Sentence examples for undiscovered software from inspiring English sources
The worm contained a "zero-day exploit"—a previously undiscovered software bug that brought it to attention.
Zero-Day Attacks Are Meaner, More Rampant Than We Thought Arstechnica.com | Attacks using previously undiscovered software vulnerabilities last an average of 312 days, a new study says.
These undiscovered software bugs — so-called "zero day" vulnerabilities — are highly coveted by intelligence agencies, which consider them essential tools in the war on terror.
This month's leak of top secret CIA documents, together with a recent leak of NSA hacking tools, shows that the U.S. government is an avid user of these undiscovered software bugs, and the agencies stockpile them as part of an expanding global cyber-arms race.
Data miners sort through huge data sets using sophisticated software to identify undiscovered patterns and establish hidden relationships".
Facebook: #Undiscovered Twitter: @Undiscovered.
The software found 14 previously undiscovered vulnerabilities affecting 69 different software builds.
Without conducting a full restoration test, what went undiscovered for years was that the installation of an upgraded version of backup software actually failed, despite an indication that the upgrade had been successful.
One possibility is that CEBPG and each of the correlated antioxidant or DNA repair genes is regulated by a transcription factor that is as yet undiscovered, and/or has a recognition site that is not yet known and was not in the Genomatix software database.
In this way, even low-end devices that do not have the ability to check software updates can be protected by the code watchdogs since the code watchdogs are aware that undiscovered modification attacks are happening to mobile/IoT devices.
As a result, I often forget that if you're not intimately familiar with GPU computing, massive pattern matching, software programming and the structure of search engines, you may not realize how much "stuff" on the Internet remains undiscovered.
