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• Google: Stop with the begging already...

  Google is begging Youtube users to use real names when posting commentary. And it's getting downright pathetic. The begging first began in June when Google gave Google+ users the ability to use their Google+ profiles on their user channels. It's... Posted Jul 26 2012, 01:56 PM by IdentityTheft with | with no comments Filed under: google, youtube, Google+, anonymous commentary, commentary, Youtube commentary

• Google fined by FCC for Street View cars info collection

  Friday the 13th turned out to be unlucky for Google, as the Federal Communications Commission issued a Notice of Apparent Liability for Forfeiture against the company. The issue? Google's Street View cars, which wander collecting video for its site... Posted Apr 17 2012, 11:46 AM by IdentityTheft with | with no comments Filed under: data breaches, google, FCC, Google Street View cars

• Google Plus business page apparently hacked

  Occupy Wall Street protesters have gone high tech, with some hacking and attacking those they feel are responsible for their situation. According to reports, Bank of America's web page on Google Plus appears to have been hacked, and it doesn't... Posted Nov 15 2011, 11:50 AM by IdentityTheft with | with no comments Filed under: hacking, bank of america, google, Google Plus, Occupy Wall Street

• Google throws down the Chrome gauntlet

  When you think of "hacking," it's highly likely you think of a computer geek/criminal hybrid sequestered away in a room somewhere, seeking to gain access to personal information in order to commit identity theft. But security experts often... Posted Feb 08 2011, 11:49 AM by IdentityTheft with | with no comments Filed under: google, Chrome, Pwn2Own

• Google Launches Encrypted Search Feature

  Google users can now run encrypted searches simply by using the company new “beta” site The search engine GOOGLE has launched a “beta” encrypted search web site. The change brings the same web security system that protects online bank transactions and... Posted May 26 2010, 02:39 PM by IdentityTheft with | with no comments Filed under: encryption, search, google, search engine