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exploitIn computer security, an unethical or illegal attack that takes advantage of some vulnerability. See zero-day exploit and PoC exploit.
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At the same time, it encouraged the rapidly expanding business of culture, which meant new visibility and social accessibility but also the political exploitability of cultural activities, among them the novel print and electronic mass media. Their sexual history in the United States has been marked by violence and censure, just as their bodies have been perceived largely through the lens of physicality, virility, strength and sexual prowess or exploitability. The metrics weighed in the CVSS formulas include impact to system availability, data confidentiality and integrity, as well as the vulnerability's exploitability and potential for collateral damage. |
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