Flaw

A bug-bounty award for an XSS flaw is about $501, well below the $3,650 average award for a critical flaw, allowing organizations to mitigate the common bug on the cheap, researchers noted.

He chose to focus on the reactor's flaw without acknowledging that the flaw does not manifest itself unless you (Dyatlov) drive this nuclear reactor in the most bizarre and insane way.

The Meltdown flaw is specific to Intel, but Spectre is a flaw in design that has been used by many processor manufacturers for decades.

Update: The supposed security flaw on the Moto G5 Plus is simple on-body detection being enabled and not a flaw at all.

A fashion influencer has been left fuming after discovering a 'design flaw' with her £169 Zara winter coat - but people think she's to blame for not spotting it earlier.

And while that may sound like a design flaw, it’s a testament to how this tool requires very little movement; during use, you can keep your barrel static and your arm in a more comfortable position while wrapping your hair around the iron.

A recent report reveals that the PS5 suffers from an apparent design flaw that can lead to permanent damage when users leave it standing upright.

Batman confronts Jason over his ideals, he points out the one major flaw that Jason hasn't really considered: the fact Jason causes just as much suffering as the criminals he kills.

Besides this, it’s unclear whether Poe has addressed ChatGPT’s biggest flaw.

Black stresses that it would be misguided to attribute the issues that have emerged in recent months to a particular flaw within the material itself, pointing out that all materials are designed with a specific lifespan in mind.

Both of the security notices confirm that TIAA was affected by hackers’ widespread exploitation of a flaw in MOVEit Transfer, an enterprise file transfer tool developed by Progress Software.

But, as Jones’s case later proved, this analysis had a flaw – it relied on computers rather than the odd unpredictability of the human eye, the ways we respond to a face, or a movement.

But, because there are so many other delightful things going on in “Velma,” as with all of the productions Kaling’s involved in, this flaw ends up being a caveat.

But the model's inaccuracy demonstrates a flaw in the National Weather Service forecasting model system that was used at the time of the flood.

Certainly, such deep government involvement would be disruptive, though that could be more a feature than a flaw.

Coronation Street fans think they have spotted an obvious flaw in Stephen Reid's plan to drug - and potentially kill - his fiancee Elaine Metcalfe as they also believe they have 'worked out' the serial killer's downfall.

Details about this zero-day vulnerability as well as exploit code have been publicly released several days ago by the person who discovered the flaw and purportedly first tried to privately share the discovery with Atlas VPN.

Eventually, players often outlook the speed flaw and decide to offer its magnificent support structure that can reach 70.

Even with the occasional narrative flaw and aesthetic misstep, the film unfolds in a matter that's not unlike feverishly reading through a forgotten Bronze Age comic book, eagerly experiencing whatever story crumbs or impossible visuals might be in store.

Generally a product fails not due to an intrinsic flaw, however as a result of the group is unable to assist it appropriately on the time it enters the market.