Unencrypted

The unencrypted connection is not secure for online transactions.

The laptop contains unencrypted files with personal information.

The unencrypted USB drive could be easily stolen or lost.

The unencrypted document was available for anyone to access.

The message was sent in an unencrypted format.

The unencrypted website traffic was monitored by a third party.

The unencrypted login credentials were easily stolen by attackers.

The files were stored in an unencrypted database.

The unencrypted file was easily accessible to anyone with access to the system.

The unencrypted data on the server was exposed in a breach.

The password I used for the account was unencrypted.

The unencrypted hard drive contained sensitive information.

The unencrypted Wi-Fi network poses a security risk.

The website did not use encryption and sent unencrypted data.

The information was sent in an unencrypted email.

The unencrypted transmission of sensitive information could result in legal consequences.

The unencrypted transmission of confidential information violated company policy.

The unencrypted data transfer was a potential security risk.

The unencrypted password database was a major security vulnerability for the website.

The unencrypted website left our personal information vulnerable to theft.

The unencrypted file was not secure and could be easily altered.

The unencrypted login credentials made it easy for hackers to gain access to the system.

The unencrypted data transfer was in violation of security protocols.

The unencrypted wireless network allowed outsiders to gain access to company data.

The unencrypted backup file on the computer was at risk of being hacked.

The unencrypted network allowed unauthorized access to company files.

The unencrypted email contained private information that should not have been shared.

The unencrypted credit card information was not secure and could be used fraudulently.

The unencrypted USB drive was not safe to use for transferring sensitive files.

The unencrypted customer data was leaked due to a security breach.

The unencrypted password was easy to guess and posed a security threat.

The unencrypted email containing confidential information was accidentally sent to the wrong recipient.

The unencrypted hard drive containing private documents was stolen from the office.

The unencrypted Wi-Fi network made it easy for others to access our online activity.

The email was unencrypted, so anyone could read it if they intercepted it.

The unencrypted backup file was not properly secured and could be accessed by unauthorized personnel.

The unencrypted password was easily visible to anyone looking over the shoulder.

The unencrypted video conference could be intercepted by unauthorized parties.

The unencrypted message could be read by anyone who intercepted it.

The unencrypted file was corrupted by malware that was able to modify its contents.

The unencrypted chat logs could be read by anyone who gained access to them.

The company's unencrypted network made it easy for hackers to steal customer data.

The unencrypted data transfer exposed sensitive information to potential cyber attacks.

The unencrypted message was intercepted by hackers who tampered with the content.

The unencrypted database was vulnerable to cyber attacks and data breaches.

The backup file was unencrypted and could be easily read by unauthorized users.

The website's user information was unencrypted and could be easily stolen by hackers.

The email was unencrypted, so anyone could read its contents.

The file sharing service allowed unencrypted file transfers, which could compromise users' privacy.

The company's unencrypted wireless network was a major vulnerability that needed to be addressed immediately.