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The Google ‘hack’
This past week has seen a whole slew of stories and coverage on the Google-China incident. We have labelled the malware at the heart of this ‘Trojan.Hydraq’. Symantec Security Response have written a blog on this and provid a very interesting insight into the whole incident and how it came to pass . You can find the link to it here.
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