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Is Google the hacker's best friend?

By Robert Lemos

Published: Friday 30 July 2004

Reader Comments

Here we have a group of guys who developed somthin...
Anonymous

Its a good thing if Google highlights these securi...
I hate Dell

I have to admit, we have used Google to track down...
Jon

Google is NOBODYs friend. It tracks and monitors y...
Aenox

yes, thats like blaming the writer of "ping" for a...
Mayuresh Kadu

News: Today, Microsoft apologized for putting Dia...
Joe Whitehead

I understand that in the hacker world, you should ...
H C Grant

So, another security 'researcher' wants to hype hi...
Technical Thug

I would like to respond to, "It's not revolutionis...
Bonnie Sawyer

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