"data leaking" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would typically use it when referring to the unintentional release or transfer of confidential information. For example, "The company suffered a serious data leaking incident when a former employee shared confidential files online."
If history is any guide, it's clear that once government agencies gain access to personal information, the likelihood of that data leaking elsewhere — the NSA, but also the IRS, the INS, and other regulators — is nearly 100%.
Lastly, we utilize S-OpenSGX to experiment with a new mitigation method against the data leaking attack on enclave threads and an APIC (Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller) device modification to reduce SGX's mode switch overhead.
In addition, transmissions can be stopped simply by blocking the light, and thus can be stopped by walls, so there is less risk of data leaking out of a house or office.
That additional exposure puts your data at risk — we've all seen cases of cell data leaking.
"The main thing I try to do is stop any form of data leaking.
Mills says yes, citing IT and regulatory concerns about closely held data leaking across the firewall.
NHS patient data leaked, police crime data leaked, TalkTalk, British Gas and Marks & Spencer customer details all leaked.
"Publishers who leak data leak revenue," the report warned.
The data leak revealed that Cameron Sr's Bahamas-based investment fund Blairmore never paid tax in Britain.
The HSBC Swiss data, leaked by an computer expert, was obtained by French authorities and shared with the DoJ in April 2010.
The data, leaked to the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung and shared with the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, constitutes a list of directors of 175,000 Bahamas registered companies.
