Sentence examples for harm the security from inspiring English sources

In his blog post, Burnett explained that by publishing his own dataset of usernames and passwords, he wants to "further research with the goal of making authentication more secure" rather than harm the security of those internet users.

"C.I.A. leaders were appropriately concerned with how disclosures of classified information could harm the security of agency officers" and they "focussed exclusively on this important matter," Todd D. Ebitz, an agency spokesman, said.

Proliferation of the weakened version of iOS (nicknamed 'FBiOS') and the methods to install it really would harm the security of every Apple customer, and may only be defeated at the first step.

The statement read: "The order stemmed from the fact that the accused had hoarded in his memory classified information that has not been released, and the release of which could harm the security interests of Israel".

The embassy break-ins by the North Korean asylum seekers "not only harm the security of those embassies and interfere with their normal function, but also pose a challenge to Chinese law," said Liu Jianchao, a Foreign Ministry spokesman.

Even allowing for the fact that Mr. Abdulmutallab's trial did not involve a crime anywhere near the scale of 9/11, Ms. Greenberg said, "the idea that it would harm the security of Detroit's citizens did not become a cause célèbre".

"We will not allow Iraq to become a platform for harming the security of Iran and neighbors," Mr. Maliki said.

Mr Netanyahu is "harming the security of Israel and its soldiers for politics," says his former minister, Tzipi Livni, now the main opposition party's co-leader.

The law defines terror in the broadest terms imaginable and includes such things as "harming the security of the community, risking national unity and harming the reputation or status of the country".

He appeared briefly on television, vowing that the military would not be deterred by the attack from "cutting off every hand that harms the security of the homeland and citizens".

"We will not allow Iraq to become a platform for harming the security of Iran and its neighbors," Mr. Maliki said, according to the Iranian state-run news agency, IRNA, which reported that he met with President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on the second day of a three-day visit.