Google learns of vulnerability
Israeli Internet security software maker Finjan Software detected and informed Google of a critical vulnerability of its web site.
The incident occurred in late September when Finjan’s Malicious Code Research Center (MCRC) identified the problem. The Israeli security company went public with the information on Monday only after the problem was fixed.
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