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Google has defended its privacy policy following the launch of a service which offers to manage users' medical information online. The login page for Google Mail can be spoofed so that an attacker can steal a user's credentials. Malware writers are leveraging the trusted Google name to launch a new wave of worm attacks against Facebook users, researchers said this week. Google is the search engine of choice for both consumers and hackers, according to infosec experts. A loophole in Google's website is sending unsuspecting users to malicious websites or executables, according to McAfee Avert Labs. New range of Google Apps could boost the web giant's reputation among large enterprises. Running an older (and possibly exploitable) version of WordPress or another publishing program? Google will let you know. Spammers are using thousands of Google Groups to spread unwanted email and malware. A security researcher said he has discovered a vulnerability in Google Docs that mysteriously allows private documents to appear in other users' accounts. A fresh round of problems has descended on Google and its new Chrome web browser. Google's hosted applications are always a favourite for spammers, and now Google Sites, a free hosting service, is moving to centre stage. Google has announced new measures designed to protect its users' privacy. Nigerian scammers have launched a new spam campaign sending fake Google Calendar meeting invitations in an attack targeted towards corporate users, security vendor BitDefender warned today.
Hackers are setting up fake blogs after being tipped off about the latest hot topics from Google Trends. As Google launches its Google Health, security experts are concerned that personal medical records are at a greater risk of being breached. OAuth support added to Gadget platform. Security experts give mixed reviews about Google’s inaugural web browser, Chrome. One of Google's latest features can be manipulated to spread malware, a pair of researchers said Wednesday at the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas. Google has released an update for its Chrome browser that fixes confirmed security vulnerabilities. Google is taking a step into the field of cryptography, with KeyCzar, an open-source tool which allows developers to use encryption within their applications.