"The F.B.I. is intentionally exploiting a known vulnerability and enabling people to profit off of it," said Alex Rice, the chief technology officer at HackerOne, a security company in San Francisco that helps coordinate vulnerability disclosure for corporations.
Some believe that the Israeli authorities and Jewish nationalists, who are increasingly gaining footholds in the Arab neighborhoods, are intentionally exploiting the period of political transition in the United States, as well as the political vacuum in Israel before the February elections.
And concerns about government agencies working to intentionally exploit and enlarge vulnerabilities in software and systems.
Facebook's founding president said the social media platform intentionally exploits "a vulnerability in human psychology," which he hinted could have negative impacts on the brain and society at large.
JPay hasn't revealed how the inmates hacked the system, and a representative from CenturyLink who partners with JPay to provide basic internet connections to the tablets told the AP that the inmates got cash by "intentionally exploiting a software vulnerability to increase their JPay account balances".
The experiment presented in this paper intentionally exploits this manipulation to test the framework's predictions.
But what of the politics and intentions of this segregated piece, which explored and exploited (whether intentionally or not) the idea of ungoverned public space more than any other work in the series?
Intentionally or not, Goscinny and Uderzo exploited the legacy of the Roman Empire across most of the continent.
Whether the crisis is set in motion intentionally, or rises from other conditions, it creates an opportunity that can be successfully exploited if recognized and acted upon — or not acted upon.
