And they're going to want the largest window of exploitability possible.

Exploitability - how much work is it to launch the attack?

Because remember they now associate each of these with an exploitability index, which is, you know, yes, there's a problem.

Among them, there are two exploitability test sites, the links for which I have in the show notes.

Contextualised information is the key to ensuring the exploitability of information resources.

And many of those devices, he contends, have not nearly been examined for exploitability as much as we would like.

This is the worst exploitability they offer, Index 1, which they call "more likely to be exploited."

The objective to develop software tools to support system designers is derived from our goal of ultimate exploitability.

Although the point I was going to make was that, even though there was a window of exploitability, they weren't serious zero days.

These six metrics are used to calculate the exploitability and impact sub-scores of the vulnerability.

The emphasis in government policy on research with potential application, and on industrial exploitability, also creates unease.

As a phenomenon that can involve human beings in situations of potential exploitability and inadequate protection, migration cannot be regulated by market forces alone.

Unfortunately, with that usefulness comes exploitability.

Article 1 of the convention defined the term shelf in terms of exploitability rather than relying upon the geological definition.

So they had the Exploitability Index.

Oh, and Microsoft is thinking that they have that weird new term they use for - it's the "exploitability index."

This will determine the exploitability of reported vulnerabilities and eliminate the reporting of false positives.

If service availability has been limited to intranet users only, then remote exploitability will consequently be limited within said zone.

These reports are therefore deliberately restricted in scope to a range of technical issues which affect the exploitability of courseware resources.

The exploitability (E) metric describes the current state of exploitation techniques or automated exploitation code.

The Steering Committee will assess the outline bids in terms of their science quality, relevance, exploitability and timeliness.

Aquifers are being overdrawn, and most dammable rivers are already at the limits of exploitability, he added.

And then aside from that there were nine other important fixes, six of which potentially had a high exploitability rating, the way Microsoft now rates these things.

But for extraordinary, flabbergasting success, nothing can take the place of a high E.Q., or Exploitability Quotient.

Those two permissions have always been classified as "normal," which is a designation given to application permissions thought to have no malicious exploitability.