exploit
[ɪk'splɔɪt]

verb transitive

[Definition]: use to one's advantage

[Example Sentences]:
1. Google has a better way to exploit music to sell things that are not music advertising.
2. There are a variety of ways to exploit access to these certificates.
3. The race is on to see which software can most effectively exploit the code.
4. Google researchers have already found malicious programs on the Web that exploit this vulnerability.
5. They have not published their exploit code, so there is no way to verify their claim.
6. Google said it has not detected attempts to exploit the flaw.
7. I loved it I could exploit a fully patched system with a single bad file.
8. Any attacker can exploit them without any user interaction or additional requirements.
9. This is one more platform criminals will continue to exploit as the channel grows, he said.
10. The thing is only white hat security researchers reveal the exploit details.
11. It primarily targets online cameras, but it can be used to exploit pretty much anything.
12. He said that if such back doors exist, the bad guys will find them and exploit them.
13. The simple reality is that an attacker can potentially exploit any connected device.


[Antonyms]crime

[Synonyms]act
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