OPERATING SYSTEM SECURITY FLAW

Domain	Definition
Computing	A security flaw represents the potential for one user to access(i. e. read, modify, manipulate, or destroy)another user's information or programs against that user's wishes or to gain control of the operating system. An operation system security flaw is any condition that would permit a user(or the users program)to cause the operating system to cease reliable and secure operation. Source: European Union. (references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Language		Translations for "OPERATING SYSTEM SECURITY FLAW"; alternative meanings/domain in parentheses.
Danish		sikkerhedsbrist (security flaw). (various references)

Finnish		turvallisuusaukko (security flaw), käyttöjärjestelmän heikko kohta (security flaw). (various references)

French		défaut de sécurité du système d'exploitation. (various references)

German		Sicherheitsschwachstelle (security flaw), Schwachstelle im Betriebssystem (security flaw). (various references)

Pig Latin		operatingay ystemsay ecuritysay awflay

Portuguese		defeito na segurança do sistema operativo (security flaw). (various references)

Spanish		defecto de seguridad en el sistema operativo (security flaw). (various references)

Swedish		svaghet (debility, dotage, foible, fragility, frailty, impuissance, infirmity, weakness), säkerhetsbrist (security flaw). (various references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various translation references.

Specialty Definition: OPERATING SYSTEM SECURITY FLAW