Sentence examples for known breaches from inspiring English sources

Today, Mozilla is taking this a step further by also letting you sign up for alerts for when your accounts appear in any (known) breaches in the future.

Kemp insisted on using this outdated, hackable infrastructure in the June runoff between Jon Ossoff and Karen Handel for Tom Price's vacated House seat, despite the known breaches, faulty equipment, and theft of electronic polling books that contained voter data.

The breach is bigger in terms of number of users affected than the 2013 leak of 359 million MySpace users' details and is the biggest known breach of personal data in 2016.

According to CBS, before its April 19 report there were no known crimes related to information from copy machine hard drives, and the only known breach so far was actually CBS's discovery of sensitive medical information on one of the four machines.

How many passengers would willingly choose to fly on airlines that they know breach protocol, and choose to fly over conflict areas in spite of alerts and warnings?

In fact, the rate of publicly known data breaches has been steadily rising for years, with 646 breaches recorded in 2008, a 46% increase over 2007, according to the Identity Theft Resource Center.

In his own arguments to court, Shiner says: "All of these allegations involve circumstances in which it can be said that the UK state knew, or ought to have known" about breaches of international law.

The pwnage check builds on that by further reducing the risk of password reuse because it's verifying if the specific password has appeared in a number of known data breaches.

Being the chief information security officer at the company that's suffered the biggest (known) data breaches in history isn't the kind of fame most CISOs would be looking for.

But when it comes to security, the optics were always going to look unkind for Lord — given Yahoo's still recent reveal that it suffered the worst (known) data breaches in history.

That might not seem so bad if you compare it to the current biggest (known) data breaches — affecting at least 500M Yahoo accounts, and more than 1BN Yahoo accounts — which took place years before the company disclosed the intrusions to the public, although it's not clear when exactly Yahoo itself discovered the breaches.