From documentation :
"An exploit is a piece of code or a program that takes advantage of a weakness (aka vulnerability) in an application or system."
https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/cyberpedia/malware-vs-exploits
unless we see it differently.
executing a code that take advantage of a vulnerability (does not mean it will be successful)
but able to identify vulnerabilities in a SERVER (mean that a bad actor manages to get past security)
should be B.
identifying a vulnerability is not a successful exploit.
executing code to take advantage of the vulnerability should be a successful exploit.
unless i am reading it wrongly
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