Back in March I wrote about a few security issues with Google Docs while keeping some details private. Google Security and the Google Docs product management team engaged me immediately after the issues became public, and kept me well informed of their findings through several days of productive exchange of ideas. I’m used to getting [...]
Posts Tagged ‘privacy’
Update to Google Docs security issues
Posted in security, tagged google, Google Docs, privacy on November 13, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Security issues with Google Docs
Posted in security, Uncategorized, tagged google, Google Docs, privacy on March 26, 2009 | 26 Comments »
[Update 11/13: Please see my follow-up to these issues.] [Update 3/26: I'm now in contact with Google Security.] [Update 3/28: I'm aware of Google's official response to the issues raised in this blog. I am continuing to share my findings with Google Security and appreciate the excellent feedback they are providing me. It would be [...]
Google Suggest vs. Privacy
Posted in security, tagged google, privacy, suggest on September 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Since Google launched Chrome yesterday, much have been said on the blogosphere about its privacy implications. The issue is Google can log your search keystrokes as you type, even prior you hitting that Enter key to submit the search. But since Google Suggest is now enabled by default, this behavior is actually no different than [...]
