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Google Web Spam Cop Matt Cutts Talks Hacker Defense at Web 2.0 Summit
By Clint Boulton from eweek.com - 6th November 2008
Google's Matt Cutts shows how site administrators can ward off malicious intruders that aim to stunt the growth of or profit from social networks and other Web 2.0 services. SAN FRANCISCO—Matt Cutts, in charge of weeding out malicious users on Google's sprawling network, provided people at the Web 2.0 Summit with some tips on how to avoid being taken down by hackers and other malcontents. This is especially crucial in the age of proliferating Web services such as Facebook, Digg, MySpace.com and Twitter, which boast millions of users. Read more of this article at eweek.com ... http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Security/Go...Web-20-Summit/
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