Sentence examples for thousands of exploits from inspiring English sources
But testing every flaw in a target's network would require writing thousands of "exploits"–the programs used to hack into vulnerable systems.
Bell Trax EP is out August 3rd on Exploited.
Climbers say that buildering has a captivating history, and they point to the early-20th-century exploits of Harry H. Gardiner, the "Human Fly," recounted in a 1937 book called "The Night Climbers of Cambridge," an account of student climbing adventures at the British university, as the movement's public debut.
Katherine Anne Porter's exquisite short novel Pale Horse, Pale Rider remains, rather curiously, one of the few fictions of the 20th century to exploit the literary potential of the cataclysmic influenza pandemic of 1918.
In Morocco efforts have been made in the last half of the 20th century to exploit the potential of the mountain wadis.
Already established in Vietnam, France regarded Yunnan as within its sphere of influence and built the Hanoi-Kunming railway at the turn of the 20th century to exploit the resources of the province.
In the last two decades of the 20th century, botanists exploited the techniques of molecular genetic analysis, including genomics and proteomics and DNA sequences to classify plants more accurately.
Following the fix for the original multi-sig issue that had been exploited on 19th of July (function visibility), a new version of the Parity Wallet library contract was deployed on 20th of July.
He has every hope of exploiting him.
In Operation Goodwood, Operation Bluecoat, Operation Cobra, Operation Totalize and Operation Tractable the 21st Army Group exploited better the effect of preparatory attacks by strategic bombers by following-up the attacks immediately.
