Sentence examples for only four vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

There are only four vulnerabilities listed currently, including a Yahoo Messenger client side bug described as (see image above) "Remotely exploitable by any user in the victim's address book (some interaction from the victim is required).

Compare this to the Android OS; although only thirteen vulnerabilities were reported, it led all mobile operating systems in the amount of malware written for the platform.

To check whether AC was driving our vulnerability index, we did a factor analysis of vulnerability variables without AC and found that this yielded only three retained vulnerability factors, without the factor for AC as expected.

However, Philipp et al. (2009) and Cooke et al. (2007) also found measurable genetic responses after only four generations of selection on vulnerability to angling so rapid evolutionary responses are not unique to the Conover and Munch (2002) experiment.

In all four vulnerabilities, the researchers said that an attacker only needs to know the IP address of an affected drive.

Of the five vulnerabilities announced Wednesday (that's the day of the week that Microsoft announces vulnerabilities), only one was truly serious.

Confronted by breaking news of its vulnerability, only two alternative responses seem available: irrepressible up-and-at-'em chirpiness or apocalyptic hysteria, Pollyanna or Chicken Little.

But a severe food allergy is a unique vulnerability: It takes only one lunch or cupcake birthday party for other children to know which classmates cannot eat nuts, eggs, milk or even a trace of wheat.

They found only two women whose virus had the vulnerability — and it wasn't the same virus that first infected them, but a mutant that developed a few months later.

Chavero was the only one still naked — here, a source not of vulnerability but of supreme freedom.

Qualys says that it takes organisations an average of one month to patch their known vulnerabilities.Viruses and worms, moreover, are only one form of internet crime.