Sentence examples for old exploits from inspiring English sources

He will readily admit that it is because of his old exploits that he has until now mainly been playing delinquents.

The use of old exploits to get at low-hanging XP systems notwithstanding, future threats to the web will require a little ingenuity to figure out — not least of which because the stakes are so high, Berners-Lee said.

To be fair, we don't yet know which network holes these organizations left unplugged, but old exploits should have no chance against a self-healing IT platform that's constantly applying the latest patches.

At hacking conferences like Defcon, nobody even bothers hacking OS X because it literally takes only a few seconds using old exploits, and new ones seem to be found in minutes.

Nor did it mean that the relations of work were equitable: guild masters exploited journeymen, lords exploited serfs, men exploited women, the old exploited the young.

But then, the promise of change will give way to "the long slow disappointment as the new masters behave like the old, exploiting all the powers and privileges of an over-mighty executive in an over-centralized state".

This is quite an old exploit as it was built to target the original MacBook Air and OS X 10.5.

It seems a piece of boot code was left unaltered since August 2008, allowing the Dev Team to use an old exploit.

An old exploit that worked to control the iPod Touch 2G can be used to take control of the iPhone 3GS, ensuring that carrier unlockers will soon be able to crack their fancy new phones.

Florida residents may find the details disturbing if that person is misrepresenting that his sex offense involved a 17 year old (exploiting public perception of maturity and seductive teen stereotypes), as opposed to a toddler.

"People don't think of a pigeon as being anything more than a rodent on top of a building," said Pat Avery of Newalla, Okla., who runs the National Pigeon Association and loves to recount decades-old exploits by famous military pigeons.