Sentence examples for a security weakness from inspiring English sources
It's clear that Apple, to a certain extent, also recognises that door as a security weakness, because access was tightened by the introduction of the Secure Enclave, a security feature in the iPhone 5S and newer.
Imagine getting $1 million for finding a security weakness in a mobile operating system.
The company refused, saying to do so would create a security weakness in the phones of all customers.
He said that uniformed soldiers ordinarily walk into the ministry without being searched, an indication of a security weakness the plotters sought to exploit.
Sony said that the latest attacks — which targeted the PlayStation Network and other online services offering digital content — did not suggest a security weakness on its part.
Always keep your software up to date, installing security updates as soon as they're available, to avoid being targeted through a security weakness which has already been fixed.
The Haqqani network was directly involved in one of the last major attacks in Kabul, an assault on the American Embassy in September, and that, too, involved militants raining down rocket and gunfire from an unfinished building nearby, suggesting a lasting security weakness within even the most secure districts of the capital.
Some new laptops released by Dell have been affected a major security weakness, due to a piece of problem software that could leave users vulnerable to malicious hacking.
The antivirus warriors lately have conducted surveys to highlight a glaring security weakness: the gullibility of a company's own employees.
At a time when many judge that "British citizens who have joined terrorist groups in Syria and Iraq pose a threat to the UK" and the United Nations is calling for "increased sharing of information for the purpose of identifying foreign terrorist fighters", to ignore the banking sector as a partner in combating this threat seems at best a curious oversight and at worst a national security weakness.
The same report notes there can be 'difficultyy in verifying identities has security-based implications because State's security checks rely heavily on name-based databases," something a 2011 report from the House of Representatives suggests could be a national security weakness.
