Sentence examples for seeking to exploit vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

FIVE years ago MI5, Britain's security service, sent a document to British firms, giving warning that Chinese spies could be seeking to "exploit vulnerabilities such as sexual relationships" among Western businesspeople.

A central concern for the authorities is that terrorist financiers, too, may seek to exploit vulnerabilities in the insurance industry to launder money for their operations.

And he accelerated the most sustained cyberattack on a sovereign state in American history, a covert program known as Olympic Games that sought to exploit vulnerabilities in Iran's nuclear program.

Homeland Security told Wisconsin that the Russian government "scanned internet-connected election infrastructure likely seeking specific vulnerabilities such as access to voter registration databases, but the attempt to exploit vulnerabilities was unsuccessful," he said.

And intelligence services will try to exploit vulnerabilities in encryption technologies or create backdoors surreptitiously.

In Stripe's version, app developers discover and try to exploit vulnerabilities in mock web apps.

If in fact the partnership is renewed, Iraqi officials speculate that they may be seeking to exploit several recent vulnerabilities around Baghdad.

The visitors conceded possession to Manuel Pellegrini's powerful team for long periods while seeking to exploit their defensive vulnerability on the counterattack.

Seeking to exploit a major retailer's vulnerability during the holiday season, the labor movement has begun a broad campaign to unionize thousands of workers at Amazon.com in what is labor's most ambitious foray into the new economy.

A1 The two political parties opened a critical week of jousting over how to respond to corporate wrongdoing, with Democrats seeking to exploit what they see as President Bush's vulnerability on the issue and business executives seeking action to restore confidence in the markets.

I would know". *head slap* "Inherent vulnerabilities" will be around for at least another decade, and everything will need to be upgraded with new technologies to defend against those seeking to exploit them.