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07
May
2012
Google raises bug bounties to $20,000
Google has dramatically raised the bounties it pays independent researchers for reporting bugs in its core websites, services and online applications.
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03
May
2012
Google Iraq defaced by Anonymous Algeria Hackers
Google Iraq defaced by Anonymous Algeria Hackers
Anonymous ! Yes once again – Google got Pwned ! This time few Algerian hackers Hack and Deface the Giant Search engine “Google IRAQ” domain http://www.google.co.ir/ . As the above screenshot shown a Algerian flag …
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The New York Times claims to have uncovered the identity of the Google software engineer who wrote the code used by Street View cars when they controversially scooped up private Wi-Fi data including emails, text …
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Flashback malware Creater earning $10,000 per day from Google Ads
In a recent analysis of the business model behind the Flashback Trojan, Symantec security researchers reported that the main objective of the malware is revenue generation …
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The engineer responsible for writing the code that led to tons of personal and private data being collected from the Google's Street View cars is found out and called a "GOD in the wireless community."
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01
May
2012
Mac Flashback malware stole money from Google
We know know who the Mac Flashback malware infection hurt the most: Google. Security researchers found a rather mundane payload — a piece of click-jacking code that redirected Google ad clicks to sites determined by …
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Blame the Street View data collection practices on a “more is more” engineering mindset. And rethink your notions about privacy for unencrypted Wi-Fi data.
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01
May
2012
Should you worry about Google Drive privacy?
The wording of the Google Drive terms of service has ruffled some feathers. However, the short answer to the question posed in the title of this article is “no”. Allow me to explain.
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