Sentence examples for vulnerabilities are introduced from inspiring English sources

They will also produce a set of design methods and tools to ensure that no security vulnerabilities are introduced during implementation of these security-aware systems.

Yet the hacks and data breaches continue, mainly because the otherwise invulnerable cryptographic protocols are embedded within larger systems in which vulnerabilities are introduced by software bugs, employee mistakes, product design tradeoffs, legal constraints, management decisions, etc.," he wrote.

While PayPal has had two-factor authentication since 2006, Lanier believes this vulnerability was introduced a couple years ago when PayPal introduced a third-party API.

The vulnerability was introduced on the site in July 2017, but Facebook didn't know about it until this month, on September 16, 2018, when it spotted a spike in unusual activity.

Originally, the concept of transport vulnerability was introduced by transport specialists to assess the consequences of a network disruption related to an accident, whatever its origin (Jenelius et al. 2006; Jenelius 2010).

To ensure security in Smart Grid, from development via roll-out to operation, proven development processes and management are needed to minimize or eliminate security vulnerabilities that are introduced in the development lifecycle.

2, two types of topology errors are introduced, the vulnerability of topology error processing is addressed, and a real-time power market model is formulated.

2, a new quantitative spatial vulnerability model is introduced to assess the performance of network systems in the presence of spatially localized hazards from the viewpoint of disaster science.

Organizations are right to stay vigilant with security vulnerabilities that can be introduced when employees are deploying applications and services outside of their purview.

Beginning with some fundamental remarks on the concepts of vulnerability and resilience, the tension between a rather phenomenological conception and the restraints of mapping vulnerability and resilience is introduced and outlined.

The concepts of a space critical infrastructure vulnerability index and cadastre is introduced and conceptually developed to provide a vulnerability and consequence-based visualization of the orbital debris threat.