Sentence examples for remote exploitation from inspiring English sources

"This bug is going to affect an unknowable number of products and systems, but the conditions to exploit it are fairly uncommon for remote exploitation," said Ms Ellis.

On Saturday, the pair demonstrated the technical details behind the hack in a talk entitled "Remote exploitation of an unaltered passenger vehicle".

One of the more notable findings was XXXXXXXXXXXX a backdoor Trojan horse program that allows for remote exploitation of an affected system and can provide denial-of-service capabilities.

In this framework a well-conceived data management system integrated with a suite of analysis and support tools are essential components for an efficient remote exploitation of any fusion device.

Last month, the latest release of NSA documents showed that the agency uses exactly those cookies that "deliver and improve" our online experience to fish out individual users from the sea of data they collect and, further, to mark potential targets for "remote exploitation".

A new generation of CAD/CAM systems have to be developed in the near future in order to take advantage of new information technology in the creation of a virtual, multimedial CAD/CAM Internet/Intranet-based system adapted to remote exploitation in a distributed manufacturing environment.

The proposed techniques to resolving these two dimensionality limitations are instructive to the real-time implementation of several popular detection and classification approaches in remote sensing image exploitation.

Armed Russian military have stormed a Greenpeace ship protesting against oil exploitation in remote Arctic waters.

The reconfigurability, compact size, and high computational power of Field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) make them particularly attractive for exploitation in remote sensing applications with (near) real-time requirements.

What she captures, however, is the resilience and pathos of remote islanders forever open to exploitation.

The species of Drosophila in Hawaii have diverged by adaptive radiation from one or a few colonizers, which encountered an assortment of ecological niches that in other lands were occupied by different groups of flies or insects but that were available for exploitation in these remote islands.