How "model.Rates" works ?

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python
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Start by tracing model.Rates and the vulnerability exploitation entry point to determine whether successRate is consulted during exploitation. Document the observed behavior and clarify whether a rate of 0.0 should prevent successful exploitation.

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Description

I am wondering how "model.Rates" works.

For example :

vulname = m.VulnerabilityInfo(
    ... 
   rates=m.Rates(successRate=1.0)
),

I couldn't find where the variable "successRate" is used to calculate whether an exploitation succeeds or not.
( I means : When I tried to define successRates as 0.0 , the vulneraility still exploits successfully. )

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