vulnerabilities
Prononciation : [ˌvʌlnəˈrɛbɪlɪtiz]
Mot
Contexte : « security »
(noun) vulnerabilities are weaknesses in a system that can be attacked or harmed. Just like a tree has weak spots where it might break easily, computer systems also have spots that can be damaged.
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The company worked hard to fix the vulnerabilities in their software to make it safer.
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Ignoring the vulnerabilities in the system can lead to serious problems later.
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What steps are being taken to identify the vulnerabilities in our network?
Contexte : « emotional »
(noun) vulnerabilities can also refer to the sensitive parts of a person, like feelings that might be hurt. Everyone has things that make them feel exposed or unprotected.
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She showed her vulnerabilities by sharing her true feelings with her friends.
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He does not like to show any vulnerabilities because he worries about being judged.
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Why is it hard for some people to express their vulnerabilities?
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