The phrase "a number of vulnerability" is not correct in English.
It should be "a number of vulnerabilities." You can use the corrected phrase when referring to multiple weaknesses or flaws in a system, process, or situation.
Example: "The security audit revealed a number of vulnerabilities that need to be addressed immediately."
Alternatives: "several vulnerabilities" or "multiple vulnerabilities."
A number of vulnerability discovery techniques are available, each with their own strengths.
This paper describes a number of vulnerability indices from the literature, applies them to the case of urban network of York and discusses the results.
A number of vulnerability and fragility functions are available for buildings for tephra fall (Spence et al. 2005; Kaye 2007; Jenkins and Spence 2009; Maqsood et al. 2014), pyroclastic density currents (Spence et al. 2007; Zuccaro et al. 2008; Jenkins and Spence 2009) and lahar (Zuccaro and De Gregorio 2013; Jenkins et al. 2015) impacts.
Still, there are a number of vulnerabilities that Congress addressed that will require some more time, and a great deal of effort, to remedy.
But such systems have a number of vulnerabilities, including potentially to computers powerful enough to decode data protected by mathematical formulas.
Concretely, we study online social networks, consider a number of vulnerabilities inherent in online social networks, and introduce the SocialTrust framework for supporting tamper-resilient trust establishment.
A number of vulnerabilities and attack scenarios are exposed which allows malicious attackers to hamper the vehicular control systems and cause harm to the vehicle even the passengers.
The malware was delivered through multiple ad networks, and used a number of vulnerabilities, including a recently-patched flaw in Microsoft's former Flash competitor Silverlight, which was discontinued in 2013.
The United States also argues, in anonymous interviews and in conversations with Israeli officials, that Iran's program has a number of vulnerabilities that could be exploited should it decide to try to develop a bomb.
Some of Mr. McCain's advisers said they also thought that Mr. Obama had displayed a number of vulnerabilities as a candidate that they would seek to exploit: they argued that he was prone to becoming irritated when tired or pressed on tough questions, that he had trouble connecting with voters in smaller settings and that he had run a campaign light on substance.
It said the April 2015 breach was attributed to the "use of a brute force attack" to penetrate accounts due to a "number of vulnerabilities" such as that customers' passwords were not encrypted in SMSGlobal's database, user accounts were not complicated enough, and an earlier platform's code was no longer supported.
