This kind of physical vulnerability leads to some emotional vulnerability from Arnold.
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One frontier sovereign, Ethiopia, has high vulnerability and eight have moderate vulnerability.
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So, that whole feedback loop is the process of vulnerability coordination, vulnerability disclosure.
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So if you demonstrate some vulnerability, I think that's often reciprocated with vulnerability.
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Every character has a vulnerability, and in Mobley's case, that vulnerability is Android fandom.
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At work, vulnerability led to failure, but in love, vulnerability is the only way forward.
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His vulnerability becomes clear, but so does everything he's done to beat that vulnerability out of himself.
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Amazon fixed the vulnerability in all Ring devices in September, but the vulnerability was only disclosed today.
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Through vulnerability (The Bachelor loves to cite vulnerability, but the word is meaningless on the show now).
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The software slowed down browsers and posed a near-constant security risk, as vulnerability after vulnerability was discovered.
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So let's take a look at the motivators, our vulnerability and the possible impact this vulnerability could incur.
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But that vulnerability that allows somebody to acknowledge you is the same vulnerability that allows you to feel devastated.
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Tomorrow, the vulnerability disclosure could be akin to "the next Heartbleed" – a widely distributed, remotely executable vulnerability with mass exploitability.
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The world has recognized the vulnerability of the Rohingyan refugees, but some have sadly seen this vulnerability as an opportunity.
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Individual vulnerability covers a wide spectrum of predisposing risk factors that may or may not be reflected by overall community vulnerability.
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"Systemic vulnerability means a vulnerability that affects a whole class of technology, but does not include a vulnerability that is selectively introduced to one or more target technologies that are connected with a particular person," the Australian law says.
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News of the vulnerability first emerged Monday after software engineer and security researcher Jonathan Leitschuh published a Medium post detailing the vulnerability.
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EternalBlue, a vulnerability in accounting software mandated throughout Ukraine, and a second vulnerability in the Windows file-sharing process exploited by EternalBlue.
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According to Check Point, the vulnerability was discovered earlier this month; Facebook was notified about the vulnerability and promptly moved to fix it.
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This gesture of individual vulnerability both reveals that racism is a collective vulnerability to premature death and becomes a paradoxical assertion of strength.
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Election officials can help by pushing state legislators to adopt vulnerability disclosure policies and prioritizing vulnerability mitigation across all public-facing IT infrastructure.
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Fisher tends to fall back on punny, irreverent humor as a defense against vulnerability, but she shows plenty of that vulnerability here as well.
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The full extent and performance impact of this vulnerability and potential remediation are currently unknown as the vulnerability has not yet been publicly disclosed.
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The vulnerability of not needing a man, the vulnerability of not needing approval... To me, it all of those worries need to go away.
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"Very clearly, this kind of national security vulnerability represents an unacceptable risk, and your companies have a responsibility to reduce that vulnerability," he said.
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The campaigns FireEye discovered appear to be the first known campaigns taking advantage of the vulnerability before the public announcement there was a vulnerability.
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The zing of travel is the vulnerability it inspires, and the promise that that vulnerability might lead to a transcendence of our everyday existences.
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She unwrapped her vulnerability and allowed it to hang in the air of that courtroom to prove that vulnerability is nothing to be ashamed of.
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Beardsley noted that even before the WannaCry vulnerability was patched, Microsoft had stopped supporting the feature that had the vulnerability in new versions of Windows.
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It could involve proving that a digital system has a security vulnerability, without needing to disclose details about the vulnerability or methods to exploit it.
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"Other approaches, such as providing all commercial airports with a self-vulnerability assessment tool, may allow TSA to assess vulnerability at airports system-wide," it said.
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Leitschuh added that he is publicizing the vulnerability because "this is essentially a zero day," referring to a previously undisclosed vulnerability now out in the wild.
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When an agency keeps a vulnerability quiet, it is deciding to keep that vulnerability unpatched, leaving criminals or targets susceptible to attack, but everyone else too.
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"Voter registration systems were a significant vulnerability — in fact, probably the most open vulnerability right now of the internet-connected era," he said in an interview.
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The vulnerability required a "low level" of skill to remotely exploit, and was rated 10.0, the highest score on the industry standard common vulnerability scoring system.
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Temkin and her colleagues had planned to release the vulnerability publicly on June 15 or when someone releases the vulnerability independent of them — whichever came first.
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These disasters expose the frailty and vulnerability of not just a community's infrastructure, but also the frailty and vulnerability of our perspectives on risk and resilience.
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It is definitely a massive vulnerability, so that's the term I use the most because it is a security vulnerability, there is no question about that.
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It's left to Mr. Mortensen, who can make menace feel like vulnerability — and turn vulnerability into a confession — to keep the movie from slipping into sentimentality.
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But Maor Shwartz, an independent security vulnerability researcher and founder of the now defunct vulnerability brokerage firm Q-Recon, says the shifts match his own observations.
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"Anywhere there is work and there is a vulnerability and someone willing to take advantage of that vulnerability, you may have labor trafficking happening," she said.
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If you find a security vulnerability in one of the participating apps, you can report that vulnerability to the developer, and work with them to fix it.
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The WhatsApp vulnerability is a so-called "zero click zero day," a previously undiscovered vulnerability that can infect a target's phone with no action from the victim.
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This vulnerability was responsibly disclosed to us and, as an interim solution, we have disabled the code signing check functionality which can be bypassed by this vulnerability.
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It started by building KCCSS, a vulnerability model based on the industry-standard Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS), to provide a risk assessment framework for Kube-scan.
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The researchers, Jonathan Butts and Billy Rios, revealed the vulnerability at the Black Hat conference in August, more than a year after first reporting the vulnerability to Medtronic.
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The hacker was able to 'exploit' a 'configuration vulnerability' in the company's infrastructure, it said, adding that the vulnerability was reported to Capital One by an external researcher.
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"For any kind of vulnerability, using deep binary analysis capabilities, we try to understand the broader idea, to figure out how a similar vulnerability can emerge," he said.
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The idea is that because of its trauma and defeat, the country leaned into its vulnerability — with vulnerability becoming a crucial element in the basic definition of kawaii.
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Although each category of vulnerability maxes out at the given rate, Apple will determine the exact reward amount based on several factors: the clarity of the vulnerability report; the novelty of the problem and the likelihood of user exposure; and the degree of user interaction necessary to exploit the vulnerability.
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Facebook Messenger had a vulnerability that could let hackers see who you contact Facebook made it one day into the pivot to privacy before a privacy vulnerability was announced.
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Researchers often give a deadline for a company to show progress in developing a patch before announcing a vulnerability to the public to incentivize manufacturers taking vulnerability reports seriously.
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A serious concern here is that this vulnerability doesn't just affect Dell machines with SupportAssist, as was the case with an entirely separate SupportAssist vulnerability from two months ago.
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"By exploiting this vulnerability, cybercriminals could change a whole chat thread without the victim realizing," Oded Vanunu, head of products vulnerability research at Check Point, said in a statement.
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Blackboard eventually fixed the vulnerabilities, but Demirkapi said he found that the companies "weren't really prepared to handle vulnerability reports," despite Blackboard ostensibly having a published vulnerability disclosure process.
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Instead, she embraces the vulnerability that comes with releasing music under her own name, a vulnerability that feels congruent with the more free-floating material she's been working on.
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"You could set off multiple siren networks repeatedly," Balint Seeber, director of vulnerability research at Bastille and the one who found the vulnerability, told Motherboard in a phone call.
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The vulnerability affects two of the most common email encryption protocols, PGP and S/MIME, although the degree of vulnerability depends heavily on the client's implementation of the protocol.
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"She doesn't have to act like she's vulnerable, because the vulnerability is in the prop — there's a wheelchair that gets to do that vulnerability for her," Gold told me.
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Wi-Fi Alliance now requires testing for this vulnerability within our global certification lab network and has provided a vulnerability detection tool for use by any Wi-Fi Alliance member.
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But China also often quietly falsifies the date when a vulnerability was discovered, which lets China's elite government hackers continue to exploit a vulnerability until it is no longer useful.
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The hackers used Acunetix to scan the Board of Election's website and discovered an SQL injection vulnerability, then used SQLmap, an open-source penetration testing tool, to exploit the vulnerability.
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As it turns out, however, hackers had known about the vulnerability since at least August 6, when a hacker uploaded a tutorial on YouTube on how to exploit the vulnerability.
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I'm pretty surprised that with this kind of content and showing this kind of vulnerability, it's really sweet to see how people have responded in kind with their own vulnerability.
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A Sprint spokesperson confirmed the vulnerability to TechCrunch, and noted that it didn't believe that any customers were affected by the vulnerability, and noted that they're working to fix the issue.
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"While we have observed no exploitation of this vulnerability, it is highly likely that malicious actors will write an exploit for this vulnerability and incorporate it into their malware," Microsoft said.
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The team that discovered the vulnerability was led by security researcher Bob Diachenko, who praised Microsoft's quick response in regards to patching the vulnerability that allowed the records to be exposed.
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"The contract was setup as an email based subscription vulnerability reporting service to receive timely and collated threat, vulnerability and exploit advisories addressing information technology vulnerabilities," said DND spokesperson Matthew Lacroix.
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It's a little creepy — simulations of vulnerability are creepy.
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Put yourself in her position -- its scrutiny, its vulnerability.
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Empathy is the daughter of vulnerability, and among all the things no one can explain to you about parenthood no matter how much they try, the extremity of its vulnerability is paramount.
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Perhaps MandinGO (AJ Harris) represents the twinned problems Gary is flirting with: the vulnerability of gay black bodies in white spaces, and the vulnerability of all bodies in the path of disease.
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The new GitHub Security Advisory API, for example, makes it easier for developers to find threads in their code through automatic vulnerability scans, while the new security vulnerability alerts for Java and .
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The word "vulnerability" has received a lot of recognition since Brene Brown's 2010 TEDxHouston talk, in which she discusses how people who have the greatest capacity for connection embrace and practice vulnerability.
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Another Facebook vulnerability could have exposed information about users and their friends Security company Imperva found a Facebook vulnerability that seems at least somewhat similar to the one that enabled its recent breach.
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" Some of the claims were false extortion attempts, Ballou said, but the company "did identify and fix a vulnerability that was related to the ability to access source code through an injection vulnerability.
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Both performances created the space for care, trust, and vulnerability.
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Apache released a patch for the vulnerability on March 8th.
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Its vulnerability to job loss means unemployment could flare again.
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We teach boys to be afraid of weakness, of vulnerability.
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That vulnerability originated in March, 2017, with Bitcoin Core 0.14.
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They aren't representing purple states or otherwise facing electoral vulnerability.
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A computer scientist finds a critical vulnerability in theClipper Chip.
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"Vendors should also have coordinated vulnerability disclosure policies," he says.
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But this song is showing some vulnerability and expressing heartbreak.
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In the span of a beat, macho swagger meets vulnerability.
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No, it requires I think some vulnerability and some accessibility.
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Nevertheless, the national Republican Party has seemingly sensed some vulnerability.
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We know that criminals exploited a U.S. website application vulnerability.
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White's artworks, however, are not just about vulnerability or suffering.
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Facebook says it's patched the vulnerability that allowed the attack.
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In a statement, an Apple spokesperson apologized for the vulnerability.
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The ideal peace offering would be a new iPhone vulnerability.
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We promptly shut down the misconfigured environment, addressing the vulnerability.
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" It feeds right into the general vulnerability of dating."Yeah.
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The public intellectual and vulnerability icon now takes on bravery.
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The real vulnerability may in any case lie outside trading.
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We found that WhatsApp vulnerability because we're doing this work.
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His biggest vulnerability is his past in mergers and acquisitions.
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Meeks's vulnerability comes as Queens evolves into a progressive haven.
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"We took immediate steps to close this vulnerability," he added.
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In May, a major software vulnerability in WhatsApp was revealed.
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It's that vulnerability that worries him about the fake sites.
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Google, for example, has something called a vulnerability reward program.
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I also think there's something abut vulnerability that scares me.
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This vulnerability is the unsettling reality of the modern world.
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But that potential vulnerability is also a source of strength.
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In the primary, Donald Trump's vulnerability is likability and electability.
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Toni handles this moment of vulnerability from Cheryl really well.
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Yet its vulnerability to terrorism has long been a weakness.
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We have seen before the vulnerability of unreinforced masonry construction.
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Vulnerability doesn't always strengthen connections or credibility, our experts warn.
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You can't have a backdoor that isn't a security vulnerability.
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So once vulnerability branding got started, it began to snowball.
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So far, no known exploits were made through this vulnerability.
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The other side of his vulnerability was his sex appeal.
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In his business, the vulnerability that trust required was anathema.
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So it's one that has vulnerability," she told "Squawk Box.
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Sex workers have an added layer of vulnerability, she said.
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This increased their vulnerability to theft and violence, she said.
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Of course, your vulnerability on email as an individual varies.
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Is it as serious a vulnerability as gaining root access?
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In conversation, Moran exudes a mixture of defiance and vulnerability.
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Why even ask, if this is such a huge vulnerability?
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"There does seem to be a genetic vulnerability," Gilliland says.
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These episodes tend begin with the aftershocks of emotional vulnerability.
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But "every one of these devices is a potential vulnerability."
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The vulnerability is especially evident following tropical storms and hurricanes.
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The vulnerability is expected to be fixed in iOS 9.3.
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She's put faces — gorgeous, devastating faces — to black female vulnerability.
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Honesty and vulnerability are two powerful weapons in this fight.
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The attack plays off a fundamental vulnerability in wireless devices.
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The vulnerability stems from a conscious choice on Zoom's part.
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They get completely robbed of complex emotions and showing vulnerability.
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This newfound emotional vulnerability is at the heart of GLUE.
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LG: That would be a good name for a vulnerability.
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"Outside" stands out in Mariah's catalogue for its sheer vulnerability.
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Basketball notwithstanding, advanced age is a vulnerability for any politician.
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I think lack of vulnerability pretty much sums it up.
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He says this creates something rare in social media: vulnerability.
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All companies should seriously consider promulgating a vulnerability disclosure policy.
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Her memoir is often repetitive, but its vulnerability is spellbinding.
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That's a massive, defining vulnerability for each of these individuals.
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The vulnerability affected the Microsoft Server Message Block (SMB) server.
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I see America's growing indebtedness as a huge economic vulnerability.
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Worst of all, Mr. Trump is revealing Silicon Valley's vulnerability.
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Their point of difference can be a point of vulnerability.
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Another sign of Biden's vulnerability is his weakness in Iowa.
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The stigma of mental vulnerability is especially damaging in politics.
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"And I don't think that is our vulnerability," Durbin said.
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And, there's one particular vulnerability that's partial to the cryptospace.
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Perhaps it's because we've undervalued emotional vulnerability for too long.
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It also highlights Lebanon's vulnerability to spillovers from regional tensions.
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Should we really care about when the vulnerability was disclosed?
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And the animals showed high vulnerability to outbreaks of disease.
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A lot of your work plays with power and vulnerability.
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While you're working on that, defang shame by practicing vulnerability.
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According to the Ministry, the vulnerability has already been fixed.
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Instead, both indigenous activists and police point to systemic vulnerability.
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That vulnerability will persist whatever the outcome of the election.
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Your devices can be updated to prevent the KRACK vulnerability.
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This week, however, Khloé tackles a more serious topic. Vulnerability.
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WhatsApp has just pushed out updates to close a vulnerability.
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We both blush, and share a brief moment of vulnerability.
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I'm learning that the album is about vulnerability and intimacy.
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But vulnerability is something I am happy to engage with.
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In Fatima's case, that vulnerability didn't end with the explosion.
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Wood has perfected Dolores's combination of vulnerability and cool lethality.
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It's a messaging vulnerability that Democrats have imposed upon themselves.
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This possibility evokes an overriding sense of fragility and vulnerability.
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We dismiss any display of vulnerability and humanity as inauthentic.
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There is a lot of vulnerability and insecurities growing up.
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We'll rarely use such terms as mindfulness, journey, vulnerability etc.
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Government hackers were using a previously-unknown vulnerability in Microsoft's .
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" Ms. Cerulo said: "It requires a certain amount of vulnerability.
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Back then, female sexuality onscreen was largely synonymous with vulnerability.
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America's adversaries exploit the vulnerability created by our dysfunctional democracy.
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Mozambique ranks third in Africa for vulnerability to climate change.
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Second, the attack can happen remotely — it's a software vulnerability.
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Their vulnerability was further heightened by subprime and predatory lending.
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Apple appears to be entering a rare period of vulnerability.
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Their vulnerability made me feel as if I knew them.
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Do you see that as a real vulnerability for him?
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We are still ignoring the unique vulnerability of black women.
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The bond markets provide another potential source of financial vulnerability.
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He calls How I Built This a show about vulnerability.
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Their drift into vulnerability reverses, however, as they age further.
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"Vulnerability in men is a tricky thing," he told me.
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Hurricane Harvey was a reminder of that vulnerability: Beaumont, Tex.
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But resilience is a consequence of vulnerability, not its absence.
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But don't ever think that they're helpless in their vulnerability.
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But don't make the mistake of equating vulnerability with harmlessness.
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And that rare hint of vulnerability has tantalized Fox's rivals.
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We must not allow him to have this strategic vulnerability.
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Still, the mix of fervor and vulnerability drew you in.
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Few authors do male vulnerability as well as Richard Russo.
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Tuesday's developments also shed new light on Trump's potential vulnerability.
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They have histories in which trust and vulnerability are rewarded.
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My dismay goes deeper than that personal sense of vulnerability.
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This is where the second major vulnerability comes into play.
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Communication and honesty to the point of vulnerability is crucial.
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These girls' vulnerability and passion animates this sweetly sentimental show.
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Then they heard the President's attempt to diminish his vulnerability.
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I really like a certain openness and vulnerability within portraits.
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One of the leaked tools exploits a vulnerability from 2006.
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But his vulnerability wasn't limited to matters of the heart.
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These debts present a massive vulnerability for the Maduro regime.
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But a firmware vulnerability would let hackers circumvent VBS protections.
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The intelligence agency alerted Microsoft to a vulnerability in Windows.
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The vulnerability could also allow hackers to decrypt secret communications.
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These laws represent the power of vulnerability and emotional honesty.
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As with Palmer, his vulnerability and accessibility draw people close.
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The vulnerability was found in how Internet Explorer handles memory.
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"What paused was the more routine vulnerability assessments," he said.
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It's okay to be vulnerable, and there's strength in vulnerability.
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Electoral vulnerability doesn't seem to be a major factor either.
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It was an era of intensifying inequality, vulnerability and dislocation.
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But Demirkapi didn't want to abuse the vulnerability he discovered.
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A different governor will open sterling to potential more vulnerability.
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ISIS will do all it can to exploit this vulnerability.
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It is impossible to evade your beauty, vulnerability and vanity.
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Philips fixed the vulnerability in a patch issued on Oct.
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In Japan, weak factory production and waning exports heighten vulnerability.
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In Japan, weak factory production and waning exports heighten vulnerability.
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It is coming from a place of pain and vulnerability.
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People feel the same level of frustration, fragility and vulnerability.
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Adding to that vulnerability is the law's relatively low popularity.
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But beyond that, we encounter vulnerability, abandonment, perhaps even rage.
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How big you build it because the vulnerability is there.
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There's so much transparency and vulnerability in moments like that.
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The difficulty and vulnerability on the screen is very real.
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The next reason, and the crucial one, is software vulnerability.
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So I think there are two main areas of vulnerability.
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For the daughter, she doesn't want to show any vulnerability because she wants to show that she can handle everything, and the mom has always handled everything so doesn't want to show any vulnerability.
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We maintain security through (1) discoverers disclosing a found vulnerability to the software vendor and the public, (2) vendors quickly issuing a security patch to fix the vulnerability, and (3) users installing that patch.
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And 9 percent of the sites reviewed by the firm were also found to have at least one cyber vulnerability, with more than 170 million sites around the world estimated to have a vulnerability.
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Last year, the Cisco firewalls in Wisconsin failed to receive a patch for a critical vulnerability until six months after the vulnerability had been made public and the patch was released, Motherboard has learned.
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The attackers seem to have broken into the system by exploiting a public vulnerability in Apache's Struts software, but by the time the compromise occurred, a patch for that vulnerability had been available for months.
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Jennifer explained that every time WordPress or any developer with an important WordPress plug-in becomes aware of a vulnerability, they usually document the vulnerability at the same time that they issue the security patch.
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If the FBI learns of a security vulnerability in a piece of software that many people use, is it obligated to report that vulnerability so it can be fixed before hackers take advantage of it?
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Apple also said that any researcher who finds a vulnerability in pre-release builds that's reported before general release will qualify for up to 50% bonus on top of the category of vulnerability they discover.
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"While a number of these claims proved to be false extortion attempts, we did identify and fix a vulnerability that was related to the ability to access source code through an injection vulnerability," she said.
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"We're still analyzing it, but it could have been that he used some kind of vulnerability that surfaced around that time and wasn't patched by these companies or a totally new unknown vulnerability," he said.
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Some, like Satya Nadella at Microsoft, even project vulnerability, not invincibility.
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Clinton's support by exploiting what they think is her key vulnerability.
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Imagining new forms of violence means imagining new forms of vulnerability.
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But as with any vulnerability where patches are available, install them.
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This vulnerability is quite nasty because it's a widespread hardware bug.
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AMD said that its processors are not subject to the vulnerability.
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But the hackers who initially disclosed the vulnerability says that's rubbish.
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"The world responds to the vulnerability of white women," she said.
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But that, aside from the cost, is also its greatest vulnerability.
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This vulnerability could amount to much more than a practical joke.
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So his nudity isn't there meant to convey vulnerability or trauma.
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Oh, and a hardware vulnerability exposed 900 million Android devices. Casual.
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Do other mechanisms exist to mitigate the risks from this vulnerability?
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It's something I'm working on embodying within myself: Strength through vulnerability.
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The software vulnerability was patched "promptly after discovery," the SEC said.
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It's in their best interest to be earnest in their vulnerability.
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Chen uses humor to side-stitching effect, but doesn't sacrifice vulnerability.
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Something that Brown writes about vulnerability strikes Gilbert as especially true.
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Threaded throughout is a sense of vulnerability that provides thematic continuity.
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But that's not to say EVOL is without moments of vulnerability.
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It should have patched that initial Apache Struts vulnerability, for starters.
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And if you do that, a rather dramatic potential vulnerability appears.
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It might be insecurity or vulnerability about their own parenting choices.
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It's violence, and I feel particular vulnerability as a trans woman.
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Facebook says it first learned of the vulnerability this past Tuesday.
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Deutsche's vulnerability to shocks is the problem, not the shocks themselves.
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Q, What is the biggest security vulnerability faced by airlines today?
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Her intelligence is palpable; so is her vulnerability and her humor.
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"Vulnerability is the only way out of that moment," she says.
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He has an outsized ego and an outsized vulnerability to match.
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Capturing their personality, their honesty, beauty, vulnerability, strength, and so on.
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They wanted help with the vulnerability without discussing the source directly.
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It is the second widespread vulnerability to be reported this fall.
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But Deja wanted to keep her vulnerability between her and Beth.
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You used my vulnerability at the time to sexually abuse me.
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Both WhatsApp and Telegram have confirmed the vulnerability and issued patches.
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This is a known vulnerability that allows printers to receive data.
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Hers is a story of strength and vulnerability, a woman's story.
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Us. Or more accurately, media exposure of a vulnerability in general.
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Transitions, even exciting ones, are a perfect petri dish for vulnerability.
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When reached, Viper's Chris Pearson confirmed the vulnerability has been fixed.
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Ultimately, vulnerability is not about weakness but taking an emotional risk.
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Microsoft released a patch to fix this vulnerability two months ago.
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But in this space, it was okay to show her vulnerability.
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There's a real vulnerability between them that we haven't seen before.
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The only vulnerability of power is the extent of its overreach.
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The vulnerability itself seems to have been relatively small in scope.
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The National Vulnerability Database does the same with the letters CVE.
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They create such a vulnerability towards each other that it's authentic.
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These formal characteristics translate into emotional vulnerability and promote personal projection.
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The vulnerability included all 60 million user accounts on the website.
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It feels so terrible to have that vulnerability at any time.
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Cisco published a critical advisory after becoming aware of the vulnerability.
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Others register as private consulting firms, bringing both flexibility and vulnerability.
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Well, the name drove home the destructive nature of the vulnerability.
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Another potential point of vulnerability seems to be the hinge itself.
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TP-Link said the vulnerability was quickly patched in both routers.
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Krebs said it notified First American of the vulnerability on Friday.
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Concealing a vulnerability is often painted as covering one's own ass.
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Companies should share anything that helps investigate an incident or vulnerability.
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Or that Mike was capable of the vulnerability he's shown Stacey?
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That vulnerability, exacerbated by the impact of Pick-Sloan, continues today.
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Here's the issue: pushing out a patch doesn't fix the vulnerability.
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Black Hat confirmed the badge vulnerability in an email to TechCrunch.
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As it turns out, this vulnerability is fairly easy to fix.
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Detroit's Tee Grizzley established himself early with that type of vulnerability.
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The vulnerability also only affects 2015 and 2016 Amazon Echo models.
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She marveled at the vulnerability that sex entails, the way it
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I think there's a healing in it for me and vulnerability.
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The attack worked by exploiting an audio-calling vulnerability in WhatsApp.
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Ashton's characters have pathos, vulnerability and sweetness, as well as ebullience.
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And yet they have a much lower vulnerability to autoimmune disease.
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Consider the situation with Stagefright, an Android vulnerability disclosed last year.
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Millions of devices will never get an update against that vulnerability.
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He seemed to capture the sensitivity and vulnerability the film needed.
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Some towns have vulnerability assessments; some towns even have a plan.
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The gap between popularity and support is a sign of vulnerability.
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"That process requires significant technical insight into a vulnerability," Hess said.
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Others on Twitter tried the vulnerability out for themselves with success.
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Lean is the last to lower his hand, draped in vulnerability.
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One such example would be vulnerability assessments, whose completion is suffering.
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Iran tugged at the vulnerability of the President's position own Wednesday.
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Anyone who's used a link shortener has probably considered their vulnerability.
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Clinton, he focuses on her vulnerability surrounding issues of trustworthiness. Mrs.
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"He fist-bumped me and said, 'Dude, thanks for the vulnerability.'"
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What has been accomplished is perhaps a net increase in vulnerability.
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China's economic vulnerability is based on its very unbalanced growth model.
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"I define vulnerability as uncertainty, risk and emotional exposure," Brown writes.
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Jenkins lingers on their bodies, Tish's virginal vulnerability, Fonny's tender knowing.
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There was finally a whisper of vulnerability behind the polished veneer.
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Otherwise, the Cybersecurity Act could create an Achilles heel of vulnerability.
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Her vulnerability, though, is captured in a remark she made herself.
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So did he raise the vulnerability issue with Strzok and Page?
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The vulnerability can also pave the way for potential malware infections.
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This vulnerability is the principal byproduct of baseball's notorious reserve clause.
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Kermit the Frog is known for his compassion and emotional vulnerability.
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A vulnerability disclosure is a pivotal moment in the vulnerability's life.
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Unfortunately, the newly discovered "Efail" vulnerability could make that a possibility.
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For all her vulnerability, Jessicka Addams represented strength, confidence, and control.
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Vulnerability to disasters is rising right alongside the severity of disasters.
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The Tor Project and Mozilla patched the underlying vulnerability on Wednesday.
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Trump's effort to dub him "sleepy" speaks to the same vulnerability.
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Words like 'vulnerability' and 'courage' are used in the same breath.
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She's not interested in vulnerability or the soft underbelly of life.
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" He explains, "this vulnerability is meant to invoke an emotional connection.
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But Motherboard received confirmation that the vulnerability has now been fixed.
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Sometimes, however, acknowledging vulnerability in marketing can be the savviest strategy.
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In the end, the regime's greatest security vulnerability is at home.
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It's an act of vulnerability that, for me, is past imagining.
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When our hearts are on the line, vulnerability can feel impossible.
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They will feel the awesome power of joy tinged with vulnerability.
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Its skeptical take highlights a big vulnerability with Trump's tax plan.
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"How do you express his vulnerability with these women?" she says.
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The actress also has instantaneous access to the character's affecting vulnerability.
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Asako's vulnerability concerning Baku somersaults into a moment of determined abandon.
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No developer exploited the vulnerability or misused data, the review found.
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Can the device be updated if a security vulnerability is detected?
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People will unfortunately see this and recognize there's a vulnerability here.
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The people with the greatest vulnerability were disproportionately people of color.
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" Zinoman added, "What makes him transcend the trope is his vulnerability.
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Mr. Mattis's very helicopter ride to the DMZ illustrated Seoul's vulnerability.
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He is a master of studied transparency, calculation masked as vulnerability.
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Other parts of the economy need to compensate for that vulnerability.
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For now, there's "no evidence" the vulnerability has been used maliciously.
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Scammers are taking full advantage of Americans' financial vulnerability right now.
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Stillness, vulnerability, and practice go into engaging with the present moment.
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XXXTentacion has a way of expressing vulnerability while still lashing out.
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Mr. Polenzani conveyed the sentry's vulnerability in his sweet-toned singing.
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There was concern about embarrassing respected athletes and vulnerability to lawsuits.
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Pylypchuk's empathy for his creations shows through in flashes of vulnerability.
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Another Dion signature is transforming vulnerability into a show of strength.
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And when it's just you, there's a lot more vulnerability there.
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However, Zeiger declined to answer specific questions about the alleged vulnerability.
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But it said had "identified the vulnerability" and the portal, www.career.gov.
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The consequences of not patching the vulnerability are severe and widespread.
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His vulnerability explains the authorities' increasingly shrill railing against Mr Thanathorn.
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No comic alive travels a greater distance between confidence and vulnerability.
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Power grids all over the planet suffer the same vulnerability: Centralization.
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And yet Hägglund's very vulnerability increases my regard for his project.
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Government leaders are constantly assessing their vulnerability to these cyber threats.
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Their greatest vulnerability is climbing poll numbers in favor of impeachment.
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Dorian's ravages have drawn attention to the vulnerability of small islands.
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It's often an intimate process, requiring uncommon vulnerability, honesty, and communication.
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"We live in a city of enormous vulnerability," Ms. Sheinbaum said.
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It teaches boys to suppress vulnerability, and harness aggression and dominance.
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The video touches on sexual and economic vulnerability but also exuberance.
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When you live in vulnerability, you find out what matters most.
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The performance infused the puppet with vulnerability and emotion, Scanlan said.
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It would focus voters on arguably Biden's biggest vulnerability, his age.
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Should TSA assess the vulnerability of our airports to drone incursion?
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Mears had a vulnerability the officers couldn't see: an enlarged heart.
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The Aspen vulnerability itself was a cross-site scripting filter bypass.
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Total failure internationally; and grave nuclear weakness and vulnerability for America.
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That tool took advantage of a vulnerability in Microsoft Windows software.
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And, in those moments, our vulnerability might allow magic to happen.
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The drug cartels will always exploit whatever the current vulnerability is.
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Following his first mixtape, Kgositsile's music started to show more vulnerability.
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The vulnerability in his face made me want to help him.
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How do expressions of power, dominance and vulnerability permeate our experience?
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For predators, that intimacy is a vulnerability that can be exploited.
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And I think another catalyst was personally the welcoming of vulnerability.
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These street protests are a key factor in Rousseff's political vulnerability.
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The subtle combination of power and vulnerability dramatizes her gender fluidity.
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Even the raucous, sweatier cuts don't disguise the damage and vulnerability.
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That vulnerability runs through the film thematically in important ways too.
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And so they said: Hey, is it right for the government to know about a vulnerability in a software system, in an operating system, and not tell everyone about the vulnerability so they can fix it?
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The data that was breached was hosted on Amazon Web Services, but the hack itself stemmed from a vulnerability in Capital One's application — a vulnerability stemming from the way the bank set up its AWS infrastructure.
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And in August, news broke of the SQLite vulnerability, as demonstrated at DEFCON 2019 using the iOS Contacts app, as well as the vulnerability to the Bluetooth-based "KNOB" attack that affected every iPhone and iPad.
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"A company statement Tang shared in his email said that Hough "had found a potential security vulnerability," adding: "We immediately closed the potential vulnerability and have taken all appropriate action, including by notifying users and the ICO.
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"Equifax's efforts undertaken in March 2017 did not identify any versions of Apache Struts that were subject to this vulnerability, and the vulnerability remained in an Equifax web application much longer than it should have," Smith explained.
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Fairly often someone, be it the author, researcher or a consumer of the software, discovers such a vulnerability and makes it publicly known (hopefully in a responsible manner), creating what is often called a new known vulnerability.
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The U.S. government has a responsibility to inform the public of known threats, and if it has discovered a vulnerability, it should create a public vulnerability report so that all organizations — public and private — can respond accordingly.
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"Even without necessarily intending to, what happens when we are in the presence of or even just observing other people's vulnerability is it tends to invite us into self awareness, self reflection, and vulnerability ourselves," she said.
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But because the bug wasn't strictly a security vulnerability, Apple said it would not issue a common vulnerability and exposure (CVE) score, typically associated with security-related issues, instead "publicly acknowledge" Bagaria's findings in the security advisory.
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Others on Twitter are reporting the same: This Zoom vulnerability is bananas.
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But even in a prison culture that devours vulnerability, Birdsall doesn't care.
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This leaves journalists, activists, and rights workers in a position of vulnerability.
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Could he or she slip in another vulnerability, undetected, for later exploitation?
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You feel a mixture of vulnerability, frustration and embarrassment all at once.
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That type of vulnerability, to be so emotionally unarmed, is so scary.
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"Genetic disease has always been our shared vulnerability," Hercher wrote in Genome.
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The silver lining on a cloud of generalized nihilism is earnest vulnerability.
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The vulnerability she tried to embrace ten minutes ago now felt sickening.
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Here are best ways for small business owners to minimize their vulnerability.
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Those are the two moments where as an actress I felt vulnerability.
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Macroeconomic and structural reforms remain urgent to contain any vulnerability, it said.
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The fundamental vulnerability of journalism is that it is dependent on sources.
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Consequently, the capital vulnerability to unreserved problem assets remains higher than peers.
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There are a lot of U.S. agencies ready to exploit that vulnerability.
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Thankfully, Windows 8 and Windows 10 machines aren't affected by this vulnerability.
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This vulnerability was particularly easy to exploit — and use to target someone.
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"Very impressed with how fast @LastPass responds to vulnerability reports," he wrote.
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ALEX EVANS is a development wonk with an engaging streak of vulnerability.
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There is both vulnerability and strength in Buckman's texts and bodily forms.
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Ironically, the screening lines themselves have created an area of extreme vulnerability.
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Mr Putin has sought to offset vulnerability at home with aggression abroad.
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Microsoft said it had already released a software patch for this vulnerability.
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Or will St. Jude Medical correct the vulnerability before this can happen?
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Experts say such doctors take advantage of patients' vulnerability as they age.
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Those issues include a kernel vulnerability in OS X El Captain v10.11.
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The age, condition, and vulnerability of the California grid have been exposed.
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Less taxation, fewer operating constraints and less legal vulnerability are all attractive.
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He has not tested the vulnerability on the latest beta, iOS 11.2.
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"Once notified, we immediately investigated and resolved the vulnerability," the spokesperson said.
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DHS is offering voluntary "hygiene" scans and vulnerability assessments for local authorities.
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A master of vulnerability, Giacometti offers solace in an age of doubt.
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If you haven't heard of the so-called Cloudbleed vulnerability, keep reading.
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An error in the code created something called a buffer overrun vulnerability.
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She chose to allow her vulnerability to be broadcast to the world.
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With a nasty hardware vulnerability, that may not even be an option.
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But the flip side of exporting success is vulnerability to conditions abroad.
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We laughed and teared up through the waves of joy and vulnerability.
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Her first effort is "Cellophane," an anthem about self-isolation and vulnerability.
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"By doing that, you're in some way perpetuating their vulnerability," she says.
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When vulnerability is injected into technology used worldwide, it becomes everyone's liability.
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The most recent NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll showed Clinton's vulnerability.
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It's the vulnerability and fragility one minute and fierce passion another minute.
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Perhaps the most serious vulnerability is the integrity of voter registration systems.
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In the Istanbul airport, though, I responded from a place of vulnerability.
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That insularity opens a vulnerability to the persistent efforts of fascist entryists.
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There are many applications where this vulnerability will be a bigger problem.
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The hurricanes of 210 exposed that vulnerability on islands throughout the Caribbean.
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Before NotPetya's launch, Microsoft had released a patch for its EternalBlue vulnerability.
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A vulnerability in some popular Netgear routers has gone unpatched for months.
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The vulnerability was eventually patched, but only after the data was stolen.
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Being put under oath makes this pattern of dishonesty his greatest vulnerability.
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It took about a further month for the vulnerability to be fixed.
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The problem for America is that ignorance of Russian interference is vulnerability.
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"You're exploiting your own vulnerability to make the work," he said recently.
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DHS said only an attacker "with high skill" could exploit the vulnerability.
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Almost exactly two years after WannaCry first hit, a new vulnerability appeared.
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One becomes aware of change and vulnerability, and that nothing is permanent.
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In the latter half of the book, Abramović repeatedly performs her vulnerability.
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In 2015, Chrysler recalled 1.4 million vehicles to patch a security vulnerability.
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However, Silent Circle didn't shy away from acknowledging the vulnerability, Gainey said.
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The researchers who discovered this vulnerability also responsibly disclosed it to manufacturers.
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MOODY'S SAYS EROSION OF TURKEY'S FX RESERVES CREDIT NEGATIVE, INCREASING EXTERNAL VULNERABILITY
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Microsoft is working on fixing the vulnerability before bringing Tay back online.
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The vulnerability of the world's helium supply is not a new thing.
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Tech as the ultimate distraction from vulnerability This is all good, right?
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Is there any space for failure, vulnerability, uncontrolled feelings, and random conversations?
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The warning came nearly two months after the vulnerability was first discovered.
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That's when using an old machine becomes a vulnerability to critical infrastructure.
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The 2016 work, whether intentionally or not, emphasizes vulnerability more than hubris.
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With her work, she confronts that fear of age with honest vulnerability.
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Reading about Zuck's predicament this week reminded me of my own vulnerability.
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You start to feel a little disconnected from what vulnerability actually is.
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Moody's measured sovereigns' vulnerability by their "exposure" and "resilience" to climate change.
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But that was always Samsung's greatest vulnerability: being just a hardware manufacturer.
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It also confesses, with vulnerability, a diasporic longing between mother and daughter.
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But the moral underpinning of Spross's case is also its greatest vulnerability.
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But internet uses exploited what Lee described as a "vulnerability" in Tay.
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They've conducted an illustrative hack and reported a vulnerability here and there.
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Vulnerability is laughed off, longing disguised as apathy, attraction reframed as annoyance.
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This vulnerability of the American image in South Korea is a remarkable
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And presence, when you're naked with the person you love, requires vulnerability.
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The hack exploited a vulnerability in a programming software called Apache Struts.
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This, coupled with a current account surplus has reduced the economy's vulnerability.
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Bringing the fight to ISIS will not solve our vulnerability at home.
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The company had to temporarily disable the feature due to a vulnerability.
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A lot of attitude, and underneath it all, a lot of vulnerability.
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But after the attack on Pulse, we are reminded of our vulnerability.
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WannaCry burned the vulnerability for anyone else who wanted to use it.
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On March 85033, the company directed "applicable personnel" to patch that vulnerability.
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Milena stares down the camera with a blend of toughness and vulnerability.
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How can CDC reduce health disparities without thinking about vulnerability and diversity?
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Merkel's main vulnerability in relation to Trump, however, remains Germany's defense budget.
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Any vulnerability that might give even a few GOP senators serious pause.
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But there's also something more: a suggestion of some sort of vulnerability.
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This disaster has hit the country at a moment of economic vulnerability.
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He certainly de-machos the role, and creates a backstory of vulnerability.
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"The vulnerability of the overall debt portfolio remains elevated," the institution said.
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Instead, his vulnerability seems to be something more elemental: He's a jerk.
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This process required a level of vulnerability that made me feel uncomfortable.
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But his warm sound and stylish delivery brought out the king's vulnerability.
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The government has previously refused to disclose the vulnerability to Mozilla directly.
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Sensing vulnerability, Kokkinakis pounced and the whole tone of the match shifted.
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On March 9, the company directed "applicable personnel" to patch that vulnerability.
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She wasn't the first to recognize this vulnerability and capitalize on it.
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This glaring vulnerability in our supply chain can and should be addressed.
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"... A little vulnerability is needed if they want it to be reciprocated."
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The far left's ideas are a political vulnerability waiting to be exploited.
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But it does come with feelings of vulnerability that can be uncomfortable.
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Fortunately, Stenberg is genuinely appealing, mixing vulnerability with flashes of her powers.
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The FCC had opened an investigation into the vulnerability in mid-April.
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That new offering "is likely to increase this vulnerability," in Palmer's view.
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Behind Commander Zinke's gung-ho social media facade lies a certain vulnerability.
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Developing missile defenses, by definition, means abandoning the concept of mutual vulnerability.
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How do I maintain—and even offer up to people—my vulnerability?
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The vulnerability was fixed and then the service re-enabled, it adds.
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Wikileaks has attempted to provide vulnerability information to Microsoft, Apple, and Google.
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What happens when her DNA is spliced with Burial's wobbling, noncorporeal vulnerability?
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The kind of voice that shows strength and vulnerability in equal parts.
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She's sarcastic and confrontational, but there's a vulnerability to her as well.
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As a teenage boy, it gave me a crash course in vulnerability.
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They demand vulnerability and compromise, not a constant maintenance of power dynamics.
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There has to be someone looking at the vulnerability of black women.
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Top Democratic strategists tell me they're poised to exploit this massive vulnerability.
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Across these works, the digital is exposed in all its fleshy vulnerability.
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Cox believes that comes from the vulnerability TikTok can demand from creators.
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And she made a final point about cities' vulnerability to climate change.
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He's open with his recovery privately, yet expressed "vulnerability" about speaking publicly.
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Thread cultivates an ethos of utter vulnerability, which starts at the top.
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Her combination of vulnerability and strength has been an inspiration to me.
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His awkward, prickly, undemonstrative self became the price of a protected vulnerability.
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There is no federal law requiring companies to disclose a security vulnerability.
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No developer exploited the vulnerability or misused data, the company's review found.
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There is a period of high vulnerability in terms of adolescent brains.
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That exploit took advantage of a vulnerability in the Windows operating systems.
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So that's an actual real vulnerability that could potentially affect other devices.
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That episode could be a vulnerability if Mr. Biden runs for president.
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Every detail is a choice, and every choice is a potential vulnerability.
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On the issues, Mr. Denham's alliance with the president increased his vulnerability.
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On Wednesday, critics of the government hoped to exploit the government's vulnerability.
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This vulnerability, in turn, may transfer to the embryo, Dr. Bale said.
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There is a vulnerability there that is not present in other nonprofits.
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A single vulnerability forced Chrysler to recall 1.4 million vehicles in 2015.
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For that vulnerability, he won the T.S. Eliot Prize and Whiting Award.
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" Her newer songs continue to practice what Ms. Baker calls "radical vulnerability.
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But the essential vulnerability of a beach is a message to us.
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Still, the vulnerability of older seafarers is likely to put many off.
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Still, the vulnerability of older seafarers is likely to put many off.
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But she saves it with vulnerability, with a stunning and painful admission.
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Elephants draw charisma from their wondrous size, but that brings vulnerability, too.
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"Shannon has an openness and a vulnerability about her," Mr. Samuels said.
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This lack of readiness may present a key vulnerability as coronavirus surges.
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It is well documented that poverty increases vulnerability to climate-related stresses.
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But Ms. Teuscher, who is Mormon, could relate to Odette's deep vulnerability.
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Vulnerability, she often emphasizes, is a state to embrace, not move beyond.
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When it happened, the vulnerability and pain in their eyes shook me.
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Mr. Kobach's past vulnerability has unnerved Republican Party leaders and cheered Democrats.
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I feel a little icky leaving (damn vulnerability), but it's not overpowering.
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Facilities may then exploit patients' vulnerability in order to drive profits higher.
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DHS also received one request for the risk and vulnerability assessment service.
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Democrats' inherent vulnerability is only enhanced by their current field's increasing homogeneity.
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Being smart about managing exposure and vulnerability is critical to reducing risks.
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"This is the vulnerability for the N.B.A.," said Matheson, the sports economist.
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Vulnerability disclosure has long been an important practice within the cybersecurity community.
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Clinton's vote became a major vulnerability when she ran against then-Sen.
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"You could trim a law back and avoid some vulnerability," he said.
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He did, closing with his most appealing side: his humanity and vulnerability.
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Houston is in such trouble because of its vulnerability to massive rains.
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Those local election administrators may represent a prime vulnerability for foreign actors.
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Flynn has long been seen as a vulnerability to the White House.
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That vulnerability was only available on one machine listed in the report.
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However, a vulnerability in the multisignature wallet's code was exploited by hackers.
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The newly exposed vulnerability in the WPA2 encryption standard recreates these conditions.
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Apple credited its own staff for discovering the keyboard-related logic vulnerability.
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But that's not necessary: I've learned to start with vulnerability and curiosity.
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In Westeros, vulnerability is always a mistake: feel and you'll get flayed.
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In January, he said his models were telegraphing "downside vulnerability " in February.
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Bruce Rauner's vulnerability and the opportunity for Democrats to flip the governorship.
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Democrats need to adjust on the fly take advantage of his vulnerability.
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But that vulnerability has much broader implications for the future of warfare.
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But so did tragedy, and the vulnerability that makes us feel small.
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Sister Irene taught us that vulnerability didn't separate humans, it connected us.
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That is Bears Ears' glory as a travel destination, and its vulnerability.
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The elaborate production, though, does little to obscure her music's potent vulnerability.
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Morales's vulnerability is a key reason why Into the Spider-Verse succeeds.
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Cheating on standardized tests has long been seen as an admissions vulnerability.
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But he has been unable to reduce Mongolia's vulnerability to Chinese pressure.
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Her TED Talk on vulnerability has been viewed nearly 30 million times.
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Aging is so much about vulnerability, and how do we understand that?
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My girlfriend put me on to Brené Brown, a Shaman vulnerability researcher.
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Scalpers count on this emotional vulnerability to drive you into their arms.
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Disparities of wealth and economic status correlate with vulnerability to environmental illnesses.
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Certainly, A Wrinkle in Time deals with both paradox and radical vulnerability.
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The vulnerability was in Electrum's JSON-RPC interface, which wasn't properly secured.
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The vulnerability of the pro-choice movement's rhetorical tentpole is hardly unique.
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"While a number of these claims proved to be false extortion attempts, we did identify and fix a vulnerability that was related to the ability to access source code through an injection vulnerability," ZDnet quoted Ballou as saying.
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The report created a small uproar in the security community because, rather than contact the manufacturer with the security vulnerability it had discovered, MedSec went to Muddy Waters Investments, who shorted the stock before releasing the vulnerability publicly.
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Your feeling of inconvenience has grown to a state of fear and vulnerability, which you unknowingly assisted in creating by not changing the default password on your wireless router or because of a security vulnerability in your DVR.
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"The F.B.I. is intentionally exploiting a known vulnerability and enabling people to profit off of it," said Alex Rice, the chief technology officer at HackerOne, a security company in San Francisco that helps coordinate vulnerability disclosure for corporations.
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"It's possible that one of these interfaces ... could itself have vulnerabilities, but that wouldn't be a vulnerability in the Echo, that would be a vulnerability in Amazon's infrastructure, and we wouldn't call that an Echo hack," he says.
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After a vulnerability is submitted to the group, the agency representatives who make up what's called the Equities Review Board enter a five-day deliberation period in which they discuss whether or not to "discriminate" or "restrict" the vulnerability.
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In February 2015, the FBI used a "non-publicly known vulnerability" to hack over 8000 computers across the world; Mozilla, the creators of the Firefox browser, wanted the FBI to disclose the vulnerability to it (the FBI did not).
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"There is an inherent feeling of vulnerability that comes with being undocumented in this country, and that vulnerability moves you to get away of anything that is official government," said Carlos González Gutiérrez, the consul general in Austin, Tex.
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But according to Qualcomm, Google should have known about the vulnerability since 2014.
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It felt like an about face on their previous position on this #vulnerability.
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Remind your children that advertisers are counting on this vulnerability to sell things.
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I also asked him about the electric grid's vulnerability, but Penn wouldn't comment.
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The vulnerability, which Amazon has since patched, was discovered by cybersecurity company Checkmarx.
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So the vulnerability is in the mail clients and not in the protocols.
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Athletic, sexy, and lithe, the man's stride suggests strength as well as vulnerability.
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Mainly, he touches on the intimacy, vulnerability, and social perception of the body.
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In the meantime, WhatsApp said it is working to patch the software vulnerability.
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Other questions include:• Is exploitation of this vulnerability alone sufficient to cause harm?
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This causes a higher vulnerability to secondary bacterial infections such as MRSA pneumonia.
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New York (CNN Business)The WhatsApp vulnerability revealed earlier this week sounds terrifying.
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In October 2015, hackers were spreading details of a vulnerability in TalkTalk's systems.
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He did not, however, mention anything about the denial of service attack vulnerability.
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Honesty and vulnerability help Velour form her own safe space in the community.
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He softens around "Sebastian," and their moments of vulnerability only become more frequent.
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This creates a moment of vulnerability no matter how savvy Trump might be.
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WhatsApp confirmed the vulnerability of its app, but did not name the perpetrator.
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"A significant slowdown would widen the current account deficit and increase rupee vulnerability."
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Still, there's every reason for the tenants to start thinking about their vulnerability.
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He said the FBI needs to determine what it knows about the vulnerability.
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That particular vulnerability exists in a global calling network called Signaling System 7.
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One is the inherent vulnerability of women trying drugs for the first time.
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We have, after all, been historically shamed for expressing vulnerability, femininity, and sexuality.
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Wannacry does this by exploiting a vulnerability in some older versions of Windows.
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The vulnerability affects multi-signature digital wallets launched through Parity since July 20.
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Atom had an XSS vulnerability not too long ago which did exactly that.
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Right now, we can't know whether anybody actually took advantage of this vulnerability.
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To me, our greatest strength and vulnerability is this amazing collection of tales.
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It means less features that are misconfigured, which is a major security vulnerability.
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The same kernel vulnerability was fixed in a supplemental update for macOS 10.14.6.
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It's about a breakup, but it's also about loneliness and connection and vulnerability.
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Trump appeared aware of its importance and his own vulnerability on the issue.
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First reported Tuesday evening, the vulnerability has already been patched by Slack shortly.
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But technological innovations are already reducing some of that vulnerability, the report said.
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Honestly, I think all my characters have been in a place of vulnerability.
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The attack exploits a long-standing vulnerability in the architecture of the web.
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Security researcher Baptiste Robert discovered the vulnerability, tweeting his findings on Monday afternoon.
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There are signs that ISIS is already taking advantage of the SDF's vulnerability.
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But it would be very hard to use this vulnerability for mass surveillance.
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It is easy to see how an American listing could become a vulnerability.
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"[Thiel] was waiting 10 years to find a point of vulnerability," Denton continued.
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With this attack, the Japanese were reminded more than ever of their vulnerability.
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When a vulnerability finally surfaced, the result was an almost impossible disclosure task.
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The vulnerability is particularly severe because customer ID numbers are so easily available.
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Can the tools that caused this vulnerability be reappropriated to make us safer?
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That report traces the first injection of a backdoor vulnerability to April 14th.Col.
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The vulnerability of communication links to interference is an argument for greater autonomy.
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Jokowi's biggest vulnerability is the economy, where returns have not matched his promises.
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Disasters are the product of a natural hazard combined with exposure and vulnerability.
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I wanted to give them a chance to float in their innate vulnerability.
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"She needs to have a strength to her but also vulnerability," Clapton said.
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It's a persistent vulnerability, and it's common knowledge in the digital security world.
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"We had no data breach; however, we did find a vulnerability," said Desai.
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But a backlog of sometimes years-old chats can still present a vulnerability.
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This includes a previously unidentified vulnerability in the Live Photos feature of FaceTime.
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Thus the incident is not necessarily due to any vulnerability in Amazon's systems.
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The wider issue of vulnerability, protection and predatory activity is very real, though.
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The results of his vulnerability testing likely wouldn't fill customers with much confidence.
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Apple says that vulnerability was all patched up in iOS 11.2, macOS 10.13.
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The moon moves into cancer on Friday morning, creating an air of vulnerability.
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And now it is my departure that is the cause of his vulnerability.
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And the most significant factor in their vulnerability is also the most obvious.
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However, the Iranian attack on U.S. forces in Iraq revealed a major vulnerability.
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There's no evidence the vulnerability was exploited for criminal purposes before being patched.
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While this can be a strength, it also can be a great vulnerability.
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We love the vulnerability of head-over-heels relationships that evolve impossibly fast.
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Like all of those albums, it is a magnum opus in male vulnerability.
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Instead, her willingness to expose her vulnerability has only strengthened her fan base.
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"We hacked his quora with a vulnerability on quora," an OurMine member said.
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This asymmetrical power relationship increases workers' vulnerability and potential for experiencing sexual harassment.
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"They like the vulnerability, they like to see us be helpless," Molly says.
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For Alphabet, the greatest source of vulnerability is the speed of global innovation.
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"There's a sadness and vulnerability to Penny Lane's character," she told Rolling Stone.
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The vulnerability was in Struts2, a release of an Apache web server project.
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They are taught to be tough, fearless and to deny their own vulnerability.
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Some machines are actually connected to the internet, creating unnecessary vulnerability to intrusion.
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The group claims that Nintendo can't fix the vulnerability with future firmware patches.
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Since then, heavy rainstorms have continued to demonstrate Houston's vulnerability to heavy rains.
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View a full breakdown of HackerOne's "most impactful and rewarded" vulnerability types here.
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What is like being able to tap into the vulnerability of your subjects?
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He also dared, like all clowns, to expose his vulnerability publicly and completely.
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Philips was alerted to the vulnerability and a patch was issued last month.
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Without words, the trepidation, vulnerability, and curiosity of the story come through vividly.
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Almost without exception, targets have been chosen for their vulnerability or cultural symbolism.
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The vulnerability exists in all versions of Windows dating back to Windows Vista.
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If someone lives until 275, their lifetime vulnerability increases to 218 in 73,27.
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This "home ignition zone,"as it's called, holds the critical points of vulnerability.
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Seeing male vulnerability onscreen is also part of the power of this film.
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The other thing you need to understand is that vulnerability was patched, right?
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These weapons create a vulnerability that looms over the security of our nation.
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Like Aesop's fables, Nelson's anecdotes have lessons touching on knowledge, vulnerability, and pride.
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The Building Harlo: It's interesting to think about co-tenancy as a vulnerability.
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The company later notified Irish data protection authorities of the vulnerability on Nov.
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This is not the first discovery of a surprising vulnerability in digital assistants.
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His office announced the vulnerability, and the cards were locked for a time.
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The second vulnerability is that Turkey has an unusually high external financing need.
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This vulnerability leads them to have sex for the first time in months.
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Many banks have cut lines of credit, seeking to reduce their own vulnerability.
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Mother-daughter relations can be fraught with complication and vulnerability — I love you!
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In the end the greatest security vulnerability is a false sense of confidence.
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Both have a problem with spontaneous, reciprocal communication with a hint of vulnerability.
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Here are the steps you can take now to limit your financial vulnerability.
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The confident move is to break out of the emotional bunker with vulnerability.
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The type of vulnerability has been known about by security researchers for years.
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The type of vulnerability has been known about by security researchers for years.
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Vulnerability, she says, leads to deeper intimacy, and can ultimately be more romantic.
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Walden had expressed concerns with the vulnerability after the "60 Minutes" report. Rep.
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Experts have warned about voting machine vulnerability for years, but nothing has changed.
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Vulnerability is a word that can strike fear in the hearts of many.
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Applied quickly, this will deny attackers the ability to exploit the known vulnerability.
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But Saleem is all ironic hard edges where Barry still has some vulnerability.
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To quote Bruce Schneier: This is how vulnerability research is supposed to work.
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The transaction may be more essential to Cohen's backstory than Trump's legal vulnerability.
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Then, sensing his combatant's vulnerability, he raised his firearm and pulled the trigger.
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Curious—and a little moved by my dad's vulnerability—I accepted his invitation.
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After a moment of vulnerability with Fitz, Liv returns to her normal self.
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"Leaving any physical copy of the exploit is a vulnerability," she told him.
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Apple knows what to do with a vulnerability report… But medical device companies?
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It's fascinating to watch how each individual chooses to reckon with her vulnerability.
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Employment and income were not significantly related to that sense of white vulnerability.
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The petals were strewn about—multiple exposures suggesting their life cycle and vulnerability.
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I see that the honest vulnerability helps to make the content more relatable.
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Trauma may play a role in bisexual women's increased vulnerability to psychological distress.
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The Parity team later published a blog post alerting users to the vulnerability.
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He was facing such poverty and vulnerability that it's not an educated choice.
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Medical vulnerability is not about chronological age but about how healthy people are.
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I just really love the vulnerability and the potential in this first draft.
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Our country needs to look at its own unique vulnerability in presidential elections.
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Her white dress, transparent from the water, implies the vulnerability of flood victims.
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That's why even elite defenses can look pedestrian when they have a vulnerability.
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After all, so much vulnerability in the league had been revealed this season.
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The willingness to voice vulnerability is just part of the American psyche now.
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Ms. Jakubiak brought a rich, earthy, expressive voice and disarming vulnerability to Julietta.
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It seems to me that their vulnerability is also part of their meaning.
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To say this is an area of national vulnerability is a gross understatement.
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But the window of vulnerability on recession has not fully opened up yet.
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Fast-food chains have faced backlash about workers' vulnerability during the coronavirus outbreak.
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"Turkey sat at the negotiating table with this military vulnerability," Ulgen told Reuters.
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I've found that vulnerability and openness fosters a sense of trust at work.
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The fact that this vulnerability surprises them, she said, speaks to their privilege.
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But the software giant said there is currently no patch for the vulnerability.
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The Democratic wave exposed Mr. Trump's vulnerability and suggests a less polarized country.
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Mishra received €2,500 from the bug bounty for discovering and disclosing the vulnerability.
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It also highlights Canada's vulnerability to media manipulation ahead of the October vote.
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Forest fires, floods and scorched fields speak of Europe's vulnerability to global warming.
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On Wednesday, Hunt published a blog post detailing the vulnerability and his research.
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They named the vulnerability the KNOB attack, short for "Key Negotiation Of Bluetooth."
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But the company repaired the vulnerability after the researchers reported it to Google.
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"Don't underestimate or don't take his quirkiness or mannerisms for vulnerability," Kipnis said.
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We failed to capitalize on Donald Trump's vulnerability and succumbed to his bullying.
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Already attuned to the vulnerability of innocence, he adopted stray animals as pets.
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The practice of patching a security vulnerability is a good example of this.
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American officials have long focused on North Korea's finances as a major vulnerability.
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The researchers alerted federal law enforcement officials and the company to the vulnerability.
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They also alerted federal law enforcement officials and the company about the vulnerability.
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We perceive vulnerability as soft and weak, and resilience as hard and strong.
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You may be wondering whether this man is erotically engaged by her vulnerability.
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Moreover, you can&apost demonstrate vulnerability in a way that undermines your competence.
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"There's a lot of vulnerability and anxiety" after a birth, said Rabbi Jacobs.
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Vulnerability is the key, for me, to be deeply affected by the story.
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The primary vulnerability that Trotter and Downing identified is patched, the two say.
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In fairness, the company issued a patch for the vulnerability several months ago.
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This vulnerability is felt in my bones and my relationship with the state.
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But tyrannies also have a fatal vulnerability in the face of moral conscience.
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Which is not to say that they aren't happy to exploit Apted's vulnerability.
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Do not violate traffic regulations, he said, as any vulnerability may be exploited.
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But the shift in vulnerability to conspiracy theories may have deeper psychological roots.
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Further, the NIST Cybersecurity Framework aptly calls for broad adoption of vulnerability disclosure.
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Mr. Rogowski plays the role with fine-tuned blend of machismo and vulnerability.
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Real action must be taken to curtail the city's vulnerability to climate change.
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Some television presenters donned gas masks for their stand-ups, accentuating Leilani's vulnerability.
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The roots of Mr. Mueller's vulnerability date back to the middle of 1999.
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Some schools, in turn, exploited that vulnerability, in some instances by withholding wages.
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But that vulnerability does not mean the war will be centered in Baghdad.
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"This vulnerability still exits; other people are bound to exploit it," he said.
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Google says it plans to patch the vulnerability in its October security update.
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In this state of vulnerability, it is absolutely critical that students feel safe.
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Attacks on Saudi oil facilities this year showed its vulnerability to military strike.
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Polls show that Clinton's greatest vulnerability has to do with trustworthiness and character.
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Predicted country vulnerability to pandemic in terms of economic loss, 2018 (% GDP loss).
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It's unflinching and fearless in its honesty and willingness to show Fleabag's vulnerability.
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This would lower the vulnerability of the bank's capital to asset quality shocks.
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It follows then that as the playing field gets bigger, Republican vulnerability rises.
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The socially vulnerable cannot wield it effectively precisely because of their social vulnerability.
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In person, his autocratic streak is presentationally complicated by a Ralph Kramdenesque vulnerability.
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It is always challenging to pinpoint the catalyst, but the vulnerability now exists.
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The U.S. campaign in Afghanistan is one point of vulnerability they could exploit.
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Its vulnerability was its strength, the brash openness of its raw, nervy weirdness.
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Recent cyberattacks have made clear the vulnerability of large central databases to cyberattack.
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Because at the heart of Colman's characters, there is always a deep vulnerability.
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But once I stepped into the room, I realized that vulnerability was important.
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But his greatest asset also stands to be a vulnerability on the trail.
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In doing so, Mr. Nixon appealed to Americans' sense of insecurity and vulnerability.
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It was an intense, almost hallucinatory parable of utter vulnerability and desperate compromise.
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This is a very tender and upsetting reminder of your — and their — vulnerability.
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That meant smaller habitats for wild marine life, and more vulnerability to storms.
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As other nations improve their communications networks, their vulnerability will grow, they added.
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It was mentioned repeatedly that was increasing the potential vulnerability of domestic banks.
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I show my vulnerability by sharing my story and parts of my recovery.
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The vulnerability exists in the following versions of WhatsApp: The vulnerability discovered in early May, was targeted as recently as Sunday when a UK-based human rights lawyer was attacked by NSO's flagship Pegasus program, according to researchers at Citizens Lab.
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The industry standard for public disclosure (the amount of time between when a company is made aware of a vulnerability and when that vulnerability is made open to the public) is 90 days but CERT only has a 45 day window.
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That's why 0patch developed a new (currently in beta) technology that actually allows security researchers who find bugs in software to create and suggest a "micro patch" for the vulnerability they discovered, alongside the vulnerability disclosure, as they are reporting it.
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Officials at Apple no doubt recognise the vulnerability created by their dependence on China.
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Still, the vulnerability lingered in Android long enough for Beniamini to discover his exploit.
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I want to encourage men to feel safe and comfortable with vulnerability and transparency.
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Fingerprint ID is almost ubiquitous now, but they remain the phone's biggest security vulnerability.
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If not, it could create a vulnerability that threatens the entire U.S. aviation system.
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"Not knowing is vulnerability and powerlessness and that raises precaution instinctively," Mr. Ropeik said.
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It is a way to disavow or ward off our own vulnerability and fragility.
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It really gives her a vulnerability that I think ends up playing really well.
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Crawford and Sutin pivoted Molly into Squad to keep exploring new formats for vulnerability.
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But Eggo added the importance of being aware of all potential areas of vulnerability.
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The data was accessed via a web application vulnerability, Equifax said in a statement.
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And, the sex scenes, sex talk, and emotional sexual vulnerability only increases from there.
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He said he has sold all his Turkish debt because of the banks' vulnerability.
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The minute Daria showed any vulnerability, some people declared that she jumped the shark.
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Not to mention a vulnerability that it finally fixed this summer—after seven years.
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Here are the best ways for consumers to minimize that vulnerability, according to Herjavec.
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Last year, a vulnerability in Yahoo Mail gave hackers the opportunity to embed malicious .
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A new car vulnerability looks very hard to detect, and even harder to patch.
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Particularly, fans have valued her openness and vulnerability in turning her pain into music.
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The window of greatest vulnerability is in the embryonic, fetal and early postnatal periods.
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But it's unclear which systems at which locations are similarly affected by the vulnerability.
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There is much greater economic insecurity, vulnerability and anxiety among the working-age population.
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It could have been hardware based or it could have been a software vulnerability.
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The messaging app, which is owned by Facebook, said it has patched the vulnerability.
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DCRs are issuer ratings and express Fitch's view on banks' relative vulnerability to default.
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Update 1/3/17 3:15 PMIntel has released a statement regarding this vulnerability.
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One of the periods of maximum vulnerability for bad decisions is when you retire.
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But it exposed a vulnerability as Haftar has moved much of its forces north.
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"It's important that your communication is honest and includes expressions of vulnerability," she says.
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The vote is above all a sign of Mr Netanyahu's current vulnerability at home.
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In fact, Gaga's vulnerability is what captivated many of those in the TIFF audience.
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Facebook issued a security advisory on Monday apparently in relation to the WhatsApp vulnerability.
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You can find the installer at Dell's support page for the vulnerability, right here.
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But he may try to mitigate its vulnerability with violence at home and abroad.
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"It's a huge security vulnerability," said Greg Martin, a former security architect for ArcSight.
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There is no evidence that the vulnerability has been exploited by real-world hackers.
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Still, The Bachelorette is also a space where straight male vulnerability is taken seriously.
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The unpatched Windows 7 vulnerability lets hackers escalate local privileges to execute malicious code.
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"I wanted to show some vulnerability, and I wanted to show some, some struggle."
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In her own lyrics, Ally wants to assuage the male character in his vulnerability.
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It hasn't been discussed as a vulnerability, but rather as a first-mover advantage.
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A source of far greater vulnerability for Russia is the 2018 football World Cup.
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Ultimately her vulnerability wasn't her Achilles heel so much as the making of her.
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This was vulnerability she was willing to expose in the form of her art.
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It's vital that you acknowledge these feelings of vulnerability without being ruled by them.
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Vulnerability in making the film, visually was something I worked really hard to achieve.
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And in the case of the male participants, there's an added level of vulnerability.
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It also implies a protracted period of balance sheet repair and thus of vulnerability.
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"It is possible that we won't see this vulnerability incorporated into malware," says Pope.
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He is a natural communicator, whose openness and vulnerability somehow come across the airwaves.
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"And also the vulnerability and the intelligence of how she really crafted [JFK's] legacy."
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A spokesperson for Epic Games told BuzzFeed News the company had patched the vulnerability.
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This is especially important when an update offers a patch for a serious vulnerability!
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Vulnerability to Pandemic Flu Could Be Greater Today Than a Century Ago (JAMA Perspective).
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That co-dependency was a wicked need waiting to pounce in moments of vulnerability.
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What Beijing got was massive, embarrassing protests, anxious foreign investors and increasing economic vulnerability.
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In narrow horse race terms, this is probably not a huge vulnerability for Biden.
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I think that's kind of where the fear and vulnerability in it comes from.
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In these videos, experts and leaders address fundamental issues of creativity, leadership and vulnerability.
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Twitter fixed this vulnerability in three days, and paid him $7,560 for finding it.
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Prakash says he discovered the vulnerability and reported it to Facebook on February 22.
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Google and Microsoft have a history of disagreements over Google's approach to vulnerability disclosures.
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The root cause is vulnerability of people: due to poverty, conflicts, inequality and illiteracy.
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A second vulnerability is to what might be called America's industrial policy in reverse.
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Against that backdrop, Clinton's campaign has sensed vulnerability in places Republicans almost always win.
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The pictures are a stark reminder of our energy infrastructure's vulnerability to natural disasters.
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"I think that's the best thing in life, to show vulnerability," Hudson tells PEOPLE.
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Gevers said the foundation directly alerted SenseNets to the vulnerability, in line with GDI.
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But its dependence on exports and EU funds is also a source of vulnerability.
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Apple's virus vulnerability Q: Is it true that Apple users will never get ransomware?
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Because she was a victim of childhood sexual abuse, however, there was lingering vulnerability.
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Why matters: The Financial Times first reported the vulnerability was developed by NSO Group.
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The plan also would mandate an annual report on climate vulnerability for Pentagon assets.
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Behind this discussion lurks a great vulnerability opening up under the Trump White House.
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The human stuff — feelings, vulnerability, creativity, bonding — can make you feel awkward and embarrassed.
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The vulnerability must affect the latest shipping iOS and where relevant the latest hardware.
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Perhaps the combination of her availability and vulnerability was appealing to wealthy American males.
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The company first learned of the vulnerability via a coordinated disclosure from Microsoft Research.
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Here's a video demonstration of the vulnerability in action:[Checkpoint via The Hacker News]
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The overall figures show a potential vulnerability as Trump runs for reelection this year.
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"This particular vulnerability, this fear of being a fraud is widespread apparently," Koven says.
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There is a raw vulnerability on the album that makes it an enduring listen.
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