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It is the third time that Reuters's publishing systems have been compromised in a fortnight.

Customer information from more than 130,000 users of the Three mobile network has been compromised in a cyber security breach, the mobile operator has said.

But there are steps they can, and should, take to protect themselves, if they are notified that their Social Security number has been compromised in a data breach, Mr. Pascual said.

Despite Computer Hack  |  The online game company Nexon, based in Japan, plans to raise up to $1.3 billion in an initial offering, even after a regulator said personal information about customers had been compromised in a hacking attack, Reuters reports.

Due to concern that your account may have been compromised in a phishing attack that took place off-Twitter, your password was reset.

The e-mail said those measures were taken due to concerns that their accounts may have been compromised in a phishing attack, and hinted at a third-party service being at fault.

In fact, sophisticated electronic surveillance programs against the Russians were compromised in a loss that officials said could have cost the United States hundreds of millions of dollars.

The Hong Kong digital toymaker said 6 million children's accounts and 4.9 million parent accounts were compromised in a hack discovered last month, Bloomberg reports.

Forced to flee from Argentina by Peron's secret police, Guevara was compromised in a revolt in La Paz, Bolivia, and moved to Guatemala, which was then being governed by the Popular Front President, Arbenz Guzman.

The independence of an audit is much more likely to be compromised in a firm hoping to sell high-price consulting or tax work than by an individual who holds a few thousand dollars' worth of shares.

The magazine now has an inviting edge of criticism that does not spare established poets — and lively complaints from some loyalists that its 100-year-old mission is being compromised in a populist vs. elitist squeeze.