- situations. When
these vulnerabilities are
supported through conversation with an
emotionally safe "other," this
vulnerability can lead to resilience...
-
there are more than 240,000
vulnerabilities catalogued in the
Common Vulnerabilities and
Exposures (CVE) database. A
vulnerability is
initiated when it is...
- Look up
vulnerable in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Vulnerable may
refer to:
Vulnerability Vulnerability (computing)
Vulnerable adult Vulnerable species...
-
Vulnerability management is the "cyclical
practice of identifying, classifying, prioritizing, remediating, and mitigating"
software vulnerabilities. Vulnerability...
-
system vulnerabilities which could potentially be
further exploited.
Vulnerability databases contain a vast
array of
identified vulnerabilities. However...
- thus
vulnerabilities.
Although the
basis of only a
minority of cyberattacks, zero-days are
considered more
dangerous than
known vulnerabilities because...
- The
Common Vulnerabilities and
Exposures (CVE)
system provides a
reference method for
publicly known information-security
vulnerabilities and exposures...
- A
vulnerable species is a
species which has been
categorized by the
International Union for
Conservation of
Nature as
being threatened with extinction...
- 2003).
Socially created vulnerabilities are
largely ignored,
mainly due to the
difficulty in
quantifying them.
Social vulnerability is
created through the...
-
addiction vulnerability,
including all
factors at work in
propensity for addiction.
Accepted research now
shows that some
people have
vulnerabilities to addiction...