exploit in German

exploit in German is Heldentat, Exploit, ausbeuten — exploit means a bold or notable achievement, especially a daring one.

Heldentat

noun

A heroic or extraordinary deed.

Exploit

noun

(computing) A program or technique that exploits a vulnerability in other software.

ausbeuten

verb

ausnutzen

verb

What does "exploit" mean?

noun A bold or notable achievement, especially a daring one.
"The explorer wrote a book about his daring exploits in the jungle."
noun A piece of code or technique that takes advantage of a security flaw.
"The company released an update to fix the exploit before anyone could abuse it."
verb To make good use of something to your own advantage.
"Farmers exploit the long summer days to grow a second crop."
verb To treat someone unfairly for your own benefit.
"Some landlords exploit tenants who are afraid to complain."

The explorer wrote a book about his daring exploits in the jungle.
Her latest exploit was swimming across the lake in cold water.
The company released an update to fix the exploit before anyone could abuse it.
Security researchers found a new exploit that let attackers bypass the login screen.

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What is "exploit" in German?

"exploit" in German is Heldentat, Exploit, ausbeuten. exploit means: A bold or notable achievement, especially a daring one.

How do you use "exploit" in a sentence?

Example: "The explorer wrote a book about his daring exploits in the jungle." In German, "exploit" is Heldentat, Exploit, ausbeuten.

Are there other ways to say "exploit" in German?

Yes — German has 4 translations listed for "exploit": Heldentat, Exploit, ausbeuten, ausnutzen.

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