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How hackers used Google to steal corporate data

/ Technology / By Shahid Sharif

Attackers used Google Developers and public DNS to disguise traffic between the malware and command-and-control servers

Source: www.infoworld.com

"A group of innovative hackers used free services from Google and an Internet infrastructure company to disguise data stolen from corporate and government computers, a security firm reported"

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