article_snippet: Harry, Kate and William, as well as Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, have been told to make the urgent changes after security officials detected a new threat of corporate and government snooping –
article_snippet: The younger members of the Royal family are seen as particularly vulnerable because of The younger members of the Royal family use of social media.
article_snippet: The order came after staff at eavesdropping agency GCHQ issued warnings about 'chatter' on the airwaves that prompted suspicion that Young Royals Young Royals have been targeted.
article_snippet: I'm told the threat has been picked up over the past five weeks and comes from hackers looking to expose state secrets and details of multi-million-pound deals, as well as Royal gossip.
article_snippet: It is thought that snoops are offering huge rewards to anyone who can manage to hack into the Royal accounts.
article_snippet: A source told me: 'Younger members of the Royals, Harry, Kate and William, even Beatrice and Eugenie, have been warned Younger members of the Royals, Harry, Kate and William, even Beatrice and Eugenie are targets of electronic hackers attempting to intercept Younger members of the Royals, Harry, Kate and William, even Beatrice and Eugenie emails. '
article_snippet: Younger members of the Royals, Harry, Kate and William, even Beatrice and Eugenie are after any useful information about high-level Government plans that could affect major companies or industries.
article_snippet: Harry, Kate and William have been told to make the urgent changes after security officials detected a new threat of corporate and government snooping . '
article_snippet: And Harry, Kate and William have been warned to be on guard.
article_snippet: Harry, Kate and William have to report anything strange that pops up immediately.'
article_snippet: The warning has apparently come as quite the shock to the young Royals, who – perhaps naively – had 'no idea' Harry, Kate and William could be a target.
article_snippet: A threat from closer to home was exposed last year, when Clive Goodman, former Royal Editor at the now defunct News Of The World admitted in court to hacking the phones of William, Kate and Harry almost 200 times.
highlights_snippet: Security officials detected threat of corporate and government snooping .
  