1.   ...corrupted data.

2.   Background radiation can corrupt data stored in memory chips, producing what semiconductor engineers call soft errors.

3.   A hacker can come in and corrupt your data, or a hacker can steal it and sell it.

4.   Exchange also was designed to ensure that mail is delivered and data are not corrupted in transmission, he said.

5.   Others are more insidious, corrupting the data in a computer or on a computer network, or erasing all the data by reformatting the hard disk drive.

6.   The Doppler shift, caused by the relative movement of the two craft, corrupts the data, as do the echoes caused by spurious reflections.

7.   These plastic materials tend to shrink during the process, corrupting the data.

8.   That causes computers to think they have moved back a century and give faulty readings, corrupt the data or shut down completely.