Sentence examples for the potential exploit from inspiring English sources

A few months later, on Christmas Eve, Gibson released an updated version of the advisory, called "Snapchat Full Disclosure," which provided more complete documentation of Snapchat's internal A.P.I. and called greater attention to the potential exploit in Find Friends.

Project Robus, the name for the team's ongoing search for vulnerabilities, has so far reported nine of the potential exploits to the vendor who designed each one, as well as the US Department of Homeland Security.

But Professor Bogost cautions that virtual brownie points have the potential to exploit people without offering them much in return.

Realizing the potential to exploit the difference between long- and short-term rental prices, he signed a lease on a second Manhattan apartment this summer.

But critics of the intermediaries say that the companies fail to provide enough protection and that they have the potential to exploit what they are supposed to protect.

He spoke with the respect due "these rascals," a species with the potential to exploit and imbalance an established habitat and move on to larger possibilities.

While Clapper's comments are generating new publicity for this privacy worry, the government has known about the potential to exploit these devices for a long time.

The potential to exploit the gap between sound and vision was evident from early on – think of the voice/body split that underpins the plot of that epic of the coming of the talkies, Singin' in the Rain.

Worse still, it was a joke that had the potential to exploit some of the country's least fortunate young women for the sake of a few ratings points.

Peter Weddle, chief executive of Weddle's Publications, which covers the recruitment industry, says this service has the potential to exploit concern that Monster has taken advantage of its position by raising job-posting prices.

In about every area of health and beauty, Boots seems to have the potential to exploit its skills and its image to push out the boundaries of what it provides.