They are the victims of "county lines", a drug distribution system in which criminal networks exploit thousands of children and vulnerable adults to funnel hard drugs from cities to towns and rural regions across the country, often using the public transport network to move their illicit wares.
Sá de Costa and Ferreira both say the country has to do far more to exploit its thousands of annual hours of sunshine through the creation of more solar farms.
Once a hacker discovers a vulnerability in a widely used open source package or library, they can exploit potentially thousands of systems running that code, amplifying by many degrees the impact of the vulnerability.
Following the fix for the original multi-sig issue that had been exploited on 19th of July (function visibility), a new version of the Parity Wallet library contract was deployed on 20th of July.
These stories and memes were shared through trusted social connections on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and other platforms, exploiting the "two-step flow" of propagation, in which interpersonal relationships increase the traction of a message.
Three of the biggest mainstream jazz instrumentalists on the Verve label, all sometimes involved in heavily overproduced recordings, started a touring and recording project to honor (or exploit) the 75th anniversary of the births of Miles Davis and John Coltrane.
What's more, hackers will sometimes automate their efforts by writing programs that will try a laundry list of known security assaults (or exploits) on random computers throughout the globe -- thousands of exploits on millions of computers.
Last Wednesday a serious software vulnerability called Shellshock was reported; the bug could be exploited to compromise millions of servers and other devices worldwide.
The attraction of processed chicken imports from Brazil is that they are charged a lower EU tariff than untreated chicken, saving importers who exploit the loophole millions of euros each month.
Last week, "security researchers disclosed yet another critical code flaw with the capability to negatively impact the Internet". The bug known commonly as Shellshock—"could be exploited to compromise millions of servers and other devices worldwide," according to MIT, and "allows an attacker much more power" than the Heartbleed bug.
