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Vulnerability is the likelihood that, given the realization of the threat, it will result in harm. |
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For non-intentional threats this is commonly called vulnerability. |
For non-intentional threats this is commonly called vulnerability. |
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Uses [[conceivability]] becauses of the [[risk#The estimation of likelihood in security|problems with the use of probability in determining the likelihood of human intent]]. |
Uses [[conceivability]] becauses of the [[risk#The estimation of likelihood in security|problems with the use of probability in determining the likelihood of human intent]]. |
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Revision as of 20:07, 29 February 2012
Vulnerability is the likelihood that, given the realization of the threat, it will result in harm.
For non-intentional threats
For non-intentional threats this is commonly called vulnerability.
For intentional threats
Uses conceivability becauses of the problems with the use of probability in determining the likelihood of human intent.
