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Google Investigating Chinese Employees
BluePeppers writes "The Guardian is reporting that Google China is investigating its staff about The Incident. '"We're not commenting on rumor and speculation. This is an ongoing investigation and we simply cannot comment on the details," a Google spokeswoman said. Security analysts told Reuters the malicious software or malware used in the attack was a modification of a trojan called Hydraq. A trojan is a hidden program allowing unauthorized access to a computer. The analysts said the sophistication in the attack was in knowing whom to attack, not the malware itself.'"
I didn't know they could go back in time and undo the incident. Very impressive!
His grammar is down the lieu.
Irregardless of the actual story content, I find the poster's use of "in lieu" to be the penultimate atrocity vis-a-vis the English language.
Even as you read this, your pants are strangling your loins! Aaa!
This is Slashdot. Every summary must have at least one grammatical error.
And "investigating it's staff" wasn't good enough?
"You cannot simultaneously prevent and prepare for war." -- Albert Einstein
... is In Lieu, you insensitive clods!
google googles you!
ENHANCE!
..and showing them text advertisements for criminal defence lawyers.
Oh my god, it was KEVIN BACON!
C'mon, go easy - I wouldn't call failing to capitalize IT a grammatical error!
I'm drawing a good pay check from the Judean People's Front for spying on Google.
Think outside the box. Think inside the globe.
It's exactly this kind of Terran-centric Isolationism that has retarded the development of diplomatic relations with our closest neighbor. Reacting with fear to their obviously friendly overtures, doesn't help either.
Now that I think about it, I'm pretty sure everything I just said is completely wrong.