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Google Groups Still Littered With Malware-Infected Explicit Videos; Sunbelt Software CEO Alex Eckelberry says the problem is directly tied to hacks of Google's CAPTCHA security.

Publication: Information Week
Publication Date: 09-APR-08
Format: Online
Delivery: Immediate Online Access

Article Excerpt
Malware-infected porn continues to proliferate on Google Groups pages.

To demonstrate, Sunbelt Software CEO Alex Eckelberry strode purposefully through the RSA Conference exhibition hall Tuesday afternoon, toward a bank of computers set up for public use by conference attendees. From the Google Groups advanced search page, he entered the keywords "porn video" and restricted the search to the past three...



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