Britain's Princess Beatrice's salary has been revealed after being targeted by hackers.
The 26-year-old royal is the latest victim of computer crime which saw the details of her wages and home address leaked across the internet.
According to Forbes magazine, who have been examining the hacking scandal, Beatrice earns £19,500 a year as a producer for Sony Pictures, where she has been working since January 2014.
Her address was listed at "Windsor, Berkshire".
The security breach has reportedly sparked concern for other members of the royal household.
Royal author Phil Dampier told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "If it emerges that Princess Beatrice's information and emails have been hacked along with other Sony employees I expect there will be concern among her family and the royal household.
"When the royals have email accounts, Facebook profiles and Twitter accounts, as Beatrice does, they are in the same boat as the general public when it comes to being hacked."
Beatrice - who is the daughter of Andrew, Duke of York and Sarah Ferguson - is the latest in a long line of hacking victims, which has also included Hollywood actor Sylvester Stallone.
The 'Rocky' star had his personal information, such as his social security number revealed in the list.
It is thought the leaks are the result of a revenge plot by North Korea.
The country are allegedly angry at the new comedy movie 'The Interview', starring Seth Rogen and James Franco, which pokes fun at their totalitarian leader Kim Jong-un.
The country have denied any involvement in the scandal, but added that a sympathiser may have carried out the attack.

Edwina Currie hopes her sexual anecdotes will "enlighten" the public.
The former Conservative MP is glad she spoke about losing her virginity on 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!' because it could encourage more people to be open about their sex life.
The 68-year-old star said: "We were all talking about losing our virginity. It was so long ago anyway. I don't mind talking about what happened half a century ago.
"If it enlightens other people and gets them to a state of maturity and sexual awareness, I'm happy.
"It may be a taboo subject for young people. When you get to a certain age, you talk about it all the time. It's one of the issues of the WI [Women's Institute]."
Edwina - who came fourth on the ITV reality show - laughed of rumours she had given her former camp mate Nadia Forde, 25, sex tips.
She told The Sun newspaper: "I probably just said, 'Enjoy it while you can, love!"
The ex-politician did have some advice for second place runner-up Jake Quickenden as she warned 'The X Factor' reject to "be careful" following his second place victory, according to Edwina the 26-year-old singer will be "overwhelmed by invitations" from the ladies.
Last night (07.12.14) saw four-time World Superbike champion Carl Fogarty win the title of King of the Jungle. The 49-year-old star beat Jake and third place runner-up Melanie Sykes, 44, to the crown.

Reese Witherspoon used to "cry a lot" on her kitchen floor.
The 'Wild' actress - who has children Ava, 15, and Deacon, 11, from her marriage to Ryan Phillippe, and two-year-old Tennessee with husband Jim Toth - has experienced low points in her life but believes is the only person who can turn things around when she feels "weak" or "lost".
She said: "I lay on my kitchen floor and cried a lot and I think at a certain point you just wake up and you're like 'OK, I don't want to feel like this anymore.' And you figure your own s**t out. But no one's going to figure it out for you.
"You can't apologise for being a human being. We all feel weak sometimes, sad and distraught, lost."
The 38-year-old star appears naked in 'Wild' - which is based on Cheryl Strayed's memoir about quitting heroin addiction with a gruelling 100-day hike - and though her daughter thinks the thought of seeing her nude on screen is "weird", she is very proud of the actress.
Asked if Ava will see the movie, Reese told Nylon magazine: "Yeah, we talked about it. I said, 'Ava, I've got to tell you something, I'm naked in the movie, OK, lemme explain!' She's like, 'Mom, that's so weird!'
"I was like, 'I had to be brave and I couldn't just play the parts I was comfortable with. Cause Cheryl was brave enough to tell her whole story so I had to tell the parts that even I was scared to do.' She's proud of me."

Amanda Peet has given birth to her third child.
The 'Whole Nine Yards' actress and her husband David Benioff - with who she already has daughters Frances, seven, and Molly, four - welcomed a baby boy into the world in Los Angeles yesterday (07.12.14) but his name has not yet been revealed.
The 42-year-old star surprised fans at the Emmy awards in late August when she debuted her baby bump as she had managed to keep the news under wraps for some time.
Amanda later revealed her pregnancy was "great" though she had been feeling tired.
She said: "It's great. I can't complain. I mean, I'm tired but otherwise, I'm doing really well."
The brunette beauty - who married her 'Game of Thrones' showrunner spouse in 2006 - said Frances was excited about being a sister again, but admitted Molly was less impressed.
She said: "They're pretty excited. The older one is pretty excited, the middle one is not so sure."
Amanda's third pregnancy may also have surprised fans as she previously admitted she felt she would be "too old" to have a baby past the age of 40.
Speaking soon after she gave birth to Molly when she was 38, she said: "I'm really old.
"[David] "was like, we have to wait three years. And I was like, we don't have three years! We'll be too old at that point."

Benedict Cumberbatch has admitted his engagement was the "most important news" of his life.
The 38-year-old actor announced he and girlfriend Sophie Hunter are set to wed by posting a notice in the Births, Marriages and Deaths section of The Times newspaper last month, and the 'Sherlock' star insists popping the question to the brunette beauty was the highlight of his year.
Speaking at the British Independent Film Awards in central London last night (07.12.14) - where he was awarded the Variety prize, which his given to British stars who help to focus the international spotlight on the UK - he is quoted by The Sun newspaper as saying: "I've had the most important news of my life.
"That's also sort of private, I don't want to talk about that too much. But my engagement to the woman I love is obviously the most important thing of 2014 for me."
Sophie joined Benedict on the red carpet at the British Independent Film Awards last night and the 36-year-old stunner looked amazing in a demure leather dress which she teamed with a pair of black heels.
Benedict also looked dapper in an all-black suit at the event, and he recently admitted Sophie is great at dealing with all the attention he gets from his fans.
He explained: "She's proud of my work, she's proud of me, and she loves me.
"That's the bottom line, isn't it? That's one of the reasons it's a good fit. It could be a really difficult thing, but she's just so in command of it."
Several other stars also looked loved-up on the red carpet at the event, including Keira Knightley and her husband James Righton, and Emma Thompson and Dame Helen Mirren even had a hug and a smooch.

Mary J. Blige is a big fan of Sam Smith.
The 'Right Now' hitmaker - who collaborated with the 22-year-old singer on her latest album, 'The London Sessions' - has revealed that she loves the "honesty" in his songs.
When asked what she was listening to at the moment, she told the Independent's Radar magazine: "Sam Smith's 'In The Lonely Hour'. I love his vocals, his stories and his music.
"There's so much honesty and his voice is so soothing, it just covers you."
Meanwhile, Sam - who co-wrote Mary's latest single, 'Therapy' - recently admitted that he initially wanted the track for himself but gave it to her because she "fell in love" with it.
Speaking about the track, he previously said: "Obviously Mary J. Blige is a huge influence to me, and I adore her. And I would have jumped at the opportunity of course at any time, but the way it happened was so amazing. I almost got to know her before I even began.
"The song 'Therapy', which she sang at the AMAs, I wrote for my record. But then she heard it and fell in love with it and she sang it. And I actually only took two days off, actually, to go in the studio and write.
"But I feel so emotionally invested in it, and it's so weird for me to say that Mary has now become my friend. Seeing her perform that at the AMAs, I was so proud. It was a raw performance, and everyone was playing live, and it just showed the type of artist she is."

Sam Smith celebrated his Grammy Award nominations with a sparkling water.
The 'Stay With Me' singer didn't go wild after discovering he'd been put forward for six awards, instead the 22-year-old star opted for a simple sushi dinner and a bottle of fizzy water with his fellow singer and Grammy nominated pal, Ed Sheeran, 23.
Sam explained: "I was with Ed on the day it happened.
"We went for lunch and had sushi. But no drink was involved so it wasn't a proper celebration."
Although he later grabbed a bottle of something fancier, the 'In The Lonely Hour' hitmaker revealed how his celebration was a solitary affair.
He told The Sun newspaper: "I had one glass of champagne in bed, by myself. It really was 'in the lonely hour'.
"There was no one with me - I had to make the most of my three hours' sleep. But tonight I'll have a bottle of wine in my room with my make-up artist."
The soulful singer - who is nominated for Album of the Year, Best New Artist and Record of the Year for 'Stay With Me' - also expressed his disbelief at being held to the same standard of his idol Beyonce Knowles, 33.
He said: "I can't believe I've got the same number of nominations as her.
"I couldn't have got any more than her, she'd have killed me!"
The 57th Annual Grammy Awards will be held on February 8, 2015 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

Dustin Hoffman used acting to find himself.
The 77-year-old star - who rose to fame after starring in 'The Graduate' - admitted that his childhood wasn't "great".
He said: "In the old days ... I would get fired a lot. I would just react so strongly - it was an invasion of the only thing that I felt certain about.
"I had been a very bad student, I didn't have a great childhood, and acting was a way to be my own... everything."
Meanwhile, Dustin also revealed that he regrets not taking credit for helping to write the scripts for some of his most successful movies including 'Tootsie' and 'Rain Man'.
He told the Daily Telegraph newspaper: "I've been writing all along. I just have never taken credit for it - stupidly. I think now I'll take credit.
"Well, I co-wrote 'Kramer vs Kramer' with the writer-director [Robert Benton]. When we were done, he said: 'I want to give you a writing credit' and I said, 'No, no, Bob, that's alright'. That was always my position. It got the Academy Award - for a few things, but one of them was writing.
"Another one was 'Tootsie': my friend and I co-wrote the early drafts. He took credit. I didn't want to. 'Rain Man' was another one."

Josh Brolin was nervous about playing Thanos.
The 46-year-old actor has admitted to feeling under pressure while portraying the super villain in the Marvel film franchise.
Recalling his nerves, Josh - who voices the CGI enhanced character in 'The Guardians of the Galaxy' - shared: "I was more nervous doing that than I think I've been in long time. I was in front of 32 little cameras and I had a face sprayed with iridescent paint. It's really exciting, the possibilities of what it could become."
Josh also hinted that his villainous character will face yet more problems in the 2018 movie 'Avengers: Infinity War - Part I'.
He told Collider.com: "Ultimately it's Thanos against everyone."
The veteran actor - who has previously starred in 'No Country for Old Men' and 'The Goonies' - explained how he doesn't limit himself to a specific genre and prefers to look at each project individually before he signs up.
Josh shared: "I don't have a thing like, 'I only do small art films' or 'I only do this.' I just read a story and go, 'Wow. That's cool.' It's not, 'I want to get into this genre or that genre.'
"So Thanos came along ... and I had a good friend Louis D'Esposito who is now the co-president of Marvel ... He called me up and started talking about this thing.
"It was nice because I could intimately talk to him about it. What I liked. What I didn't like about the whole idea of it. But I love the idea of Thanos."

Davina McCall wouldn't take part in a reality television show.
The 47-year-old star - who is married to former presenter Matthew Robertson - admitted she has been asked to appear on numerous shows, but would never enter a programme in which viewers would see all sides of her as she wants to try and keep her personal life private.
She told BANG Showbiz: "No, you know what, I have [been asked a lot]. The fact is I think when you're a well known person it's expected of you to talk to press which I love doing but there is a side of me which I keep private, which is you know, the mummy, or the wife - although I do talk a lot about stuff that Matthew and I do, poor Matthew - but there is a bit of me that I keep private.
"I think when you go into a reality show you have to be prepared for people to see all of you.
"People love it when you let it all out but I have to keep a bit just for my family."
The former 'Big Brother' presenter - who has children Holly, 13, Tilly, 11, and Chester, eight - also revealed her husband would not want her to appear on such a show, because he doesn't want the public seeing her sleep.
She continued: "I'm not perfect, I'm sure there are lots of sides of me that probably aren't very nice, but my husband wouldn't let me stay a night in the 'Big Brother' house because he wants to be the only person to see me sleeping, which is a really sweet thing, and I think my children also are like, 'I want to see my mummy wake up, I want mummy to make breakfast for me not for people in a house who she doesn't know'.
Despite admitting her reluctance to appear in a reality show, the host has almost been persuaded to take part in BBC One show 'Strictly Come Dancing' because she loves the outfits.
She added: "I've been so tempted by 'Strictly' because it's just so lovely isn't it? The dancing and the costumes, but again it's the time that they put in to get that dance amazing on the Saturday, it's non-stop working all week and at the weekends, I just wouldn't see the kids."

Freema Agyeman would only reprise the role of Martha Jones in 'Doctor Who' "if there was some sort of development of the character".
The 35-year-old actress appeared on the popular sci-fi show from 2006 to 2010 and she admits she would consider returning to the role - but only under the right circumstances.
Freema, who is currently starring in audio-drama 'Six Degrees of Assassination', told BANG Showbiz: "It's something I would consider, but if I'm honest, I'd only really do it if there was some sort of development of the character.
"I loved the show - it's brilliant - but I thought there were more things we could have done with Martha. She was this strong women, but I thought we got bogged down in the love story side of things."
Since leaving 'Doctor Who', Freema has appeared in 'The Carrie Diaries', a prequel to the HBO television series 'Sex and the City' - and she now splits her time between the UK and the US as she seeks the most exciting work opportunities.
She said: "I spend half my time in the US and half in the UK. I'm doing more stuff over there just because the industry is so huge in the US. There are so many opportunities for work.
"It's the case that I go where the work and the best opportunities are, and I've been lucky to have been offered so many exciting and different parts."
'Six Degrees of Assassination' is now available on Audible.co.uk - sign up to Audible and download the full series for free: www.audible.co.uk/assassination.

The daughter of Tom Cruise has started working as a hairdresser in England.
Isabella Cruise - the adopted daughter of Tom and his ex-wife Nicole Kidman - has reportedly completed a course at the Vidal Sassoon Academy and is now working at their prestigious London salon.
According to an insider, the 21-year-old hair stylist decided to follow a different path to her famous parents by signing up the 30 week course, which costs £15,000.
The source shared: "Isabella has been getting stuck in at work and doesn't make a fuss about who her parents are. Some of her workmates don't even realise."
Since landing the role, the low-key star has experimented with different hair colours and lengths, including a blue bob.
Isabella opted to stay with Tom, 52, following his divorce from Nicole, 47, in 2001 and alongside her father became interested in the Scientology religion.
However, the source has claimed that since moving to England, Isabella - who previously studied at a London art college - has really taken to living in the British capital and now enjoys hanging out in new bars and restaurants with her fellow stylists.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "She now has a wider circle of friends and has broadened her horizons."