Sentence examples for against the exploit from inspiring English sources

However, Santos said he wanted to discuss it publicly "to increase its visibility with our customers so they can ensure they are running software versions that defend against the exploit Shadow Broker has shared".

However, Santos said he wanted to discuss it publicly "to increase its visibility with our customers so they can ensure they are running software versions that defend against the exploit Shadow Broker has shared". This exploit is referred to in the Shadow Brokers' dump as EPICBANANA.

The bootrom of Apple TV has been hardened to defend against the exploit used to jailbreak the previous generation of Apple TV.

However, Alfred eventually won a sequence of victories against the Danes, exploiting the fear of the Viking threat to raise large numbers of men and using a network of defended towns called burhs to defend his territory and mobilise royal resources.

But now, as Wired clarifies what was pretty much clear from the start (it only protects against the current exploit), it has found a new place to shine.

The state pits different groups against each other and the Islamists exploit the frustration against the feudal system". Despite the current crisis, Ag Idbaltanat is optimistic.

Instead we're taken on a world tour of the communities who are fighting back against the exploit-and-move-on free market mindset.

"All the leaders of the non-Communist nations of Europe refuse to meet with you," the letter said, adding that the security forces, created to defend the socialist order against the exploiting classes, had been turned against workers and intellectuals.

Although many existing antimicrobial agents act against the ribosome, the NRIs exploit a new mechanism of action.

As campaigns on social media reveal, the same political and criminal powers that have wanted to see Aldana eliminated are already using the tragedy against her, exploiting the popular outrage over the deaths to try to weaken her authority or force her resignation.

The government will have to defend two of its back-to-work schemes against accusations they exploit the unemployed as forced labour after a high court judge granted a hearing that could see benefit regulations overturned.