Sentences with phrase «tromer found a flaw»

A hacker found a flaw in Facebook, reported it, eventually (and that's the sticky part) got results and then went for the $ 500 he was owed as part of Facebook's own bug - bounty program.

For example, in 1999 he and his team found a flaw in Microsoft's Web server.

«It's not that you audit a bunch of things and find flaws — you've got to be able to explain exactly why,» said Microsoft's Mishra.

The automaker agreed to report safety problems a lot faster — it only started recalling 2.6 million small cars this February, more than a decade after engineers first found a flaw in the switches.

A hacker who found a flaw in Facebook reported it to the company but was ignored.

It's an age - old truth: The closer you are to a news story, the more likely you will find it flawed.

In April, Adobe issued an emergency update to Flash after security researchers found a flaw that allowed hackers to distribute so - called ransomware to owners of Microsoft Windows personal computers.

At the meeting, Eran Tromer found a flaw in Ozzie's scheme: under certain circumstances, an attacker can get an arbitrary phone unlocked.

As criminals become more adept at finding those flaws, security nightmares will start to pile up.

«It's very important in blockchain technology and specifically cryptocurrencies that you be very open with what you're trying to do and have as many people as possible looking at it to see if they can find a flaw,» he said.

• Bad economic theory: Greenspan's «oops» moment came when he told Congress he found a flaw in his idea that bank executives would never do anything that would hurt the reputations, never mind the survival, of their institutions.

But Dick has found a flaw.

Hodgson points to disasters like the Gulf oil spill and the West Virginia mine collapse where inquiries found flawed governance at BP (BP) and Massey Energy, respectively.

For those who want to find the flaws in the foundations of Christianity using many of the references used by contemporary NT scholars,:

We come prejudiced against the possibility of demonstration, and are suspicious even where we find no flaw.

Other qualified scientists with no vested interest in seeing a given theory succeed or fail attempt to find flaws in the methodologies described in the source paper by replicating the processes themselves to see if they get the same results.

And proof will not come by finding flaws with the existing theory and saying «FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH GOD».

As a Christian I have no need to respond with «You're so stupid» or similar comments, because my faith in God is strong enough that I will believe no matter what, and my degree will enable me to understand and find any flaw in any theory that supposedly «proves» that God doesn't exist.

Then, apply the Five F rule: «First Find the Flaws, then Fix the Foundations».

Even if one finds some flaw in the evidence about, say, card playing, there are still several dozen other indicators showing the same trend.

We would defend Collins on this, since the identification of design in cosmology is not about finding flaws in the functioning of the universe's physics, but about the way the physical laws are established in the first place.

im going to open an Atheist burger store and anyone who can point out any logical fallacy with religion or supernatural beliefs will get a free small fry, but I think I might make a that a 2 week promotion as you don't even need to research religion to find a flaw, I would be giving out all my fries, I wonder if this car service guy would be okay with that?

The only reason you read anything scientific is in the hopes of being able to find any flaw and trying to smugly insert your deity into that flaw.

It won't take much to find the flaws in the other newer half now, would it?

If you are not a believer in God (the God of the Bible), I can certainly understand why you might not like Lewis and why you have found flaws so that you have an excuse not to believe.

We find flaws and question everything.

The engineer would be foolish to release that new device to the market without testing it first to find any flaws and to see if it does the job as intended.

And when I say we need to listen to them, I mean not to find their flaws but to hear the truth in what they are trying to communicate.

There's some truly unnerving concepts located within, and if you examine the book from an unbiased direction you should clearly find the flawed voice of man.

He found flaws in the alignment of the Egyption and Hebrew histories as well as accounts from other sources that back up the Exodus account.

I wanted to find flaws.

I found a flaw in your otherwise magnificent cookbook!

Pretty awful take to ignore Case's past and his record overall but try to find flaws in a QB who has outperformed Kennum nearly every season they have been in the league.

It was a team that looked so complete, you needed to squint to find flaws.

If you can find a flaw in this search, please, let me know in the comments and give me a better out - of - position outfield.

I don't know all of the factors in all the ranking systems and I won't take the time to learn them all and then try to find the flaws in each (this assuming there are flaws, it is possible but unlikely that there are perfect ranking systems).

It is impossible to find flaw with the way he has applied himself.

I really am pleased with these and can't find any flaws thus far and as a plus the prints and colours are just darling.

I think we can all agree that the quality of research on planned home birth is varied, and proponents and opponents will find flaws with respective studies.

To be honest we found it difficult to find any flaws with this machine, so we recommend making it a top choice if it fits into your budget.

The stitches are done extremely well and I didn't find any flaws at all!

Here we told you some traits that this stroller has that will definitely make you fall in with it; but like with so many other products, you can also find some flaws that will potentially force you to have some second thoughts.

Greenspan, the doyen of the neo-liberal banking structure, said in 2008 following the banking crisis that he had found a flaw in the «critical functioning structure that defines how the world works... I made a mistake in presuming that the self - interests of organisations, specifically banks and others, were such that they were best capable of protecting their own shareholders and their equity in the firms.»

Catalfo, a math whiz who passed the exam in seventh grade, found the flaw as he was reviewing the test in order to tutor other students.

In September, the National Audit Office found flaws in the handling of the department's # 2.4 billion flagship welfare programme, Universal Credit.

«I think the press has to get over that, okay, if you're looking to find a flaw or a gap, you're going to find it, in anybody,» responded Paladino.

New research finds flaws in a 2009 study that had provided hope and one scientist says CFS patients should stop taking antiretroviral drugs based on those findings

So instead of packing up her metaphorical skis and going home, she sent the MHCI paper to Neuron, whose editors could find no flaws in the methodology.

The rest either tried to find flaws in the experimental techniques or pointed out constraints which rule out most of the new models.

Other researchers tried to find flaws in Thorne's arguments and, in particular, pointed to problems in satisfying a requirement known as the «weak energy condition».