"The good news is that they went for a browser exploit, meaning there's no indication they can break the Tor protocol or do traffic analysis on the Tor network," Dingledine said.
Yet again, Adobe's Flash plugin has been hit by a "zero-day" exploit, meaning that even users with a fully up-to-date installation of the software are vulnerable to attacks.
That's not much, but it was a very repeatable exploit, meaning that nefarious parties could hit the 64 kilobyte button again and again.
The WWF report cited overfishing as a leading cause of fish population decline, with 29percentt of the world's fish stocks classified as overfished and 61percentt as "fully exploited," meaning they have no ability to produce greater harvests.
Of the 600 varieties currently monitored globally by the United Nations, for example, the organization estimates that roughly 90percentt are being either "fully exploited," meaning that any uptick in fishing would be unsustainable, or "overexploited," which is just what it sounds like: Humans are extracting fish at a pace that exceeds the stock's natural ability to replenish its numbers.
The formula is devastatingly simple: create a mismatch, efficiently exploit it (meaning no turnovers), then pound the offensive glass for any missed shots.
I love how dissident Chinese – their thoughts and words – monitored and censored by the Communist party, play with language and exploit ambiguous meaning.
This small modification yields much better results as it exploits the meaning of the network structure the fact that large out degrees (or heavy outgoing weight) is "prejudicial" to the node.
As a college professor in the Southeastern Conference and former member of our Athletic Association Board of Directors, I am quite familiar with the argument that colleges exploit athletes (meaning football and men's basketball players) by not paying them even though those sports produce millions in annual revenue.
Early opens the collection with a quote from Ralph Ellison--"The thing is to exploit the meaning of the life you have"--that rings like a clarion call throughout the book.
