Sentence examples for compromised all of from inspiring English sources

If one user's email credential become compromised, all of those sensitive documents become available to the bad guys, too.

The club must have paid or compromised all of its outstanding creditors prior to the deadline of 31 March, which is also unlikely.

Because when one party is compromised, all of us are compromised".

"Because then, if one of your accounts is compromised, all of your accounts are actually compromised," he says.

Even though it may appear that only one has been compromised, all of the credit cards may be affected, so better safe than sorry.

The link between security and development is obvious - Iraq is a country that has known a healthy economy, an educated workforce, a developed university system and relatively progressive social norms where women are concerned, yet the war has compromised all of this and women bear the brunt of the violence with least voice to stop it.

The group also claimed that the hack "compromised all admin details of Sony Pictures (including passwords) along with 75,000 'music codes' and 3.5 million 'music coupons.'".

For example, in key predistribution scheme by Blom [4], the adversary can compromise all the keys of the entire WSN merely by capturing c nodes, where c is the security parameter of the design.

These precursors compromise all the information of organogenesis.

Giving up the keys "would compromise all of the secure communications in and out my network, including my own administrative traffic," he told Judge Hilton.

The extract at high dose (600 mg/kg bwt) might have either interfered with creatinine metabolism leading to increased synthesis or the tissue might have compromised all or part of its functional capacity of tubular excretion [45].