Sentence examples for vulnerable to bugs from inspiring English sources

That would be especially troublesome because patient records may soon be on computers and thus vulnerable to bugs.

The implication of Dr. Berg's findings for other forests vulnerable to bugs is that as climate warms in the north, some species of evergreen trees that cover vast acreage could be mowed down by an ever-expanding population of beetles.

Cheaper-and far more vulnerable to bugs and gremlins.

The team did not say specifically why MERS was a serious risk in hospitals, but wards are often high risk areas for the spread of infections because sick people with weakened immune systems are vulnerable to bugs and viruses being inadvertently spread by health workers caring for multiple patients.

Another arm is confiscating them from the very people who are most vulnerable to catching bugs and passing them along.

But while they allow the kidney to get on with its job without being attacked as an alien intruder, they inevitably make you extremely vulnerable to any bugs going round.

By creating their own porn sites researchers found that many consumers were vulnerable to known bugs and loopholes.

These stop my body from rejecting the kidney but also leave me vulnerable to every bug around.

Cert-UK added that it should be "assumed" that many government computers and other devices would be vulnerable to the bug, adding: "This will inevitably include organisations that are part of the critical national infrastructure".

The latest version of OpenSSL released on 7 April is no longer vulnerable to the bug.

Qnap has issued an update for the firmware running on the gadgets vulnerable to the bug abused earlier this month.