The phrase "a computer to exploit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the use of a computer for specific purposes, often with a negative connotation related to taking advantage of vulnerabilities.
Example: "The hacker found a computer to exploit in the network, allowing unauthorized access to sensitive data."
Alternatives: "a computer to take advantage of" or "a computer to manipulate".
Although a keylogger would need to be installed on a computer to exploit the fault, most common computer viruses now include such components, and they exist on millions of PCs worldwide.
In late 2009 the problem for AHL seemed to be that bond markets and currencies, notably the dollar, seemed to change direction.A second approach is to use a computer to exploit the "value effect", by finding shares that look cheap according to a specific set of criteria such as dividend yields, asset values and so on.
3. Whoever they are, they don't know what they're buying: They program computers to exploit fleeting, microscopic price discrepancies in stocks on different exchanges.
In the yin and yang of computing, it is software that exploits hardware, enabling a computer to do useful things.
A computer was built to exploit these features as described in the Supporting Information.
But it might be a good enough illusion for computer scientists to exploit.
The problem is that the PlayStation 3's architecture is so different from previous games consoles it has more in common with the supercomputers used to produce weather forecasts that those who create games will have to learn an entirely new style of computer programming to exploit it.
It also called for an end to government efforts to weaken publicly available encryption systems, and said the government should never develop secret ways into computer systems to exploit them, which sometimes include software implants.
But in the last month security engineers have repeatedly stated that it is only a matter of time before financial organizations and others are attacked by computer criminals seeking to exploit the now-public flaw.
"The ability to exploit computer networks plays a crucial part in our ability to protect the British public.
The computer codes were written to exploit the efficiencies engineered into modern, high-performance computing software.
