Using sandbox browsers (Google Chrome) already reduces the risks of virus infections, but such natively running browsers are still prone to vulnerabilities from installed external plugins (Flash, PDF, bitmaps graphics, QuickTime).
We did surgery on pieces of the protocol that were prone to attracting vulnerabilities," added Salowey.
If you could be Robin Williams and still want to kill yourself, then all of us are prone to the same terrifying vulnerability.
These areas were prone to overstocking, increasing the vulnerability of herds to recurrent droughts.
Nowadays, the more difficult task of smartphone hacking is falling to large, more well-financed teams at cybersecurity firms and secretive government departments, all of which are prone to closely guarding those vulnerabilities for national security reasons rather than sharing them with police.
LINUX computers are also prone to attacks, a recent severe vulnerability of LINUX systems in August 2008 allowed the Phalanx2 kernel rootkit to be installed and steal SSH passwords and subsequently get access to other systems [46].
Most studies of vulnerability on road networks prone to natural hazards focus on structural impacts (Jomelli 2011).
Moreover, close proximity to adult patients with multidrug-resistant TB makes children prone to developing primary multidrug-resistant TB, a vulnerability documented in a South African study (8).
We all have the choice between underplaying our vulnerabilities (and then being prone to manic flight, addictions, escapes and retreats of all kinds) and overplaying them by becoming victims, whether self-annihilatingly or aggressively.
These vulnerabilities make end-users prone to previously discovered as well as zero-day [6] mobile malware.
This study contributes to the discussion about how to minimize the vulnerability of alpine transport networks prone to debris flows.
