Sentence examples for vulnerable memory from inspiring English sources

Extensive knowledge about the victim algorithm or software is required to identify vulnerable memory accesses.

For round two of iPhone Unlock Fest 07-08, Hotz found a very high vulnerable memory register and manhandled it with aplomb.

The German research group is now working on defences against the attack that ensures encryption keys are never put in vulnerable memory chips.

Far more vulnerable is episodic memory, the ability to recall specific information about people, dates and events.

It's as if no one can stop talking about what might otherwise be one of the least energizing elections in recent history: the most vulnerable president in memory versus a candidate who somehow threatens not to beat him, two men about as inspired as a couple of old beanbag chairs.

We believe that bringing vulnerable elderly with memory impairment to court is usually not a good idea.

We're all vulnerable to false memories.

Voting machines are vulnerable when they store votes in internal memory without producing a physical backup record.

Intel's problem points to just how vulnerable the company's memory chip business is to the fluctuations in the consumer electronics market.

You have only a short window in which a memory is "vulnerable to revision," Schiller says, before it's returned to long-term brain storage.

It showed that failure occurs due to the relative displacement between PCB and package and solder joints are the most vulnerable part of the memory module under vibration.