core API for three years.
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This is going to leave an exploitable subset of early adopters that will want a headset that can integrate with omnidirectional treadmills, haptic gloves, smell sensors and more while running boundary and bank-breaking GPUs.
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Where the hardest single player tournament offered me a boring 15 minutes against easily exploitable AI opponents, a particularly trying multiplayer match stretched my skills across a 20 minute duel I won't forget anytime soon.
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Controversially, Uber agreed to pay the men $100,000 in bitcoin, suggesting that the payment was part of the company's "bug bounty" program, which rewards hackers who warn the company about exploitable flaws in its software.
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Imagine the panic if we had suddenly learned during the Cold War that a bulwark of America's nuclear deterrence could not even get off the ground because of an exploitable deficiency in its control network.
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Putin, with a backbone of steel tempered in the blast furnaces of the KGB, and as tough an operative as global intelligence has ever seen, does have some real and, in the right hands, exploitable weaknesses.
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It's unclear if that particular vulnerability was used by the Petya attackers — or if it was exploitable at all — but the presence of such outdated software indicates there may have been several ways into the system.
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The company says it plans to issue patches for Safari on macOS and iOS to better help devices defend against Spectre, which is more easily exploitable and affects devices using chips from Intel, AMD, and ARM.
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The two-hour documentary - showing on the Netflix streaming video platform - examines the state of privacy in the United States and Europe, where people spend much of their time online, volunteering countless nuggets of exploitable information.
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According to Garcia, "[techno tourism] came into its own as an identifiable (and exploitable) segment of the tourism industry in the early 22016s," allowing people like Anna and Tom to go on their city-spanning benders.
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The country, which says its abundant mineral resources include more than 40 exploitable minerals, is seeking to lure foreign investment to reboot its economy after a coup that pushed out veteran leader Robert Mugabe last year.
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All together, the Cardinals effectively have one very good reliever, another who is pretty good but too susceptible to giving up home runs, and one who shouldn't be viewed as more than an exploitable middle reliever.
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Whatever the case, in one fell swoop, Trump's "fire and fury" statement: established a redline, handed KJU an exploitable narrative to justify why he needs nukes and opened the door to further escalation and even miscalculation.
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Human resources, as defined in both the dictionaries of our land, and in the hearts of its C-suite executives, are that portion of a company's exploitable resources that are human, as opposed to, say, financial.
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Like the exploitable men who were little more than marks for these women, I was lured in by the femme fatale who perceived the world as either a vehicle for personal opportunity or nothing at all.
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The layoffs, which followed a messy takeover by Good Media that had been framed as a merger, represent the end of an embarrassing moment in which the media considered social media algorithms a fixed and exploitable asset.
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"Security researchers procured some of the more popular medical equipment and proceeded to reverse-engineer the devices until exploitable vulnerabilities were identified," Heid said, citing a study conducted by the Industrial Control Systems Cyber Emergency Response Team.
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We'd known that our 1v1 bot would be exploitable through clever strategies; we don't know to what extent the same is true of OpenAI Five, but we're excited to invite the community to help us find out!
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Abou Khalil said the choice of blocks offered in the first licensing round was dictated by the likelihood of finding exploitable quantities of oil and gas, and by the need to protect Lebanon's resources along its border.
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Bowman agrees with Linzen that some of GLUE's training data is messy — shot through with subtle biases introduced by the humans who created it, all of which are potentially exploitable by a powerful BERT-based neural network.
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"Especially in its current location, the Sims monument has come to represent a legacy of oppressive and abusive practices on bodies that were seen as subjugated, subordinate, and exploitable in service to his fame," the report reads.
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While many countries and corporations treat broadband as just another exploitable resource, experts have been making the case for years that internet access is better viewed as a fundamental utility—essential for free expression and a healthy democracy.
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Over its decades-long history, Sundance has tried to find a balance between its desire to promote independent artists and the demands of the mainstream movie industry, which siphons off some of the festival's more commercially exploitable talent.
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First off — two days after the election, President Obama discovered this easily exploitable Trump weakness when he sat for 90 minutes in the Oval Office, praised Trump to his face for his campaign and his abilities and — presto!
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Before, he was a high-risk opponent with little reward attached to his name, but after all that had happened at middleweight, he had made himself more known to the public, and also revealed a number of exploitable flaws.
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Green Bay under Dom Capers has been pretty exploitable over the past five years or so, though, and outside of whoever tackle Ereck Flowers will be failing to block, there's not much in the way of bad matchups for the Giants.
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It's also clear that bad actors are devoting a great deal of time and energy to finding exploitable vulnerabilities, whether these devices are ultimately the target or simply a position from which to pivot from and attack other, higher-value targets.
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But the bribery scandal unveiled by the Justice Department this week — and a number of other high-profile cases that have captured the headlines in recent months — has shown the admissions system to be something else entirely: exploitable, arbitrary, broken.
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The incidents form a compelling argument for better smart home security practices, such as changing logins from factory defaults, but they also sow distrust in smart devices as a whole, which broadly seem all too easily exploitable by good and bad actors alike.
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This is a very strange thought for a science-minded person to express, seeing as some phenomena like weather patterns (wind and solar) and tidal currents are easily exploitable for power production, but hurricanes strike on an irregular time basis and, well, move.
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Either you build data security systems from the ground up to be unbreakable, in which case the government can't crack them either, or else you deliberately create exploitable security holes, in which case a whole range of bad actors can exploit them.
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By the beginning of this year, forty-six other states had a version of such a provision; it has proved to be an exploitable lever for people who, for reasons that typically have nothing to do with religion, are opposed to vaccination.
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"We'd known that our 1v1 bot would be exploitable through clever strategies; we don't know to what extent the same is true of OpenAI Five, but we're excited to invite the community to help us find out," the company's blog post reads.
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According to company CEO and co-founder Ben Bernstein, his company came out of the gate building a security product designed to protect a cloud-native environment with the understanding that while containers and serverless computing may be ephemeral, they are still exploitable.
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The administration and members of Congress have said that their moves are motivated by fears that Chinese technology companies are too close with the country's government, making them willing to create exploitable security flaws or hand data over to Chinese intelligence agencies.
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But the market for exploitable bugs is much bigger than Hacking Team's client list, and nations have been paying huge sums to hackers willing to turn over those weaknesses to governments, and withhold them from software companies, for more than 20 years.
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In an effort to cut their losses and impress Axe, who's holding $2 billion in reserve to hedge his bets against his replacement, Taylor spends the episode ordering a series of high-risk moves into various sectors that the disaster has rendered exploitable.
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This is a pretty horrific argument, but it seems to be enough to keep the documentary's most severe criticism — that the NFL itself treats its players as expendable, exploitable fodder for its physical battlefields — to a minimal conclusive footnote in its larger story.
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The battlefield for The Fractured but Whole now includes exploitable combat space—your characters can move around the battlefield on a colored grid a little like Fire Emblem or Advance Wars titles—adding greater variety to the turn-based fights of the first game.
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According to estimates from UC Berkley economist Gabriel Zucman, the share of global wealth being held in these kinds of structures has skyrocketed over the past quarter-century: Pretty much any tax regime you can think of is going to have some exploitable loopholes.
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The central problem with trusting an American's vote to a blockchain app, or to any app, for that matter, is that it means placing your complete trust in software, which by nature is invariably either buggy or exploitable and whose inner workings you can't see, Blaze said.
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There was something of an explanation for the Kessel Run in the Expanded Universe novels, but seeing that Rogue One helped answer the question of why the Death Star had such an exploitable weakness, this feels like prime territory for the upcoming standalone film in 2018.
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There's some deeply flawed logic in the baseline of this story, and the way they all come together, and Cyborg is the most obvious example: Lex Luthor identified as a possible exploitable asset based entirely on a fragmentary shot of him screaming and limbless in a lab?
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" According to a report released in January, a mayoral commission found that "especially in its current location, the Sims monument has come to represent a legacy of oppressive and abusive practices on bodies that were seen as subjugated, subordinate, and exploitable in service to his fame.
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The idea of Maia abandoning his almost purely grappling based gameplan for this fight seems a little far fetched but were he looking for chances to strike at Masvidal to open up the grappling a little more a couple of the latter's habits might be exploitable.
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Instead of asking DHS to run some vulnerability scans for known vulnerabilities (that should be patched anyway) or relying upon compliance-based checklists, we need to spend our efforts looking for new exploitable vulnerabilities in the various systems and networks that encompass our vast attack surface.
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This question of sovereignty had become pressing because the reduction in summer sea ice meant that the Northwest Passage was likely to become a significant trade route, and, perhaps more important, that the massive untapped oil and gas resources of the Arctic might soon become commercially exploitable.
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So while sensing emotional context might suggest some practical utility that smartphone users may welcome and enjoy, it's also potentially highly exploitable and could easily feel horribly invasive — opening the door to, say, a teenager's smartphone knowing exactly when to hit them with an ad because they're feeling low.
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But the reality for the still profit-less company is that its operational costs only look set to rise from here on in, as legal rulings unpick exploitable loopholes — at the same time as regulatory roadblocks are cemented in place to close down its old rapid expansion playbook.
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Even with Greece viewed as a point of transit on the way to other European states, migrants have found themselves "trapped" by a system that relies on a highly-exploitable workforce, hemmed in by restrictive welfare and employment rights, and violent intimidation from the broader population, the report adds.
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And if it remains true, the Pirates will have an exploitable competitive advantage―one that lends itself to getting the most of players who, like Cervelli during his final Yankees days, are overlooked due to their dints, and one that could make them an even more appealing free-agent destination.
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When asked, Boeing declined to answer whether these mitigations might have been added on a later version … We hope that a determined, highly capable third party can safely confirm that these vulnerabilities are not exploitable … We are confident owners and operators of these aircraft would welcome such independent validation and verification.
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A broken system revealed: Asian-American students rejected by Harvard, fraud at the T.M. Landry College Preparatory School in Breaux Bridge, La., and now this scandal: American universities are often cast as the envy of the world but these cases have shown the admissions system as something else: exploitable, arbitrary, broken.
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But with a little critical re-framing, Monet's most celebrated works can testify to the perniciousness at the heart of the structural conditions underlying today's climate crisis — in particular, the dated binary between "enlightened" humans and an inert and exploitable "true" nature — the bankrupt human-centrism that gave rise to it all.
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They illustrate the attacker-bug relationship in this very scientific figure: "Our prototype, which is already capable of creating several kinds of non-exploitable bug and injecting them in the thousands into large, real-world software, represents a new type of deceptive defense that wastes skilled attackers' most valuable resource: time," the researchers write.
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Exploitable Habits An interesting point from the Werdum—Nogueira bout is that Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira, who was thoroughly done as a top heavyweight by the time he fought Werdum a second time, was able to pin Werdum to the fence for periods and dirty box him from the single underhook clinch, as was Cain Velasquez.
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Activision Blizzard, like most of corporate America, does not have the courage to call this what it is: the ruination of lives in service of endless growth and profit maximization to serve the ultra rich becoming the mega rich at the expense of an exploitable underclass with no power to stop every effort to undermine them.
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But it's also one of the more insightful series of its particular generation when it comes to questions of how broken capitalist systems turn people into literal spare parts, exploitable cogs that can be hammered into place and treated like shit because they have no real value as human beings, just as pieces of the larger system.
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An exploitable tax code, blithe indifference to rampant white-collar crime and failure to require financial transparency of those who would lead our country and fix our fates have combined to spawn a class of rich and powerful miscreants who profit by gnawing away at the rule of law and the system of public finance, critical pillars of functional liberal-democratic government.
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Read: The plan to make America's nukes great again could go horribly wrong "I'm not trying to downplay [the report], but it is import to contextualize that when they say remotely exploitable, they don't necessarily mean some kid sitting in his garage at home can detonate a bomb or launch a missile," Jake Williams, a former member of the NSA's hacking unit, told VICE News.
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Although Columbus asked for no special privileges as a new mother, the revelation that she had an infant must have set off alarm bells to her new employers, who suddenly worried that she was no longer fully exploitable — like Cotter's, and the museum's, ideal young people or, as Columbus first appeared, like a 41-year-old queer woman whom they assumed would remain childless.
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Additionally, someone (cough, cough the NSA) with the ability to intercept emails—such as those detailing exploitable Flash security vulnerability reports intended for Adobe's eyes only—could use the exposed key to decrypt messages that could contain things like, say, zero-day vulnerability disclosuresAccording to Ars Technica, the mistake appeared to emerge when an Adobe staffer posted a text file containing the public PGP key using Mailvelope, a common browser extension.
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The other main points Stein stresses to identifying a cult are a strict hierarchy (from the leading Sons Of Jacob commanders down to the Eyes and wives and Marthas and handmaids, Gilead is good on that one), constant busy work (how many knitting circles and grocery store trips are truly necessary?), brainwashing (which is created through chronic trauma, a staple of life in Gilead), and controllable, exploitable followers, which is what the entire petrified citizenry of Handmaid's are.
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But Gallup historical data strongly suggests there isn't a growing tide of anti-trade sentiment to ride: What's happened instead is that over the course of the Obama administration, Democrats and independents have become more enthusiastic about trade than ever before, while Republicans have developed mixed feelings: Since Republican Party politicians are almost uniformly in favor of business-friendly trade deals, this created an exploitable opportunity for an anti-deal Republican to win primaries against a divided field.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.) the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, said the flaws are just the latest example in a string of exploitable digital vulnerabilities.
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To the Editor: As long as the candidates don't go in some scary and exploitable direction such as "open borders," which past Democratic nominees and presidents, including President Obama, have strongly opposed, and as long as they are agreeable to one another on the stage and together appeal to the swing voters who watch — for three hours at a time — their strong and united takedown of our hateful and crass president, then these debates can only work to the good of all.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) is a step in the right direction in that it introduces social obligations for business towards its employees, customers, and society, it doesn't address the equally important issue of determining when social media platforms have crossed the line from healthy dialog to becoming weapons of mass manipulation that are exploitable by malicious actors.
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