Sentence examples for exploit occurs from inspiring English sources

A "zero-day exploit" occurs when hackers or governments strike by using the flaw before anyone else knows it exists, like a burglar who finds, after months of probing, that there is a previously undiscovered way to break into a house without sounding an alarm.

The artist's best-known military exploit occurred at Stonypath itself in 1983.

The group's most famous exploit occurred in Beirut in 1985, during Lebanon's long-running civil war.

Even if they do recognize something is wrong - an unauthorized charge on their credit card, for example - they often can't connect the dots to determine if the original exploit occurred on the Internet.

MuscelNerd, the lead developer of the iPhone Dev-Team, says this is a userland exploit that occurs after iBoot is out of the picture.

This could complement current potato breeding approaches that exploit naturally occurring R genes found in wild potato species.

Generation of novel models for studying specific biological aspects could exploit naturally occurring variation [30], [38], [39].

Combined linkage disequilibrium and linkage (LDL) analysis [ 3] makes it possible to exploit recombinations occurring both within and outside the pedigree and genotyped population.

Alternatively, future studies could exploit naturally occurring variability in the amount of visuomotor contingency infants experience with perceptually opaque actions (i.e. facial actions) and relate this to motor cortex activation during the observation of these actions.

Furthermore, MFCs can generate electricity from biomass waste and pollutants in wastewater by exploiting naturally occurring microbial communities as self-organizing anode catalysts (Rozendal et al. 2008; Lefebvre et al. 2011).

Phytoremediation, the use of plants for environmental restoration, exploits naturally occurring uptake capabilities of plant root systems, together with the translocation, bioaccumulation, or detoxifying abilities to clean up the surrounding environments.