There are exploitable vulnerabilities, and vulnerabilities that haven't been exploited yet.
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Separately, the publicity around recently disclosed security vulnerabilities may result in increased attempts by third parties to identify additional vulnerabilities, and future vulnerabilities and mitigation of those vulnerabilities may also adversely impact our results of operations, customer relationships, and reputation.
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And they all have vulnerabilities—vulnerabilities that Chinese intelligence may already be aware of.
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Traffickers are extremely perceptive in figuring out a person's vulnerabilities and preying on those vulnerabilities, Hersh said.
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The White House has a system for disclosing vulnerabilities to software vendors called the Vulnerabilities Equities Process.
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Disclosing vulnerabilities: Not everyone discloses security vulnerabilities when they find them; some hoard them for offensive purposes.
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No. Do most manufacturers test their software for known vulnerabilities or unknown vulnerabilities before publishing it for sale?
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Google found a total of five different chains of vulnerabilities, making use of a total of 14 vulnerabilities.
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A History of Vulnerabilities This is not the first time Apa and Cerrudo have highlighted vulnerabilities within SoftBank's robots.
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" Open source components don't have more vulnerabilities than closed source ones, he added, "but their heavy reuse makes those vulnerabilities more impactful.
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Companies offer bug bounties to hackers who bring vulnerabilities to them instead of publishing those vulnerabilities or using them to commit crimes.
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Inside the US government, the system of figuring out what to do with individual vulnerabilities is called the Vulnerabilities Equities Process (VEP).
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"I found out that the genetic mutation carried some vulnerabilities, and for those vulnerabilities, platinum-based chemotherapy was very effective," he says.
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These vulnerabilities undermine providers' efforts to secure their customers' data, creating new and powerful vulnerabilities even as companies struggle to address existing ones.
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Researchers have started disclosing security vulnerabilities today, and it looks like Android and Linux-based devices are the worst affected by multiple vulnerabilities.
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Not all vulnerabilities are easy to use and not all of the easy to use vulnerabilities are in products that are widely deployed.
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There have been instances of overhyped branded vulnerabilities apparently being marketed to manipulate stock prices, or vastly overstated vulnerabilities shifting the security conversation.
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Although the three vulnerabilities vary by difficulty to exploit, the easiest of the vulnerabilities uses just a single line of code, Zror said.
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Only a few days after Apple announced it would pay up to a $200,000 bounty to discover and report new security vulnerabilities in its products, vulnerabilities broker Exodus Intelligence announced it would pay more than twice as much for the same Apple vulnerabilities.
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"Research in assessing vulnerabilities in a fingerprint recognition system is a constant arms race between fixing vulnerabilities and discovering new ones," the paper said.
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Though governments conduct their own research to discover new, so-called "zero-day" vulnerabilities, private brokers also sell vulnerabilities on a quasi-legal market.
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That connectivity has created new vulnerabilities, and the GAO report suggests that the Pentagon has done a terrible job of accounting for those vulnerabilities.
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Apple confirmed Thursday that the vulnerabilities affect all iPhones, iPads and Mac computers and said the company was releasing patches to mitigate both vulnerabilities.
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When the Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities were revealed in millions of processors earlier this year, those deep-seated vulnerabilities rattled practically the entire computer industry.
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Information on vulnerabilities can be valuable for hackers who can use the databases for guidance on what potential vulnerabilities they can exploit in the future.
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The so-called vulnerabilities equity process covered "zero days," vulnerabilities in products that are so newly discovered that not even the manufacturers know about them.
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On discovering the vulnerabilities, Citizen Lab and Lookout reported them to Apple, and fixes for the vulnerabilities have been patched with today's release of iOS 9.3.5.
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There are third-party companies that have found unintended vulnerabilities in the iPhone and have written software that exploits those vulnerabilities to break into locked phones.
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The impact: The number of vulnerabilities used by hackers matters because there are far more new vulnerabilities each month affecting any organization than any organization can patch.
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Instead of Trump exploiting SS7 vulnerabilities to eavesdrop on Cruz, however, it appears that Chinese and Russian spies are using those same vulnerabilities to eavesdrop on Trump.
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Of course, that's because the Chinese government, could, potentially, have learned about the vulnerabilities prior to the US government and possibly utilized those vulnerabilities for its own gains.
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That said, the fact that a system has vulnerabilities in it, even incredibly serious vulnerabilities, is not the same as saying any given election has been tampered with.
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The vulnerabilities were revealed before companies could issue patches for the impacted systems, sending companies scrambling to offer fixes to prevent hackers from leveraging the vulnerabilities in attacks.
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The NSA has a team of researchers who look for security vulnerabilities in popular technology products, and it also sometimes buys information about security vulnerabilities from outside hackers.
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Cisco said in a statement that it is aware of the vulnerabilities, and has addressed them with "fixed software to address the noted vulnerabilities" explained here and here.
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"We always want to be informed of vulnerabilities as quickly as possible, so that we can validate, mitigate, and disclose vulnerabilities to our stakeholders," a DHS official told WIRED.
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Let's look at the situation in terms of the entire ecosystem—researching vulnerabilities, disclosing vulnerabilities to the manufacturer, writing and publishing patches, and installing patches— in reverse chronological order.
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Under the Vulnerabilities Equities Process (VEP), a White House process implemented in 2014, government agencies are supposed to disclose vulnerabilities to affected vendors so the issues can be fixed.
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It "doesn't mean that we don't have to address the development of those kinds of technologies and potentially find their vulnerabilities and exploit those vulnerabilities," Selva told the committee.
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The CIA has helpfully catalogued many of those vulnerabilities for use in future CIA operations — though Google says it has fixed "many" of the vulnerabilities disclosed in the documents.
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The exact nature of the vulnerabilities were not released, though they allegedly can take control of a targeted device:The vulnerabilities are built into devices before a customer purchases the phone.
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If they're not finding vulnerabilities and, in some cases, finding vulnerabilities that really surprise us, then I don't think the competition is doing all that we want it to do.
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This makes analyzing vulnerabilities in smart contracts difficult; you need to be able to see their source code, and vulnerabilities are often only found after a disaster has already occured.
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"The fungus sees the vulnerabilities of the tree, and the tree sees the vulnerabilities of the fungus," Rossiter says over the phone with the rest of the band listening in.
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The Obama administration pushed a vulnerabilities equity process to help government agencies determine when to disclose vulnerabilities to companies, but the WikiLeaks documents raise questions about whether the VEP is effective.
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The company is also required to check for security vulnerabilities before releasing a product, actively monitor for vulnerabilities once a product is released, and accept reports from third-party security researchers.
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He has unearthed vulnerabilities such as the insecure transmission of media files and storage of usernames and passwords on the Vine Android app as well as vulnerabilities in Twitter' ad campaigns.
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The VEP requires intelligence agencies to presume that all vulnerabilities will be reported to manufacturers, but allows them to argue for keeping specific vulnerabilities in front of a third-party board.
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The reviews are purportedly conducted to check for backdoor vulnerabilities in foreign products, but security experts say they could also allow Russia to find vulnerabilities that could be exploited in cyberattacks.
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The vulnerabilities were found in the location tracking systems; infotainment systems, including voice recognition services; and, in some cases, malicious hacks could be launched using "serious vulnerabilities" in the USB interfaces.
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I'm not going to put her vulnerabilities on camera . . .
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Go deeper ... Study: Software security vulnerabilities persist for months
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"Through its invitation-only research device program and this lawsuit, Apple is trying to control who is permitted to identify vulnerabilities, if and how Apple will address identified vulnerabilities, and if Apple will disclose identified vulnerabilities to the public at all," Corellium argues in its response, echoing arguments made by the security research community.
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It's worth noting that vulnerabilities aren't necessarily breaches, but it's vulnerabilities such as these that allow bad actors to gain access to a system and exploit the customer data that they access.
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Eliminating these vulnerabilities is a mammoth task, and experts are unified in their opinion that introducing deliberate vulnerabilities would likely create catastrophic unintended consequences that could debilitate software functionality and security entirely.
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Already we've seen Gmail accounts compromised through vulnerabilities in Samsung smart refrigerators, hospital IT networks compromised through vulnerabilities in medical devices, and Target Corporation hacked through a vulnerability in its HVAC system.
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Ring cameras have had their share of security vulnerabilities, and just this week Amazon issued fixes for a slew of vulnerabilities in its Blink home cameras that could have allowed device hijacks.
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Bug bounty programs are a good way for companies to track down vulnerabilities in their products, but the fact that Studio included such broad vulnerabilities in its rollout doesn't exactly inspire much confidence.
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It not only exposes the vulnerabilities of the Democratic Party's reliance on data stored on connected servers, but shows the brazen eagerness of the Russians to exploit vulnerabilities to undermine our democratic process.
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How intelligence gathering works is in the end very simple: who has access to the information you want, what are their vulnerabilities, and how do you exploit those vulnerabilities to get the information.
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They always have the most clever ways of finding vulnerabilities.
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They read, they study vulnerabilities, and then they report them.
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Like, glitches, software update complications, security vulnerabilities, and user error.
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The newly disclosed vulnerabilities can cause instability or system crashes.
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Axon said it will patch the vulnerabilities in Vievu tech.
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But vulnerabilities just keep on appearing, and often go ignored.
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Mr. Putin played upon Mr. Trump's vulnerabilities by complimenting him.
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In July, Adobe fixed a staggering 52 vulnerabilities in Flash.
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"The internet of things presents lots of vulnerabilities," Clapper said.
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Spectrum isn't the only company with IP address verification vulnerabilities.
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Facebook has promised fixes to the vulnerabilities it knows about.
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Elon Musk joked about WhatsApp's security vulnerabilities on Twitter Thursday.
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They understand the vulnerabilities we have on the southern border.
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At Wednesday's hearing, senators pointed out state election system vulnerabilities.
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And of course we have significantly more connections, more vulnerabilities.
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Major companies have issued emergency updates to patch the vulnerabilities.
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Let's hear what he has to say on the vulnerabilities.
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We have to start remembering that software vulnerabilities are axiomatic.
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It chastises Symantec for the multiple critical vulnerabilities he discovered.
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Many firms try to find vulnerabilities to unlock mobile devices.
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And malicious hackers might use the same vulnerabilities against you.
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The same goes for most of the other 'branded' vulnerabilities.
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The issue of open source vulnerabilities is a persistent one.
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They also have the vulnerabilities that come from long experience.
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CyberMDX disclosed the vulnerabilities to GE in late October 2018.
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"China has vulnerabilities and the US has leverage," admitted Daly.
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Over time, security vulnerabilities grow in those prewritten software products.
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That's not to say that our systems have no vulnerabilities.
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The following charts reflect the technical vulnerabilities of the market.
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PDT A Diqee spokesperson responded to the reported hacking vulnerabilities.
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However, Smith said, the system failed to identify any vulnerabilities.
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You've likely even heard about vulnerabilities in desk phones specifically.
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Discovering such vulnerabilities is not necessarily a cause for concern.
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We exploit people when we take advantage of their vulnerabilities.
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Balan analyzed the two cameras and found two different vulnerabilities.
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The United States is known to acquire vulnerabilities this way.
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What exposure do I have to the vulnerabilities this presents?
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Interestingly, one of their greatest political vulnerabilities is the environment.
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The FTC also wants a list of past security vulnerabilities.
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"Vulnerabilities are still rising on a dangerous trajectory," it said.
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Clinton's best and worst debate moments, looking for her vulnerabilities.
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The vulnerabilities within our democratic infrastructure are deepening every day.
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They find vulnerabilities in order to make systems more secure.
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Microsoft acknowledged the vulnerabilities and said they had been patched.
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Participants revealed all sorts of clever attacks and pathetic vulnerabilities.
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What should the government do about cyber vulnerabilities it discovers?
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But the missile hits exposed the company's critical infrastructure vulnerabilities.
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The program, launched in December, previously only addressed 33DS vulnerabilities.
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QQ isn't the first Chinese browser to have serious vulnerabilities.
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"They're looking for vulnerabilities in the web server," Sanatinia said.
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Mr. Putin played upon Mr. Trump's vulnerabilities by complimenting him.
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Our adversaries are continually probing our defenses, searching for vulnerabilities.
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Last week, Apple patched those vulnerabilities in an iOS update.
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Conversations are underway about how to approach Biden's other vulnerabilities.
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And, especially recently, vulnerabilities related to tariffs or trade policies.
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"They are well positioned to exploit his vulnerabilities," she said.
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And ensuring vulnerabilities can be mitigated is an absolute priority.
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The company said earlier it was working to mitigate vulnerabilities.
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The final reason is the nature of these vulnerabilities themselves.
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"Vulnerabilities have not all been fixed," one congressional source said.
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That sent the computer industry scrambling to patch those vulnerabilities.
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The fierce reaction has exposed Kurdistan's distinct vulnerabilities and shortcomings.
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There is no evidence the vulnerabilities were exploited by hackers.
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Importantly, there is no evidence hackers actually exploited the vulnerabilities.
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But the country has increasingly probed western nations for vulnerabilities.
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These are vulnerabilities for which there is an existing fix.
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With that reasoning he frames political vulnerabilities as political virtues.
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One of the two vulnerabilities, called Meltdown, affects Intel processors.
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Second, private mechanisms already show promise in responding to vulnerabilities.
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Ruckus told TechCrunch it fixed the vulnerabilities in the 200.7.10.202.
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Industry and government have been trying to address cyber vulnerabilities.
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Many other communities in the same regions have similar vulnerabilities.
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Did the incident expose vulnerabilities in the building's security system?
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Recent prosecutions have confirmed exploitations of these vulnerabilities by adversaries.
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These viruses manage to exploit social vulnerabilities and fault lines.
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We're still going to have a broad array of vulnerabilities.
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The federal government is enormous, and there are vulnerabilities everywhere.
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The order would have mandated reviews in four areas: US cybersecurity capabilities and vulnerabilities; possible incentives for the private sector to improve cybersecurity infrastructure; and the "identities, capabilities and vulnerabilities" of US cyber adversaries.
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New Report Details Scary Vulnerabilities in Popular PrintersA team of researchers claim to have discovered numerous security vulnerabilities in at least 20…Read more ReadThe hacker assured Bleeping Computer his intentions were only noble.
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The results show all of them have similar vulnerabilities" and ends with the equally memorable "how to use these vulnerabilities to attack car entertainment systems of various brands and get remote control of cars.
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One 2016 survey found that about 22017 percent of all vulnerabilities—and 22001 percent of vulnerabilities in the "top 22001 applications"—did not have a patch available the same day the vulnerability was disclosed.
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Finally, researching vulnerabilities: In order for this ecosystem to work, we need security researchers to find vulnerabilities and improve security, and a law called the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) is blocking those efforts.
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This presents a significant barrier to publicly disclosing vulnerabilities found in the system because a system's architecture and protocols provide context for explaining the nature of a vulnerability and can even contain vulnerabilities themselves.
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The guidelines also encourage disclosure of any discovery of potential vulnerabilities, as well as retention of data related to self-audits, which include attempts by car makers to test their own systems for vulnerabilities.
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"To see three vulnerabilities, not just three vulnerabilities but three zero-days chained together to gain a one-click jailbreak is unprecedented," Lookout's vice president of security research and response Mike Murray told TechCrunch.
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" CISA noted in the directive that while it is "unaware of active exploitation of these vulnerabilities, once a patch has been publicly released, the underlying vulnerabilities can be reverse engineered to create an exploit.
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" CISA noted in the directive that while it is "unaware of active exploitation of these vulnerabilities, once a patch has been publicly released, the underlying vulnerabilities can be reverse engineered to create an exploit.
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Homeland Security told Wisconsin that the Russian government "scanned internet-connected election infrastructure likely seeking specific vulnerabilities such as access to voter registration databases, but the attempt to exploit vulnerabilities was unsuccessful," he said.
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Essentially, the team that collects information about system vulnerabilities in order to exploit them for espionage purposes will work alongside the team that collects information about vulnerabilities in order to shield US networks from cyberattacks.
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The first step to creating effective cooperation is enacting a robust and lasting Vulnerabilities Equities Process that spells out the need for governments to disclose network vulnerabilities to the private sector, rather than stockpiling them.
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Some vulnerabilities identified in previous versions of products continue to exist.
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But investors have more recently woken up to the country's vulnerabilities.
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Seven vulnerabilities have since been patched, according to the researchers' report.
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It deified the teen ruling elite all while exposing their vulnerabilities.
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And these vulnerabilities hint at larger threats to international maritime infrastructure.
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Minimizing your Bluetooth usage minimizes your exposure to very real vulnerabilities.
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New vulnerabilities and weaknesses in that layer are reported every year.
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However, only Tinitell watches were found not to contain security vulnerabilities.
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HPE said no "backdoor vulnerabilities" were discovered in the Russian review.
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The attacker finds and exploits web vulnerabilities on an organization's website.
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The guidelines lay out steps for recognizing and addressing ongoing vulnerabilities.
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In part, she waffled because she has some real political vulnerabilities.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have moved to exploit those vulnerabilities.
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Deeply rooted vulnerabilities like Spectre can be hard to stamp out.
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But all of them also see vulnerabilities that they can exploit.
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Updated business models may also be required to address internet vulnerabilities.
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That, he said, would also reduce vulnerabilities in America's longest war.
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Still, security researchers have published research for years on the vulnerabilities.
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That includes critics, who will probe more avidly the court's vulnerabilities.
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Same devices, same vulnerabilities, and even sometimes exactly same code inside.
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He found this particular security hole while investigating vulnerabilities with Censys.
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Ron Wyden, another privacy hawk, wrote to DHS about those vulnerabilities.
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I'm done with being afraid to know what our vulnerabilities are.
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The outcry over two chip vulnerabilities has reached Capitol Hill. Rep.
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"It's sophisticated, protects vulnerabilities and looks fabulous in photos," Meier says.
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How can nations spot and fix vulnerabilities faster than an adversary?
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Security vulnerabilities in the protocols (or cryptocurrencies) themselves also add risk.
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Even devices built with a security focus aren't immune to vulnerabilities.
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But again, there are strategic vulnerabilities embedded in this funding stream.
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And they developed three categories for the types of vulnerabilities found.
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Combining both vulnerabilities in a targeted attack would be extremely dangerous.
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They allow their actors to portray Jesus's vulnerabilities, uncertainties, and anxieties.
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On this show we focus on vulnerabilities in the banking sector.
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They contain the same basic electronics and thus the same vulnerabilities.
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The groups share cyber-threat information and potential vulnerabilities in vehicles.
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"It's sophisticated, protects vulnerabilities and looks fabulous in photos," Meier said.
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Several websites in the past have been hit with XSS vulnerabilities.
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This research becomes the latest to examine vulnerabilities in baseband firmware.
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These maritime modernization efforts don't only address sea-based security vulnerabilities.
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Finding and eradicating those vulnerabilities is an important aspect of cybersecurity.
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Still, Russia could be searching for vulnerabilities that could be exploited.
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Second, the United States urgently needs to address its own vulnerabilities.
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"I certainly don't think there are any vulnerabilities here," Sanders said.
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There aren't as many vulnerabilities in one's vanity at that point.
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This is where a look at vulnerabilities and risks become essential.
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Here are just a few of his major vulnerabilities right now.
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This endless enumeration of new vulnerabilities isn't a form of paranoia.
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Intel had initially fixed some of its MDS vulnerabilities in May.
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Exchanges built on top of it also had severe security vulnerabilities.
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These vulnerabilities have now exposed the Argentine currency to acute pressure.
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In total, this month's update fixes just under 30 known vulnerabilities.
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Greenpeace came here to point out some of the region's vulnerabilities.
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Asking hackers to help find vulnerabilities isn't exactly a new concept.
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It was subsequently reported that Confide had quickly addressed those vulnerabilities.
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And reducing vulnerabilities still doesn't fix, say, the password reuse problem.
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Both sites feature "bug bounties" — cash rewards for finding website vulnerabilities.
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Clinton's team is also taking a hard look at her vulnerabilities.
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And so vulnerabilities in New Zealand's government could have wider import.
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Most worryingly, Biden's vulnerabilities seem almost perfectly matched to Trump's strengths.
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If my computing system has 100 components, it has 10,000 vulnerabilities.
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Five vulnerabilities were in the kernel, the operating system's core code.
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He noted possible vulnerabilities in the system with staffing and infrastructure.
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We should be cleareyed about each Democratic contender's shortcomings and vulnerabilities.
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The Internet of Things will make exploitable vulnerabilities much more common.
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OPINION Coronavirus unmasks America's real national security vulnerabilities, by Brig. Gen.
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The system's vulnerabilities are real, but please do not stay home.
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"This disease is particularly aggressive against people with vulnerabilities," he said.
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Downplaying potential vulnerabilities is also, of course, a particularly American phenomenon.
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The state parties are taking steps to limit the phone vulnerabilities.
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And that's all because of the vulnerabilities of the human worker.
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The courts have traditionally not held software manufacturers liable for vulnerabilities.
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It's a harrowing tale about how media transformation creates global vulnerabilities.
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Iran's airstrike on Saudi oil sites exposed vulnerabilities around the region.
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If anybody understands that impeachment can create political vulnerabilities, it's Schiff.
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"Sometimes these vulnerabilities take place on the hardware, level," he said.
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Gayle leaned toward hypervigilance, painfully aware of Eli's vulnerabilities and defenselessness.
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And architects point out any building material comes with its vulnerabilities.
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These vulnerabilities are in the fundamentals of how the microprocessor operates.
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The charter leaves in an exemption for vulnerabilities acquired under NDAs.
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Another product is aimed at finding security vulnerabilities in a network.
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With the vulnerabilities they found, they could have shut it down.
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Gay-male couples also have vulnerabilities related to their gender socialization.
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There are serious vulnerabilities for the former vice president, for sure.
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Vulnerabilities have mostly been demonstrated in image and speech recognition systems.
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Information is one of our republic's greatest and most underappreciated vulnerabilities.
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Kocher was lead author on a paper that analyzed the vulnerabilities.
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Because of his lack of experience, knowledge and his financial vulnerabilities.
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In most states, the efforts only involved initial scanning for vulnerabilities.
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Apple, which patched the vulnerabilities, later confirmed the exploits targeted Uyghurs.
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Therefore, vulnerabilities are not due to the technology, but human error.
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Trump has too masterfully hacked the vulnerabilities in the conservative movement.
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Whether the president fully recognizes his own vulnerabilities is less certain.
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There has been no shortage of incidents demonstrating these questions' vulnerabilities.
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DJI executives reject the claims that its products post security vulnerabilities.
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The show reminds us of our own nakedness, our own vulnerabilities.
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He is also accused of destroying evidence that proves the vulnerabilities.
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As the order puts it, "foreign adversaries are increasingly creating and exploiting vulnerabilities in information and communications technology and services," and the "unrestricted acquisition or use" of hardware made by foreign adversaries makes those vulnerabilities worse.
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LAWMAKERS WANT TO TEST FOR ENERGY SECTOR SECURITY VULNERABILITIES: Senators want to create a federal pilot program to test for vulnerabilities in the energy sector, as concerns rise about cyber threats to the U.S. electric grid.
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The NSA loses no attack capabilities by disclosing the vulnerabilities it can't use, and doing so gets its numbers up; it's good PR. The vulnerabilities we care about are the ones in the Shadow Brokers data dump.
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Analysts said it affirmed Turkey's vulnerabilities on the balance of payments front.
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First, the discovery phase, where it finds vulnerabilities are in an application.
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The Equifax breach exposed vulnerabilities in how the companies keep data safe.
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He also holds the second global rank for discovering vulnerabilities on Twitter.
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There's a thriving underground market for security vulnerabilities in popular software platforms.
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Were these vulnerabilities handled in the way outlined by the previous administration?
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It's partly so brilliant because it understands the vulnerabilities of open societies.
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States' responses to the discovery of vulnerabilities in voting equipment have varied.
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It's important to note that Cybric's job is to simply find vulnerabilities.
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Both Equifax and Capital One say their breaches stemmed from unpatched vulnerabilities.
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Because we're putting more engineers on looking for bugs, looking for vulnerabilities.
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"He wanted to show the vulnerabilities inside the college network," said Smith.
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Top vulnerabilities included poor password management and unencrypted communications, per the report.
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Confide claims none of the recently reported security vulnerabilities have been breached.
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We know that the program presents significant vulnerabilities to our national security.
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CISA, the government's dedicated cybersecurity unit, said the device had serious vulnerabilities.
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Blackboard's Community Engagement platform had several vulnerabilities, including an information disclosure bug.
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Security researchers aren't the only ones worrying about vulnerabilities in voting machines.
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"It's a really long window on security vulnerabilities" after that, he said.
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Ormandy has previously discovered two other LastPass vulnerabilities that were quickly patched.
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N would fall because of cyber security vulnerabilities in its cardiac devices.
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That offers avenues for co-operation with other countries, but also vulnerabilities.
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Both vulnerabilities can be exploited by low-level hackers, said Muddy Waters.
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These alerts highlight vulnerabilities SEC staff has spotted while examining advisory practices.
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Symantec found vulnerabilities in 50 smart home devices in March of 2015.
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Your fridge will have vulnerabilities, and some features will stop working altogether.
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Regrettably, the information security industry thrives on the drama of devastating vulnerabilities.
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In fact, pcAnywhere's security vulnerabilities have been well-documented in the past.
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It noted that data vulnerabilities of this type are common yet preventable.
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In the early 20163s, researchers would disclose vulnerabilities to the vendors only.
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Other sites had vulnerabilities that could lead to personal information being stolen.
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SoftBank Robotics said it had already identified the vulnerabilities and fixed them.
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There's not a clear distinction between people with vulnerabilities and people without.
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The outcome could encourage them to keep searching for vulnerabilities to exploit.
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And the candidates on the debate stage have their share of vulnerabilities.
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A number of vulnerabilities also allowed access to the sites' full databases.
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We are following our well-established process to investigate and disclose vulnerabilities.
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After the attacks, the company conducted a review that revealed several vulnerabilities.
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A reluctance to go looking for vulnerabilities, however, would be a problem.
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Is it realistic that someone like Elliot would have undisclosed Android vulnerabilities?
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And with such a large footprint, there are lots of potential vulnerabilities.
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The vulnerabilities behind Thunderstrike 2 were patched with OS X Yosemite v10.10.
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Our physical security is threatened by vulnerabilities in our electronic information systems.
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The company said it had planned to make vulnerabilities public next week.
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It received around 200 reports of vulnerabilities and paid $75,000 in bounties.
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The vulnerabilities also affect the cloud systems of Amazon, Google and Apple.
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The left is engaged in a coordinated crusade to preserve election vulnerabilities.
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This doesn't invalidate fears of election vulnerabilities, but it does amplify them.
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The efforts largely consisted of hacking preparations, such as testing for vulnerabilities.
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Different devices are affected by different sets of vulnerabilities encapsulated by Blueborne.
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But does any of these vulnerabilities get broached by Holt or Quijano?
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Concerns over the vulnerabilities of the top tier candidates are certainly warranted.
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Beyond security vulnerabilities, the way these companies treat data is worth considering.
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Without conducting a thorough due diligence process, Marriott unknowingly inherited Starwood's vulnerabilities.
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The British government has cited compromising vulnerabilities in the Huawei supply chain.
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The incident put the spotlight on vulnerabilities of federal networks and systems.
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Samsung confirmed it was also affected by the vulnerabilities in late August.
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But the vulnerabilities of patients and their families aren't the only problem.
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Nohl said the vulnerabilities he found with travel databases are not new.
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Adobe said via email that it patched the vulnerabilities in June 2016.
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Security experts have also noticed vulnerabilities in Apple's products in recent years.
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Four of the vulnerabilities were blocked by comprehensive updates on March 14.
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The charter leaves in an exemption for vulnerabilities acquired under such agreements.
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But the true causes of those vulnerabilities are distinctly local in nature.
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If Hillary had a normal opponent, her vulnerabilities would be more glaring.
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Perrin is the founder of the Council to Reduce Known Cyber Vulnerabilities.
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The cast revealed and confronted their vulnerabilities in a game of admissions.
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"The vulnerabilities that we know of … we've not completely addressed," he said.
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Kryptowire disclosed 33 vulnerabilities in Samsung devices, stemming from six preinstalled apps.
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As a result, attackers are increasingly improving their handling of known vulnerabilities.
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St. Jude created a software patch that reduced the risk of vulnerabilities.
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What systemic vulnerabilities, for instance, with respect to cybersecurity, enabled Russia's actions?
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Google also dismissed the documents, saying most of the vulnerabilities were outdated.
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There are other types of memory unsafety vulnerabilities with C/C++, though.
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Johnson said he worries about the "vulnerabilities" in state voter registration databases.
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I will then ask for a plan to immediately protect those vulnerabilities.
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The first is that these vulnerabilities affect embedded computers in consumer devices.
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Yeah, that's all true, but Biden still has a ton of vulnerabilities.
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Basically, working outside secure office environments opens the door to network vulnerabilities.
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There have been several security vulnerabilities affecting iPhones in the news recently.
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Install the updated software immediately in case any security vulnerabilities were patched.
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Over time, of course, these vulnerabilities get discovered and used against users.
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Of more concern, though, was our hacking test, which uncovered several vulnerabilities.
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"It becomes problematic when you start trading on people's vulnerabilities," Calo continued.
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Or it could produce massive unemployment, and provide new vulnerabilities to hacking.
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They have significant vulnerabilities that can be exploited with minimal actual coordination.
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Facebook said it had fixed the vulnerabilities and notified law enforcement officials.
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So identifying similar vulnerabilities in our favorite superstars has a special appeal.
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Toyota has confirmed that the cryptographic vulnerabilities the researchers found are real.
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It means experts can check under the hood for vulnerabilities and flaws.
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CISA also issued a directive, compelling federal agencies to patch the vulnerabilities.
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One of the vulnerabilities, dubbed Meltdown, is known to affect Intel chips.
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Updating software to protect against the two vulnerabilities hasn't been without incident.
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Foreign financing is less stable and often involves currency risk, amplifying vulnerabilities.
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The other two vulnerabilities that surfaced Monday may have a wider impact.
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Still, Mr. Biden's advisers are aware that Hunter Biden carries political vulnerabilities.
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The research firm said the vulnerabilities were fixed after it contacted TikTok.
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The vulnerabilities discovered by Check Point are likely to compound those concerns.
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"Ensuring vulnerabilities can be mitigated is an absolute priority," Ms. Neuberger said.
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On Wednesday, they released a video purportedly demonstrating four more security vulnerabilities.
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Reducing these vulnerabilities will be key to stabilising or improving their ratings.
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Other identifiers also lend themselves to targeting people's vulnerabilities in obvious ways.
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Any election system connected to the internet creates potential vulnerabilities for elections.
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Action points: As with cyber protection, firms need to test for vulnerabilities.
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When you have growth like that, you have a buildup of vulnerabilities.
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"Vulnerabilities in the U.S. financial system remain moderate on balance," it said.
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It pointed to vulnerabilities in the way we engineer buildings for earthquakes.
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Clinton and Trump expose — and could, perhaps, exploit — each other's vulnerabilities perfectly.
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We've patched the vulnerabilities that he reported, as well as their variants.
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Part of what makes us human is our finitude, our creaturely vulnerabilities.
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Also, Elliot has these Apache Struts vulnerabilities, and security bulletin s2-016.
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And more sophisticated attackers may still find and exploit currently unknown vulnerabilities.
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And cyberattacks don't necessarily rely on leveraging or introducing vulnerabilities into systems.
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Each team has been tasked with designing a tool that can tear apart software, look for vulnerabilities, and then secure them against attack—while at the same time using the vulnerabilities they discover to attack the opposing teams.
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This week, they released details about the specific vulnerabilities they found, including one case where they mix several of those vulnerabilities together to hijack a Universal Robot factory robot, making it lurch about and be a potential threat.
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" The FTC also seeks "detailed data on the specific mobile devices they have offered for sale to consumers since August 2013" and "the vulnerabilities that have affected those devices; and whether and when the company patched such vulnerabilities.
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Within hours of Google linking the zero-day vulnerabilities to attacks targeting North Koreans, Kaspersky was able to match two of the vulnerabilities—one in Windows, one in Internet Explorer—with those it has specifically tied to DarkHotel.
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The weapon wielded was called STUXNET, a sophisticated assembly of computer code leveraging multiple zero-day exploits — vulnerabilities referring to a hole in software that is unknown to the vendor — and other vulnerabilities embedded in the target system.
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Security researcher Ian Beer drove that point home just about a year ago when he found 30 different iOS vulnerabilities while working for Project Zero, Google's team of elite hackers tasked with finding vulnerabilities in competitors' (and Google) products.
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The FCC sent a letter to mobile carriers, citing "a growing number of vulnerabilities … that threaten the security and integrity of a user's device and all the personal, sensitive data on it," and asking how carriers address those vulnerabilities.
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Internal emails show KSU's technology staff acknowledged the elections system had "40+ critical vulnerabilities" in October 2016, but when Lamb and a colleague checked the website more than six months after his original discovery, he says, the vulnerabilities remained.
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If new vulnerabilities are brought to our attention, we will assess them in accordance with our processes as developed pursuant to FDA guidelines Medtronic provides updates on security vulnerabilities and provides its full statements on device security issues here.
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"Computerized voting presents a known set of risks and vulnerabilities, and because legacy systems are still in the field, these vulnerabilities are still there," says Marian Schneider, president of the nonprofit Verified Voting, which promotes election system best practices.
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On June 16th the IMF warned of re-emerging "vulnerabilities" in Pakistan's economy.
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Address remaining vulnerabilities, and be ready if a serious slowdown were to materialize.
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They're all riddled with security vulnerabilities, and the extra features aren't worth it.
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They're all riddled with security vulnerabilities, and the extra features aren't worth it.
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It also notes that common tools were used and known vulnerabilities were exploited.
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It turns out that many popular hacking tools are themselves riddled with vulnerabilities.
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"Does your company profile include zero-day vulnerabilities R&D?" the letter reads.
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Intel found the vulnerabilities after conducting a security audit spurred by recent research.
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Waze's parent, Google, has also faced criticism of its vulnerabilities, particularly around Android.
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This week, a pair of vulnerabilities broke basic security for practically all computers.
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Usually vulnerabilities in software are accidents or mistakes—flaws that shouldn't be there.
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"Eventually these vulnerabilities are not going to be secret any longer," Rice said.
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The two vulnerabilities were reported by Trend Micro, and will never be patched.
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The fallout of the widespread Meltdown and Spectre processor vulnerabilities continued this week.
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Huawei characterized the vulnerabilities as "mistakes" rather than deliberate inclusions in the equipment.
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Nothing stops the hackers from continually trying to find and exploit new vulnerabilities.
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When she does reveal her vulnerabilities, she apologizes for them, unnecessarily but endearingly.
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The U.S. government reports that it discloses 91 percent of newly discovered vulnerabilities.
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But forensics companies have been relying on other vulnerabilities to access phone data.
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And while it's easy to see potential benefits, there are also new vulnerabilities.
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A massive dump of software vulnerabilities by WikiLeaks has sent security experts scrambling.
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It's one of the things that keeps me working toward finding more vulnerabilities.
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The new vulnerabilities are built into Intel hardware and go by various names.
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But there are still basic and important vulnerabilities hiding in our daily lives.
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Despite its $11.8 billion profits in 503, GM continues to have severe vulnerabilities.
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Phones aren't just vulnerabilities; they're also powerful tools for documenting and sharing events.
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There are other vulnerabilities for creators that exist outside of bad actors, too.
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Bug bounties are common — a way of rewarding people who report software vulnerabilities.
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Like reporting vulnerabilities responsibly then getting in a load of shit for it.
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It also identifies security vulnerabilities for corporate customers in rival systems from Oracle.
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For now, there aren't any confirmed attacks on Microsoft customers exploiting the vulnerabilities.
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His vulnerabilities come into play as he interacts with his deaf classmate Sam.
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CyberMDX disclosed the vulnerabilities to Becton Dickinson in November and to federal regulators.
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Previous vulnerabilities include weak encryption issues with a keyboard made specifically by Microsoft.
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But the US also hoarded security vulnerabilities for years to use as cyberweapons.
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He did not test the vulnerabilities out of fear of committing a crime.
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And they found 8,000 different vulnerabilities inside the code of the cardiac devices.
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Hopefully, the hacking community will not become enthralled with searching for hardware vulnerabilities.
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Every system has its vulnerabilities, but certainly one of ours is the presidency.
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These vulnerabilities include being more exposed to international capital flows, especially in dollars.
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HackerGiraffe said their attacks are more about exposing vulnerabilities than promoting Kjellberg's channel.
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Further, systems would be subject to new potential vulnerabilities and risks of abuse.
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Policy, political and investment decisions create risks that increase people's vulnerabilities and exposure.
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But a lot of people just want to keep zero-day vulnerabilities secret.
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The risk is that these will recreate the vulnerabilities of cross-border pipelines.
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All hardware and software have security vulnerabilities, so that doesn't seem particularly malicious.
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Thanks to these vulnerabilities, that deal could be in peril, according to Bloomberg.
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In each case, both companies fixed the vulnerabilities when contacted by BuzzFeed News.
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Major strides have been made in preventing compiler flaws, but many vulnerabilities remain.
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Ultimately, email technology is old and complicated, which opens it up to vulnerabilities.
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It's the second set of vulnerabilities in as many months released by CyberMDX.
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"We're seeing these really low-hanging vulnerabilities that keep popping up," Wardle says.
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"It's sophisticated, protects vulnerabilities and looks fabulous in photos," she shared with PEOPLE.
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And every month Google's Android security update fixes previously unknown, critical security vulnerabilities.
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Most of its processors manufactured after 1995 include the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities.
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There's a troubling irony in finding security vulnerabilities in these personal safety devices.
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It may also conjure our infant vulnerabilities and post-birth fears of abandonment.
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"We took it for granted and kind of ignored the vulnerabilities," said Harrison.
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Third, these applications must not use passwords, which are themselves major security vulnerabilities.
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The vulnerabilities are still active as of the time of this article's publication.
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But their dependence on computer systems and susceptibility to cyberattacks add new vulnerabilities.
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An Intel representative declined to comment on the vulnerabilities described in c't magazine.
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Dan Perrin is the founder of the Council to Reduce Known Cyber Vulnerabilities.
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Tesla has taken a pro-active approach to identify vulnerabilities in their system.
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Vulnerabilities like Moe's are moving quickly from the rare to the extremely common.
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And the site has already helped other large porn sites fix critical vulnerabilities.
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Lenovo didn't have much to say about the vulnerabilities, besides confirming their existence.
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One analyst said it affirmed Turkey's vulnerabilities on the balance of payments front.
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" She added that Trump "notices vulnerabilities with people and will go for that.
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If you can't trust someone with your vulnerabilities, it's time to say goodbye.
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The data dump included vulnerabilities for firewalls manufactured by Cisco, Fortinet, and others.
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Meaning, if you flagged no vulnerabilities, you could be eligible for a bonus.
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This month's Android security bulletin lists 42 separate vulnerabilities, including eight critical bugs.
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This provides attackers with an exceptional opportunity to target systems through unknown vulnerabilities.
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Addressing these vulnerabilities and rethinking our cyber approach must be priorities as Gen.
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Decisions to retain vulnerabilities must be reconsidered every year, according to the charter.
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Apple recently launched its own bug bounty to encourage disclosure of such vulnerabilities.
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These genetic traits may present vulnerabilities that could be exploited with future insecticides.
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Trump's top vulnerabilities — tax returns, birther comments, comments about women — were all broached.
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"There are tons of vulnerabilities still left, we are sure," Mr. Bos said.
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Despite the gag on the researchers, discussion about the vulnerabilities began to leak.
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He has been using his power to preserve vulnerabilities and lawlessness in elections.
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She reportedly collected information on how the groups guard against potential cyber vulnerabilities.
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Current financial system vulnerabilities are at a "moderate level," the Fed has said.
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Software and hardware vulnerabilities are one means by which your networks are compromised.
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It's used to determine how information about such vulnerabilities is shared more widely.
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And it will start a bounty program to reward users who spot vulnerabilities.
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But have any of these vulnerabilities been broached by Raddatz, Cooper, Holt, Quijano?
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Congress has taken more interest ever since significant vulnerabilities were exposed in 2016.
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"And governments certainly shouldn't consider adding such vulnerabilities on purpose," the organization added.
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Visa added two offerings that proactively look for its clients' vulnerabilities to fraud.
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There are generally no means to report security vulnerabilities when they are found.
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That would entail closing security vulnerabilities in transportation and immigration systems, it said.
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By conventional political standards, Mr. Trump's vulnerabilities heading into a debate are enormous.
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Russia actors and others are exploring vulnerabilities in our critical infrastructure as well.
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Libra skeptics have largely focused on consumer protection concerns and money-laundering vulnerabilities.
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It really says that the market has a lot more vulnerabilities this year.
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The only solution is not to create these vulnerabilities in the first place.
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Both vulnerabilities target Windows machines and both have already been patched by Microsoft.
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Selling unknown vulnerabilities has become a lucrative business in the last few years.
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Citizen Lab claims, however, that not all of the vulnerabilities have been addressed.
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These vulnerabilities have the potential to leave this information exposed if exploited correctly.
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JB: A security research firm comes and tries to find vulnerabilities in Confide.
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The private internet connecting the world's mobile phone operators remains replete with vulnerabilities.
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Vulcan's ultimate mission is to help companies remediate security vulnerabilities from their infrastructure.
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Both of these banks use products from cybersecurity company AlienVault for detecting vulnerabilities.
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Seven of these vulnerabilities were found in Safari, the iPhone's default web browser.
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The company will actually pay people to identify and notify it of vulnerabilities.
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These should incorporate an analysis of a combination of threats, vulnerabilities and consequences.
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Security experts frequently discover vulnerabilities in consumer electronics, but this case is exceptional.
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There may be some benefits to an increased sensitivity to students' psychological vulnerabilities.
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Officers are trained to talk to the women about their traumas and vulnerabilities.
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And does the new program have similar vulnerabilities the United States can exploit?
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Then we learned that the Google+ vulnerabilities were worse than we initially knew.
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The vulnerabilities can be surprisingly simple and can emanate even from outdated equipment.
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Vulnerabilities like that one could have, and should have, been fixed years ago.
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Pretty much uniformly, security experts believe we ought to disclose and fix vulnerabilities.
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The vulnerabilities in the Shadow Brokers data dump are definitely not NOBUS-level.
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As these systems become interconnected, vulnerabilities in one lead to attacks against others.
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Republican leaders are open to that solution, because they have their own vulnerabilities.
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The vulnerabilities affect iOS 10 through to the current iOS 12 software version.
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Hackers here are also demonstrating potential vulnerabilities in voting machines used by Americans.
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Hitters, for example, get hot or cold and sometimes develop late-season vulnerabilities.
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Those methods have their own security vulnerabilities, though they're less susceptible to hackers.
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The team found five "separate, complete and unique" exploit chains using 14 vulnerabilities.
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Researchers ultimately did find malware in the wild, which used these product vulnerabilities.
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"I look at that as an opportunity to close some vulnerabilities," Pekoske said.
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The attackers figured out how to exploit three separate vulnerabilities in Facebook's code.
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The company said it had planned to make vulnerabilities public the following week.
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Most of the targeting involved preparations for hacking, such as probing for vulnerabilities.
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That doesn't mean accelerating growth and reduced unemployment doesn't help limit Republican vulnerabilities.
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McCarthy said Army Cyber Command is assisting in a review into potential vulnerabilities.
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Its interagency approach is susceptible to a fractured understanding of vulnerabilities and threats.
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The revelations last week sent the computer industry scrambling to patch those vulnerabilities.
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Despite these potential vulnerabilities, Bloomberg appears ready to give it a go anyway.
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The company did not immediately comment on whether any vulnerabilities had been patched.
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The site says it protects your information by regularly scanning for security vulnerabilities.
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They fear that Turkey could share those vulnerabilities with Russia, among other concerns.
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Too often, companies ignore, or worse, try to hide the discovery of vulnerabilities.
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American operatives helped locate target accounts, discover their vulnerabilities and cue up cyberattacks.
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The vulnerabilities of those two economies were partly caused by climbing property prices.
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So far Intel is not aware of exploits based on the two vulnerabilities.
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But that's just one of the vulnerabilities Apple (AAPL) addressed in iOS 12.2.
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It enables an approach that confronts Tehran where it counts: its domestic vulnerabilities.
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The sharing of such information increases the system's — and the car's — security vulnerabilities.
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Nearly all of his major vulnerabilities (except his Canadian birthplace) got ample airtime.
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It reassures us that our vulnerabilities are meant to be celebrated, not hidden.
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His popularity in the state tanked, something that highlighted several of his vulnerabilities.
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The saga up until today...On January 2nd, The Register revealed that Intel CPUs were subject to serious security vulnerabilities and that the causes of those vulnerabilities were rooted in features of the CPUs that were fundamental to their performance.
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The bill would also require vendors who sell IoT devices to the government to certify that their product has no known security vulnerabilities at the time it is sold, and take responsibility for issuing patches if vulnerabilities are discovered later.
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A 2014 report found that 20 of Amazon's top 25 best-selling routers for small business and home office use had security vulnerabilities that could be exploited—vulnerabilities that were publicly documented on the web in a third of those cases.
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"We see that the average ratio is that more than one vulnerability being publicly disclosed every day, and 10 percent of those are critical vulnerabilities, vulnerabilities that allow someone remotely to gain access to your device and control it," Sharabani said.
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That's why hackers rarely have to come up with their own sexy new vulnerabilities and exploits—there are almost always countless out-of-date computers that can be targeted by old vulnerabilities that leave the doors wide open for attackers.
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WhatsApp disclosed 12 security vulnerabilities last year, according to the US National Vulnerabilities Database, sparking questions about the security of the app amid reports that Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos&apos phone was hacked by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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No, Diana definitely doesn't have the same witticisms as Liz, or the same vulnerabilities.
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The researchers said they reported the vulnerabilities to the VR developers, which fixed them.
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The vulnerabilities, nicknamed Meltdown and Spectre, can cause data to leak from kernel memory.
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In the property sector, for example, regulators have taken steps to address potential vulnerabilities.
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"An attacker with high skill would be able to exploit these vulnerabilities," DHS said.
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WinVotes were decertified by Virginia's election board in 2015 because of their security vulnerabilities.
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Companies hire them to invade systems and spot security-related vulnerabilities from the inside.
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The region's vulnerabilities extend beyond physical aspects, such as the adjacent rivers, Mora said.
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This way companies don't have to open up vulnerabilities by sending Reflect security credentials.
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Department of Homeland Security officials declined to say which manufacturers have the underlying vulnerabilities.
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The move is largely for security reasons: Researchers regularly find dangerous vulnerabilities in Flash.
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"There are other instances in which customers' internal vulnerabilities have been exploited," SWIFT said.
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Travel up Ford's supply chain from the Dearborn plant, and the vulnerabilities become apparent.
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The law should enable researchers to honestly report any weaknesses or vulnerabilities they detect.
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It will also help people spot inefficiencies, weaknesses, and vulnerabilities to manipulation and misinformation.
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The bottom line: Furloughing cybersecurity staff creates both short-term and long-term vulnerabilities.
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Certainties that are unpredictable (like vulnerabilities) tend to have derivative markets form around them.
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Over the course of a month, hackers working with the company found 138 vulnerabilities.
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So far, they have resolved over 37,000 security vulnerabilities for more than 700 customers.
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Apple and Asurion fixed the vulnerabilities after BuzzFeed News shared the security researchers' findings.
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Still, vulnerabilities exist in any smart device, so recognize the risks before going online.
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Take for example the recent series of microprocessor vulnerabilities at Intel and other companies.
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Bad actors are intentionally exploiting the vulnerabilities that these massive companies have laid bare.
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Uncertainties relating to protectionism, vulnerabilities in emerging markets, and financial market volatility remain prominent.
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These vulnerabilities can make jail incarceration a more fraught and traumatizing place for women.
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There are a handful of these that cover most of the vulnerabilities that exist.
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Vulnerabilities are an unavoidable consequence of this complexity and we are stuck with them.
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Iceland has taken significant steps in reducing its external vulnerabilities and removing capital controls.
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It's not just the brutal honesty that makes Paris relatable — it's also her vulnerabilities.
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Hikvision has said the alleged security vulnerabilities were bugs that have since been fixed.
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Most vulnerabilities appear in shady apps installed through unofficial channels, or in older code.
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Hurricane Sandy laid bare the city's inherent vulnerabilities in the face of natural disaster.
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It has gone well and we've been able to find vulnerabilities and fix them.
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We don't need to consult research to see the vulnerabilities of electronic voting systems.
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But machines, their communications protocols, software, rules and exposed APIs will always have vulnerabilities.
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The two vulnerabilities, both affecting computer processors across the globe, were disclosed on Jan.
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For starters, Sonatype has a database of open source dependency vulnerabilities called OSS Index.
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But it completely contradicts his 53 personal goal to help fix Facebook's gaping vulnerabilities.
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In June the research firm found vulnerabilities in a widely used medical infusion pump.
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We asked Chris Hopfensperger, the group's executive director, how to prepare for those vulnerabilities.
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The vulnerabilities of sport betting to fraud has changed over the last 10 years.
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What are the greatest vulnerabilities in terms of being prepared on a community level?
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The incidents also reveal some vulnerabilities in Russia's preparedness for war in the region.
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But, but but: Intel says it has been looking around for other, similar vulnerabilities.
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MACCALLUM: So, the couple areas that people say are potential vulnerabilities for the president.
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We propose three actions that address the critical cyber vulnerabilities our nation faces: 85033.
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When the lump sum is more of a windfall, look first to fixing vulnerabilities.
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Indeed, she has well-known vulnerabilities, as all of our home email servers do.
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A Clinton spokeswoman accused Trump of projecting his own "vulnerabilities" onto his Democratic opponent.
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"The U.S. election has reinforced existing vulnerabilities," the central bank said in its report.
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That helps ensure you're not leaving your phone open to known — and patched — vulnerabilities.
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Through HackerOne, some $7.7 million has been paid out to address XSS vulnerabilities alone.
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States stood out for Arendt as a beacon of hope, she saw vulnerabilities in
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Challenge hackers to see who can crack the system and where the vulnerabilities lie.
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Agencies must inform companies of other security vulnerabilities to allow them to be patched.
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According to Singer, many of those vulnerabilities were introduced early in the supply chain.
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As the sun meets Saturn on Wednesday, other people's vulnerabilities become clear to you.
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"By doing this, Trump and his organization created multiple vulnerabilities for themselves," Barsky said.
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Professional hackers work to keep people safe by finding security vulnerabilities before criminals do.
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The project will allow anyone to inspect the hardware for security vulnerabilities and backdoors.
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Compounding these risks, systems are often riddled with security vulnerabilities—both known and unknown.
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The researchers said Intel had chosen an ineffective way to address its chip vulnerabilities.
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Second, schools need to determine where their security vulnerabilities are and address those issues.
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These vulnerabilities related to exploits released by a group known as The Shadow Brokers.
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Security researchers have a long history of revealing stunning vulnerabilities in internet-connected devices.
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That's how many vulnerabilities researchers have found with 5G networks in a new report.
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Genetic tests are used to find the precise vulnerabilities of a particular patient's cancer.
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Even well designed, complex privacy systems can contain vulnerabilities and cannot offer perfect protection.
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One enduring challenge is fostering communication from industry to the government about cyber vulnerabilities.
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The agency will also begin regularly monitoring election supervisors' networks to check for vulnerabilities.
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We want more transparency and information-sharing from industry about vulnerabilities across the board.
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The individuals who gravitate toward violent extremist ideologies tend to have similar emotional vulnerabilities.
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She was transparent about her own vulnerabilities, which made her endearing to the audience.
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Humans are already divided into different groups or classes, with relative advantages and vulnerabilities.
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Clinton's vulnerabilities appear so disqualifying that her supporters should never consider voting for her.
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But theft is not the only way government-owned vulnerabilities can escape federal control.
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They also found five additional 5G vulnerabilities that carried over from 3G and 4G.
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And so, companies operate software while (hopefully) fully aware vulnerabilities will be lurking inside.
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And Gleg may disclose medical software vulnerabilities, but "for money of course," Gurkin added.
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What they're saying: Viceroy Research claims the vulnerabilities should be enough to bankrupt AMD.
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The NSO Group appears to have marketed the vulnerabilities as a product called Pegasus.
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So many of the Russians interference efforts are about exploiting vulnerabilities in our society.
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Of course, there's no guarantee that hackers at Pwn2Own Vancouver will find any vulnerabilities.
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Dig deeper: Walker discusses his office's work on security and assessing vulnerabilities more broadly.
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The bottom line: Vulnerabilities to cyberattacks that technology and microgrids introduce must be addressed.
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The C-Suite has always been driven by risk and profitability, not patching vulnerabilities.
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Any vulnerabilities discovered after that date would therefore be left for hackers to exploit.
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Think of "hacking" in the cyber context as a short-hand for exploiting vulnerabilities.
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Improving cybersecurity for the long run requires doing everything possible to eliminate exploitable vulnerabilities.
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Biden has shown some vulnerabilities -- most urgently, his lack of support from young voters.
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But their strategies aren't without risk, either, reflecting broader vulnerabilities in the global economy.
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Lawmakers also want to make sure they understand future vulnerabilities in the supply chain.
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The news underscored the vulnerabilities that have come with Qatar's sudden rise to prominence.
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The $380 million that Congress allotted recently mostly went to funding assessments of vulnerabilities.
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The attack used computer vulnerabilities revealed in documents leaked from America's National Security Agency.
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This week, Britain released a report critical of the security vulnerabilities presented by Huawei.
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"The most attention I got was when I tapped into my vulnerabilities," he said.
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But the vibe is weepy, and our vulnerabilities are especially sensitive at this time.
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The Vermont senator has long brushed off political vulnerabilities and evaded attacks from rivals.
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Republicans and Democrats alike have suggested that the Trump administration's response has exposed vulnerabilities.
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That makes CVE-2020-0601 one of the most severe vulnerabilities in recent memory.
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"Hackers are resourceful criminals who are constantly looking to exploit any vulnerabilities," he said.
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Times Insider Our cybersecurity reporter answers questions about hackers, Burisma and vulnerabilities in November.
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And those who did were too busy finding normal software vulnerabilities to examine microprocessors.
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This delay blindsided DHS, which regularly provides guidance of how to address such vulnerabilities.
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But both men have serious political vulnerabilities and neither has Mr. Bloomberg's financial resources.
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"Any human being is going to have situational vulnerabilities throughout their lives," Hassan said.
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In that time, hackers discovered 138 patchable vulnerabilities within the DOD's public-facing systems.
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This included creating a process so others could report vulnerabilities without fear of prosecution.
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It also seems willing to take advantage of vulnerabilities in the U.S. political system.
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"Locking eyes would expose my vulnerabilities, and I'd either cry or laugh," she said.
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There are lots of ways to hack a PC. You can exploit software vulnerabilities.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) first warned of the cyber vulnerabilities in July.
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But party officials are wary of some potential vulnerabilities that this debate re-emphasized.
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The new Cyber Threat Response Alliance is charged with identifying and reducing network vulnerabilities.
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Mr. Henry, though, is parasitic, feeding on the vulnerabilities offered to him so gamely.
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Qualified participants will then try to identify vulnerabilities in Pentagon applications, websites and networks.
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Even if the vulnerabilities were small, you do not want to take any chances.
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It's a strike against the gaslighting world that distrusts women and ignores their vulnerabilities.
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It's expected to contain Arm's Cortex-A75 core, which is affected by the vulnerabilities.
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Patches to prevent exploits of the two vulnerabilities have already caused a few issues.
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What are the emotional vulnerabilities of the person and how can I exploit that?
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Yet many others involved vulnerabilities difficult to spot, particularly in the chaos of confrontation.
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But "Insecure" allows Molly to have the same faults and vulnerabilities as anyone else.
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Such an agency should highlight China's manifold weaknesses, vulnerabilities and abuses of human rights.
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The best executives also are aware of their own vulnerabilities and fears, she said.
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"Overall vulnerabilities in the U.S. financial system remain moderate on balance," the report said.
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Vulnerabilities may, however, gradually build up over the course of the next 12 months.
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Experts have said that they anticipate patches for the vulnerabilities to slow down computers.
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The Government Accountability Office warned the SEC about its cyber vulnerabilities in April 2016.
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While space-based systems enhance military operations and civilian networks, they also expose vulnerabilities.
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But the truth is, that's last minute jerry-rigging with vulnerabilities of its own.
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Unfortunately, there are systems in today's games that prey on vulnerabilities in our psychology.
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Nevertheless, single-party Republican rule is over and Trump's foreign policy has serious vulnerabilities.
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Organizers gave participants "clones" of state election websites with vulnerabilities inserted by the organizers.
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Some vulnerabilities can also be used to extract files from the hacker's own server.
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However, because of the number of vulnerabilities, it is expected to take hours or days to figure out if they vulnerabilities are all real, what has and hasn't been patched, and of the newly discovered issues, which need the most urgent attention.
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While it may be tempting to place gullible users as the common problem in the spread of disinformation, this relieves pressure from the platforms themselves, which designed their systems with terrible vulnerabilities, and remained asleep at the wheel as those vulnerabilities were exploited.
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The security community is still reeling from the discoveries of the Meltdown and Spectre computer vulnerabilities, and now it seems that a rash of new hardware vulnerabilities called MasterKey, RyzenFall, Fallout and Chimera have been found in the past few months, too.
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Researchers have also exposed vulnerabilities in Barbie smart-toys, that would allow hackers to eavesdrop on conversations, The lesson: As a consumer, we rely on security researchers to uncover vulnerabilities in systems and particular companies so that we can make informed decisions.
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Additionally, the bill would also direct the State Department to set up a public Vulnerability Disclosure Program (VDP) to provide guidelines for security researchers to follow when looking for and reporting vulnerabilities and to establish procedures at the department for fixing those vulnerabilities.
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Google's platform to deal with bugs and unpatched vulnerabilities had a bug that allowed a security researcher to see a full list of known, unpatched vulnerabilities within Google, creating a kind of bug inception that could have led to more damaging hacks.
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Sixty years ago, London learned the hard way the vulnerabilities of relying on external financing.
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More than 500 researchers have participated in the program so far, discovering over 700 vulnerabilities.
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Software adapts to the data we feed it, catering, perhaps, to our own individual vulnerabilities.
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Many commercial satellites are "riddled with security vulnerabilities", says Gregory Falco, an expert at MIT.
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When you think of a standard hacker toolkit, software vulnerabilities and malware come to mind.
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I've written a record that reveals my vulnerabilities, and I have found strength in that.
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Microsoft has since voiced its frustration with governments for "stockpiling" vulnerabilities for their own interests.
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Fixing those vulnerabilities has required patching processors in ways that can slightly slow them down.
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A new bill would help bring accountability to how the NSA deals with those vulnerabilities.
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Despite the best intentions of smartphone manufacturers, vulnerabilities are found which could let attackers in.
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"We [want to] make sure there no other security issues or vulnerabilities there," he said.
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Technology companies commonly pay bounties to scrupulous hackers to find security vulnerabilities in their systems.
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Global trade tensions and high levels of household debt continue to be vulnerabilities, CMHC cautioned.
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He's a true outsider with profound general election vulnerabilities and iconoclastic views on core issues.
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It also outlined a number of vulnerabilities which will not be included in the program.
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Intel has been hit with three class action lawsuits over to the vulnerabilities since Wednesday.
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Some security researchers have found vulnerabilities with the machines some Americans will use to vote.
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These vulnerabilities are fully operational, and can be successfully exploited, as demonstrated in our research.
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Intel has already been hit by at least three class-action lawsuits over these vulnerabilities.
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A Chinese security team successfully hacked a Tesla Model S, and demonstrated several security vulnerabilities.
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Memory safety errors are a key part of well over 50 percent of the vulnerabilities.
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The lack of diversity in the computing business turns such vulnerabilities into a systemic problem.
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" Hill said Knight's vote for the GOP tax reform is "one of his biggest vulnerabilities.
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When we become aware of vulnerabilities, we aim to fix them in a timely fashion.
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However, Facebook does indeed have serious vulnerabilities and pays hackers a bounty for discovering them.
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Intel didn't report the flaws to US authorities because hackers hadn't exploited the vulnerabilities yet.
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Unlike most previous threats, all these vulnerabilities attack a computer's hardware, rather than its software.
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That means he notified Canon of the vulnerabilities he discovered, and they issued a fix.
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Immune to his bullying, she has emerged as a powerful emblem of Mr Trump's vulnerabilities.
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Both the phishing attack and the WSJ report highlighted the vulnerabilities in Google's permissions system.
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He called on officials at all levels of government to identify and eliminate similar vulnerabilities.
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The ideologies give them more of a sense of control and it masks their vulnerabilities.
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That program helps states identify potential system vulnerabilities and makes recommendations based on its findings.
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BHU routers have also been found to have "multiple critical vulnerabilities" in a 2016 report.
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With earlier cases, the FBI's broad NIT attacks had used already known and patched vulnerabilities.
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Hackers thrive on vulnerabilities, and they're already starting to take advantage of unprotected autonomous vehicles.
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During this time, not enough people understood the importance of application security and remediating vulnerabilities.
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Updated with comment from Outdoor Tech spokesperson, and that when the vulnerabilities are now fixed.
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The world's cybersecurity capability is not able to advance in line with the growing vulnerabilities.
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But vulnerabilities in IOT hardware can also cause serious problems of the entire internet infrastructure.
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"There are vulnerabilities around every corner," said a long time foreign investor who requested anonymity.
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The United Kingdom reviews all Huawei products to make sure there are no security vulnerabilities.
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In recent times, popular browsers like Microsoft's Internet Explorer have suffered from such pivotal vulnerabilities.
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Bank Bangladesh has alleged that a botched upgrade of its system left vulnerabilities in it.
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Vivek Arya from Bank of America asked a question without mentioning the vulnerabilities by name.
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Why it matters: The vulnerabilities, called Meltdown and Spectre, are found in most processors today.
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As any security expert will tell you, there are always more undiscovered vulnerabilities out there.
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In the United States, there is a policy called the Vulnerabilities Equities Process, or VEP.
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Potential areas of focus: Securing the Internet of things and addressing election vulnerabilities, for starters.
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Dig Deeper: A good explainer on the vulnerabilities and who is affected is offered here.
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White hats hack to defend, digging up security vulnerabilities so that they can be fixed.
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They're just the latest in a long string of serious vulnerabilities uncovered in security software.
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"Automatic updates are often critical to iOS security because they fix new vulnerabilities," it notes.
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Thus, WannaCrypt illustrated exactly what could happen if these vulnerabilities fall into the wrong hands.
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And when those vulnerabilities are exploited on an iPhone, there's often no way of knowing.
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They must take care not to introduce new vulnerabilities, which would in turn exacerbate tensions.
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They can alert consumers and patch vulnerabilities without giving the FDA an advanced heads up.
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A Senate Appropriations subcommittee will discuss forecasting for water hazards and vulnerabilities at a hearing.
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These vulnerabilities took advantage of weak encryption keys that hackers could break in short order.
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"Plugging a few holes would simply lead wrongdoers to exploit other vulnerabilities," the IMF said.
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"It would be good for us to really know what our vulnerabilities are," he said.
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The ShadowBrokers files were years old, but secret vulnerabilities can have a long shelf life.
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The OECD in its report also warns that financial vulnerabilities continue to cloud the projections.
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Shouldn't the government disclose these vulnerabilities promptly so they can be fixed at some point?
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They settled on this idea of exposing open source code security vulnerabilities as a service.
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Last month, a security report surfaced what it deemed "disturbing vulnerabilities" in the dating app.
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Of course, that is always the case with any program, and all software contains vulnerabilities.
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Cisco "immediately conducted a thorough investigations of the files" The vulnerabilities involved are serious ones.
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But it's also because the vulnerabilities that are being exploited are baked into YouTube's DNA.
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One of the greatest vulnerabilities is the recognition that China is a flow-based economy.
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"This opens up an entirely new class of vulnerabilities," said one of the scientists. 10.
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The two models of cameras that have vulnerabilities are the NIP-22 and the iDoorbell.
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Otherwise, the default is for an agency to notify vendors of any vulnerabilities it discovers.
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The day after that report, the FBI offered information about the older vulnerabilities to Apple.
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The report warns that policymakers need to grasp the full impact of these cyber vulnerabilities.
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New features they introduce brings with it new code, introducing the possibility of new vulnerabilities.
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There are a lot of them ... there are always new vulnerabilities being introduced to devices.
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Like a colored dye coursing through the bloodstream, they expose vulnerabilities in the national consciousness.
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Any form of guaranteed access creates vulnerabilities that hackers or spies could exploit, they say.
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Such testing intentionally attacks computer systems to hunt out vulnerabilities that can then be patched.
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The auto industry has already taken steps to address similar concerns after researchers exposed vulnerabilities.
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The new U.S. sanctions focus on one of Venezuela's biggest economic vulnerabilities: its outstanding debts.
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His company CloudPassage helps customers reduce vulnerabilities and respond to any attacks on cloud applications.
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But it can also infer people's hidden vulnerabilities so as to take advantage of them.
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They say maintaining any key to unlock secure data introduces vulnerabilities that hackers can exploit.
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Last week, the company announced that it will pay up to $1 million for vulnerabilities.
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Get it right to be able to exploit the vulnerabilities where Tim Kaine is weak.
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The stolen database reportedly included descriptions of important vulnerabilities that had not yet been fixed.
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Second, gather data beyond just the quantity and impact of vulnerabilities found in your systems.
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Apple appears to be addressing the common vulnerabilities in biometric authentication among current mobile devices.
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"That is where I see the vulnerabilities," Gundlach said in a telephone interview on Monday.
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They learn from their vulnerabilities, using them for self-reflection and turning them into strengths.
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Each also has vulnerabilities that mirror those of other White House hopefuls on the left.
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If Clinton's vulnerabilities are obvious, so is her mission in the debate: Don't fuck up.
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The skittishness moves serve to highlight the region's vulnerabilities ahead of its impressive growth profile.
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"Hardware vulnerabilities have been successfully exploited to completely compromise a modern computing system," said Oberg.
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"We're not going to put NSO out of business by patching these vulnerabilities," Murray said.
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According to IBM, the vulnerabilities could only be exploited by someone physically at check-in.
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Gillian Jacobs: I really enjoyed this season because you see a lot of Mickey's vulnerabilities.
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On the other hand, it creates vulnerabilities, particularly around the ephemerality and the screenshot protection.
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But technology has introduced cybersecurity vulnerabilities that are independent of how the energy is produced.
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Researchers discover vulnerabilities in software; they disclose them to vendors; vendors grumble and fix it.
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In a typical scenario, security researchers find vulnerabilities, the vendors disclose them and patch them.
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State websites are obviously different but the recent vulnerabilities used by hackers are less complicated.
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The vulnerabilities affect some i, X, 3, 5 and 7 Series designs, per the lab.
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The first is to do everything possible to eliminate the vulnerabilities on which attackers depend.
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Threats, risks, vulnerabilities and our responses to each are a never-ending, organic, evolving process.
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Net external debt is well above peers and exposure to Brexit highlights vulnerabilities to shocks.
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But her release was aimed at assuaging concerns among Democrats worried about potential political vulnerabilities.
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Those efforts include comprehensive risk assessments and cyberscans meant to identify vulnerabilities in election systems.
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Across the United States, the power sector is grappling with its vulnerabilities to climate change.
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"There's beauty in the vulnerabilities of Lilly that I really want to highlight," Singh says.
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"So many vulnerabilities have been patched that the attack surface is decreased dramatically," says Shwartz.
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That vulnerability, like all other vulnerabilities, was patched as soon as we learned about it.
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But vulnerabilities exist right now that could magnify any negative impact of President Trump's tariffs.
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But when these vulnerabilities are exposed and damaging attacks occur, there are few lasting repercussions.
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I MIGHT REGRET THIS Essays, Drawings, Vulnerabilities, and Other Stuff By Abbi Jacobson 313 pp.
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Bloomberg reported that Vodafone found vulnerabilities in equipment provided by Huawei for its Italian business.
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Those vulnerabilities aren't being reported, and aren't getting fixed, making your computers and networks unsafe.
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Last year, the NSA said that it discloses 91 percent of the vulnerabilities it finds.
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They are vulnerabilities in common systems used by people and companies all over the world.
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The false alarm also exposed some vulnerabilities in the military's Pacific Command headquarters in Hawaii.
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China has also shown surprising vulnerabilities, like its dependence on American semiconductor technology and software.
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For most Americans, the coronavirus is a frightening reminder of our personal and social vulnerabilities.
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Both companies say they worked with FireEye to identify the victims and fix the vulnerabilities.
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It identifies almost 300 vulnerabilities, ranging from dependencies on foreign manufacturers to looming labor shortages.
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We have better remedies now than his medicated cigarettes, but our vulnerabilities feel the same.
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Still, the undisclosed vulnerabilities raise new questions about the security of the US voting system.
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" One source said changes to the program "clearly indicate the agency must have found vulnerabilities.
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She is evolving in myriad ways — more inquisitive, cognizant of her vulnerabilities and subtly waggish.
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After reporting their findings to Apple, the iPhone manufacturer patched the vulnerabilities earlier this year.
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They don't address core vulnerabilities in voting machines or the systems used to program them.
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Prepa had already acknowledged its "vulnerabilities" and "deteriorating system" in the past, Mr. Monroig said.
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"The medical supply chain is generally thin, and there are some vulnerabilities there," she says.
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In retrospect, history often seems preordained; vulnerabilities seem garishly announced, outcomes a matter of course.
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Snyk builds tools that automatically scans the open source software to find and fix vulnerabilities.
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Threat level: Some vulnerabilities aren't as hard to fix as they might seem, experts said.
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Spectre and Meltdown are pretty catastrophic vulnerabilities, but they only affect the confidentiality of data.
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Microsoft responded to those malware attacks by asking governments to notify manufacturers of all vulnerabilities.
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Vulnerabilities are frequently discovered in commercial, closed-source software, and attackers reverse engineer it regularly.
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Forcing firms to reveal their climate vulnerabilities will help increasingly worried investors allocate capital appropriately.
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Trade routes and infrastructure expand imperial influence; interruptions along them heighten awareness of our vulnerabilities.
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The exploitation of vulnerabilities found in our government's cyber infrastructure is only going to grow.
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Our failure to address our debt threat greatly increases our vulnerabilities on these other fronts.
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Stories from late last month raising concerns about the caucus app's vulnerabilities recirculated on Twitter.
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Mozilla has dealt with two other zero-day vulnerabilities recently, both in June of 2019.
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It's not cybercrime, although the ubiquitous nature of electronic devices and connected networks poses vulnerabilities.
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These vulnerabilities pose a far greater threat to our national security than our Southern Border.
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Yet beneath the positive economic indicators are vulnerabilities that could impact November's elections (The Hill).
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The agency in June warned of vulnerabilities in certain insulin pumps that were later recalled.
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These scans can identify vulnerabilities of election systems and make recommendations to improve their security.
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The N.S.A. has a huge incentive to keep quiet about software vulnerabilities and collect them.
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The group's work has unearthed widespread vulnerabilities like Meltdown and Spectre; most recently, on Aug.
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Brainard said these security vulnerabilities began before Carraway took over as head of the agency.
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The theft highlighted the vulnerabilities in trading an asset that policymakers are struggling to regulate.
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China's popular video sharing app TikTok had "multiple" security vulnerabilities, according to a new report.
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This course covers how to pinpoint any network vulnerabilities and stop hackers in their tracks.
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They care only about your raw data, from which they can infer your psychological vulnerabilities.
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Until now, other technology companies have been less forthcoming in revealing their cyber attack vulnerabilities.
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There are benefits to it, and there are vulnerabilities to it, and that's the truth.
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But new research shows it also has vulnerabilities that could put phone users at risk.
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Kryptowire has a full list of observed vulnerabilities here, broken down by type and manufacturer.
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The announcement followed the disclosure of massive security vulnerabilities last week that affect Intel chips.
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Each new weapons system is born with its own unique vulnerabilities to nuclear weapons effects.
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Frequently, software companies will release updates that patch bugs and vulnerabilities when they are discovered.
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Looking ahead, the report predicts the Taliban will continue exploiting vulnerabilities in the Afghan forces.
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The Center's objective is to anticipate emerging dangers and mitigate vulnerabilities before they are exploited.
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They found that 88 percent of Java applications have vulnerabilities from out of date components.
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This year alone, researchers have found several vulnerabilities in a number of child-tracking smartwatches.
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But the vulnerabilities meant that every athlete could have their location monitored, the researchers said.
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Instead, it's possible that the Russians exploited vulnerabilities within Kaspersky's software to get the data.
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Puzder, the chief executive of fast-food parent company CKE Restaurants, also faces other vulnerabilities.
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The Justice Department's China Initiative also puts an emphasis on cybersecurity threats and telecommunication vulnerabilities.
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The C.I.A. documents suggest that some key vulnerabilities were kept secret for the government's use.
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Mr. Read said Vodafone's decision reflected political factors rather than any newly discovered security vulnerabilities.
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Election security experts say that while the government has made improvements, many vulnerabilities still exist.
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She told Hill about her own vulnerabilities -- divorce, a suicide attempt and a disabled son.
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Why it matters: This new plan shows what Democrats think Trump's biggest vulnerabilities will be.
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They helped students write their speeches and find vulnerabilities in the text of the resolution.
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Quane said top security researchers can quickly spot exploitable vulnerabilities just by examining source code.
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But Sanders supporters do not give the impression that they are cognizant of Sander's vulnerabilities.
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In 2016, security research firm MedSec found vulnerabilities in pacemakers made by St. Jude Medical.
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Adversaries are likely to employ increasingly sophisticated techniques that exploit both computer and human vulnerabilities.
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MLT found several other vulnerabilities, which he detailed in a blog post published on Monday.
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What We Know So Far About Meltdown and Spectre, the Devastating Vulnerabilities in Modern CPUs…This week, news of massive security vulnerabilities afflicting every modern model of Intel…Read more ReadOne of the fixes rolled out by Google is Kernel Page Table Isolation (KPTI).
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" Still, he said, "while there is evidence that financial vulnerabilities have the potential to translate into macroeconomic risks, a general consensus has emerged that monetary policy should be guided primarily by the outlook for unemployment and inflation and not by the state of financial vulnerabilities.
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But he has also said he supports a compromise proposal under which law enforcement officials with a court order can take advantage of undisclosed software vulnerabilities to hack into tech systems, as long as they disclose the vulnerabilities afterwards so they can be patched.
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The database edited the dates on 267 out of 268 of the vulnerabilities analyzed for the first report and 72 out of 75 dates of additional vulnerabilities Recorded Future would have included in the first report, but were outside the timeframe of the study.
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" However, it also said that the security management of UK operators "makes exploitation of vulnerabilities harder.
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"While updates can fix known defects and vulnerabilities, they can insert new unknown ones," he said.
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During McArthur's sentencing hearing, Crown prosecutor Michael Cantlon said McArthur exploited "vulnerabilities" when choosing his victims.
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Almost every computer with an Intel chips dating back to 2011 are affected by the vulnerabilities.
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For its part, Zipato fixed the vulnerabilities within a few weeks of receiving the researchers' disclosure.
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And the more they uncover fresh vulnerabilities in our systems, the more aggressive they will be.
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According to ProPublica, their investigation found "traces of the same vulnerabilities" identified by the original tipster.
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They attack vulnerabilities in software that are unknown to the software maker and are therefore unpatched.
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Pichai may also face questions about why it delayed disclosing vulnerabilities with its Google+ social network.
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It helps the department understand how financial markets are evolving and where new vulnerabilities may arise.
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Part of the pandemonium over addressing these vulnerabilities stems from the necessary involvement of multiple players.
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The strong Irish growth outlook provided an opportunity to reduce remaining economic vulnerabilities and strengthen resilience.
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Dragos says it analyzed 163 new security vulnerabilities that appeared in industrial-control components in 2017.
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Yet Russia wasn't poking around for kicks; spies were likely gathering information and searching out vulnerabilities.
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DJI implemented its Security Response Center to encourage independent security researchers to responsibly report potential vulnerabilities.
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"Another sharp increase in debt, unless supported by strong fundamentals, could increase vulnerabilities appreciably," he said.
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Well, then we may suddenly find ourselves taking these kind of vulnerabilities a lot more seriously.
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The bizarre confluence of revelations that led to the discovery of the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities.
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The control piece is their penetration testing service, which looks for vulnerabilities in an automated way.
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The average program has 14 separate vulnerabilities, each of them a potential point of illicit entry.
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Once updates are released, hackers know about vulnerabilities and attempt to breach out-of-dates devices.
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According to Trustwave, a security-research firm, in 2015 the average phone app had 14 vulnerabilities.
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The two vulnerabilities, CVE-2019-13720 and CVE-2019-13721, are considered "use-after-free" flaws.
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By the numbers: By Veracode's stats, around 75% of known security vulnerabilities persist after 21 days.
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They collect information about known vulnerabilities across the internet for the open source projects they monitor.
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In 2015, a researcher earned $225,000 for three browser vulnerabilities affecting Chrome, Internet Explorer, and Safari.
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But at the same time, you do have that gift, to share hardships, to share vulnerabilities.
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"I would rather responsibly disclose iOS vulnerabilities I find to Apple than sell them," C0deH4cker said.
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Google today released an update that addresses 11 issues, with vulnerabilities ranging from high to critical.
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Bad actors looking to spread their message are skillful in taking advantage of messaging apps' vulnerabilities.
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But the discovered vulnerabilities on Apple's and Asurion's websites, if exploited, would render those PINs useless.
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It's not yet clear if the vulnerabilities revealed today are actively being exploited in the wild.
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On Friday, the company said the Apple Watch is not affected by either of the vulnerabilities.
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The company thanked the researchers who discovered the vulnerabilities in the acknowledgement sections of the updates.
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There are newer vulnerabilities to consider, as the digitization of controls increases the possibility of cyberattacks.
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It's better to find and fix vulnerabilities now than to have regulators find them later on.
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Why it matters: Smart TVs face the same data privacy vulnerabilities as other internet-connected devices.
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It matters whether the accident was a result of the car's design (including cybersecurity vulnerabilities) vs.
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We are much more aware of and keen to address vulnerabilities in our defence supply chain.
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And the more sensors there are, the more vulnerabilities in them that there are to exploit.
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Intel has been rolling out firmware updates to protect against the Meltdown and Spectre CPU vulnerabilities.
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AV systems are more multifaceted, creating new vulnerabilities, particularly with vehicle-to-everything connectivity in place.
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The vulnerabilities, dubbed Meltdown and Spectre, affect nearly every processor made in the last 20 years.
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Second, the multitude of agencies working on cyber-security creates vulnerabilities and confused lines of responsibility.
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Congress is starting to ask hard questions about the fallout from the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities.
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"For emerging economies, this could raise vulnerabilities in sectors with dollar exposures, especially corporates," Lagarde said.
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Earlier this year, Homeland Security warned about a set of critical-rated vulnerabilities in Medtronic defibrillators.
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There are some solutions to scan your directory and fix vulnerabilities, but they require admin access.
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Indeed, software vulnerabilities can be discovered by other parties, such as researchers, foreign governments, or criminals.
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New cybersecurity policies should find a way to work with companies to coordinate intelligence about vulnerabilities.
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The Trump administration argues that the impending crisis only highlights the vulnerabilities of the original deal.
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Under certain circumstances, an operator would be able to gain access to address any security vulnerabilities.
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Microsoft lists vulnerabilities it is aware of with the letters MS followed by a numeric code.
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He's also demonstrated vulnerabilities in iris scanning technology using an infrared image and a contact lens.
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"Our platform shows how to fortify the infrastructure by showing where the vulnerabilities are," Ahern said.
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Opinion polls show that voter concerns about Clinton's honesty and trustworthiness are among her biggest vulnerabilities.
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Our analysis shows that iMessage has significant vulnerabilities that can be exploited by a sophisticated attacker.
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The NSA has in the past exploited, or created, vulnerabilities in hardware sold by American companies.
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Facebook, for example, has an open program that offers rewards for a wide-range of vulnerabilities.
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"We know they purchase vulnerabilities and don't tell the companies their systems are vulnerable," she said.
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Emails seen by TechCrunch show efforts by the researchers to warn Outdoor Tech of the vulnerabilities.
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Alongside probing for financial vulnerabilities, Lehnert will be responsible for developing policies to address those risks.
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All vulnerabilities must be reported through Bugcrowd, which functions using a private program of security researchers.
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Building secure software is extremely difficult, and vulnerabilities are often introduced inadvertently in the design process.
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Virtually every big tech company offers cash rewards to hackers who find vulnerabilities in their software.
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Renewed concerns could put more heat on lawmakers and agencies to more concretely address the vulnerabilities.
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He used my trust and his position as my attorney to gain information about my vulnerabilities.
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But many users do not regularly update their computers, meaning that they remain now-public vulnerabilities.
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Bernie Sanders took a run at these vulnerabilities, and succeeded beyond anything that even he expected.
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These are called "zero-day vulnerabilities," and responsible vendors try to quickly patch them as well.
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Symantec turns out to be riddled with vulnerabilities, as is often the case with antivirus software.
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"Vulnerabilities are inevitable," Dan Ford, chief security officer at Silent Circle, wrote in a blog post.
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TLS vulnerabilities in these dependent sites could create a ripple of exposure in the overall population.
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Remember Meltdown and Spectre, the vulnerabilities that affected basically every Intel processor from the past decade?
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Frequently, software companies will release updates that patch bugs and software vulnerabilities when they are discovered.
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The ECB chief also said that banking sector vulnerabilities needed to be addressed, the official said.
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Medical technology manufacturers, including Philips and Johnson & Johnson now invite researchers to disclose vulnerabilities for repair.
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You can promote trust by revealing vulnerabilities or discussing times when things did not go well.
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It will provide hackers with a legal avenue to report security vulnerabilities and receive a reward.
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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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It means staring down a life with fewer certainties and more vulnerabilities than a straight person's.
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These are only a few of the known vulnerabilities that DHS has a responsibility to address.
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One had stolen an "opposition file", containing research on Mr Trump's vulnerabilities going back many years.
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The highest bounty, up to $200,000, was offered for vulnerabilities that compromise the secure boot firmware.
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Buttigieg and Sanders seem well positioned to gain by exploiting the vulnerabilities of Biden and Warren.
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Federal officials have spent the past few years examining federal networks and software for potential vulnerabilities.
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All of the vulnerabilities stem from a single issue with the way Intel processors handle data.
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The vulnerabilities would let someone extract the data while it's being processed or while in storage.
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With that information in hand, Synack can come up with a plan to eliminate those vulnerabilities.
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Over the years there have been several papers examining various phones and devices with baseband vulnerabilities.
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Critics will say Trump failed to understand Kim's vulnerabilities and thus failed to provide security guarantees.
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Consumers may be left unprotected, potentially indefinitely, by any delays in patching vulnerabilities, the FCC said.
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It would not be hard to fix the real vulnerabilities to foreign influence in our elections.
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That is, a public invitation for white hat researchers to report vulnerabilities found on your system.
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That scan would look for malware or vulnerabilities, and the department would assist in patching them.
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Developers can inadvertently introduce security vulnerabilities if they do not properly code or configure such services.
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Checkmarx was able to uncover all of these vulnerabilities through a fake weather app it created.
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"We can't ignore their vulnerabilities," said Paula Gil Baizan, advocacy coordinator for the Cash Learning Partnership.
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Because of new vulnerabilities associated with the shutdown, we should pay more attention to new risks.
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They insist such guarantees would create "backdoors," or security vulnerabilities, that hackers and spies could exploit.
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Apple believes none of the security vulnerabilities in CIA documents released by Wikileaks are still active.
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Capital One has an email address through which people can flag suspected vulnerabilities in its systems.
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By exploiting psychological and physiological vulnerabilities, these design choices interfere with the free choice of users.
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The nasty and divisive GOP primaries have exposed the Republican nominee's vulnerabilities and drained their resources … .
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Hikvision, like other companies dealing with vulnerabilities in their products, issued an update for affected users.
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That means exposed vulnerabilities hadn't been fixed, potentially allowing hackers to more easily access the service.
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