Sentence examples for compromising the data from inspiring English sources

Cyber security has long been an irritant in relations between China and the United States with a recent attack on the US government's Office of Personnel Management, compromising the data of 4 million current and former federal employees.

Peter Fleischer, Google's privacy boss, argues that the risk of a malicious or negligent employee leaking or compromising the data, and thus the privacy of users, is minimal because only a "tiny" number of engineers have access to the databases and everything they do is recorded.But the privacy problem is much subtler than that.

If a new follow-up questionnaire is to be designed, it should be made as short as possible without compromising the data collection requirements of the trial.

The distribution of the thermal stimulus over two-thirds of the tail and the cut-off of 10 s protect the mice from tissue damage, as well as prevent the particular thermal sensitivity of a discrete point of the tail from compromising the data.

The generalized estimating equation (GEE) approach is similar to that of repeated measure ANOVA but is more powerful because it can accommodate incomplete data for individual subjects at one or more assessment points without compromising the remaining data for the subject.

The proliferation of these identification chips has given rise to civil liberty concerns, leading some groups like the European Commission to draft guidelines that would help ensure the advancement of RFID technology without compromising the sensitive data such chips store.

Last April a Sony online network for its PlayStation game consoles was hacked, compromising the personal data of some 77 million users; the Sony Music Japan site and Sony Ericsson online store were also hacked in the following weeks.

This test allows us to simplify the thermal history model without compromising the acceptable data fit.

For Airbnb, that meant working with the local government to weed out bad actors and illegal hotels without compromising the user data of thousands of its users.

This paper presents a micro-architectural enhancement, named Indirect Branch Validation Unit (IBVU), to prevent malicious attacks from compromising the control data of the program.

The University of California, Los Angeles, announced today that their health system had been hacked sometime in the past ten months, potentially compromising the personal data of 4.5 million people.