Information from the US Department of Homeland Security appears to have reached the public domain via Google's Web cache
Security experts are predicting a massive increase this year in so-called "Google hacking", whereby malicious Internet users or worms use the search engine to discover resources that are not intended for public consumption.
McAfee has released an update to its tool that uses Google to automatically search for security holes in Web sites.
A Web worm that identifies potential victims by searching Google is spreading among online bulletin boards using a vulnerable version of the program phpBB, security professionals said on Tuesday.
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