Vulnerabilities refer to weaknesses or flaws in a system, process, or individual that can be exploited by threats or risks. For example, in the context of computer security, a vulnerability might be a software bug that hackers can use to gain unauthorized access to sensitive data. Identifying and addressing these vulnerabilities is crucial to maintaining safety and security. In everyday life, people can also have vulnerabilities, such as emotional sensitivities or lack of knowledge in certain areas. Recognizing these personal vulnerabilities can help individuals seek support or improve their skills, ultimately leading to personal growth and resilience.