Sentence examples for vulnerabilities introduced from inspiring English sources

Cryptography experts are struggling to digest the news that standards they had believed to be secure may have vulnerabilities introduced by the NSA.

A major practical limitation to such systems is security, because the very openness of such systems opens the doors to adversaries to exploit vulnerabilities introduced through acceptance of social norms.

Note that both techniques leveraged to optimize a rogue base station attack (jamming of the LTE network and obtaining information from the unencrypted MIB and SIB messages) leverage the vulnerabilities introduced in Section 2. One of the goals of this proof of concept paper is to propose research directions to enhance the resilience of LTE against smart jamming threats.

Business model relationships to security architecture are examined, in particular managing vulnerability introduced through mergers and acquisitions, and Active Directory migrations.

There is no vulnerability introduced, just a loss of certain security protection mechanisms," Microsoft's Paul Cooke wrote in a blog post at the time.

When I oversaw the Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review for President Obama, we looked at the transportation challenges in Northern Virginia as a national security threat, both because of the vulnerabilities it introduced and because it is getting harder to recruit and retain top national security personnel as costs rise and quality of life is eroded based on traffic.

Virtualization: risks related to multi-tenancy, isolation, virtual machine co-residence and hypervisor vulnerabilities, all introduced by virtualization technologies;   13.

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.

Hackers stole account access tokens on at least 50 million users by exploiting a chain of three vulnerabilities inadvertently introduced by Facebook last year.

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.