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exploit
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exploit
In computer security, an unethical or illegal attack that takes advantage of some vulnerability. See zero-day exploit and PoC exploit.
(security)exploit - A security hole or an instance of taking advantage of a security hole.

"[...] hackers say exploit. sysadmins say hole" -- Mike Emke.

Emke reports that the stress is on the second syllable. If this is true, this may be a case of hackerly zero-deriving verbs (especially instantials) from nouns, akin to "write" as a noun to describe an instance of a disk drive writing to a disk.


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He addresses such topics as the colonizing and exploitative nature of intercollegiate sports, professional sports like the NBA and NFL, incidences of crime, and the question of the biological superiority of African American athletes, within the context of the history of race relations in the US.
While Thompson clearly felt this was a risk worth taking, notwithstanding her inclusion of both exploitative and empowering images, the images of nude and semi-nude African women in provocative and highly sexualized poses ultimately overshadowed those that revealed African agency.
John Hospers, "The New Epicureans" "Instead of a bumbling and inefficient tool of society, the radical [libertarian] sees the State itself, in its very nature, as coercive, exploitative, parasitic, and hence profoundly antisocial.
 
 
 
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