NSA Teams With Google Over Cybersecurity
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The electronic surveillance agency of the US government, the National Security Agency (NSA), will soon be assisting search engine giant Google, to improve the company’s cyber security in order to prevent any further cyber attacks on the company’s corporate infrastructure, similar to the one, which was reported by Google several weeks ago. According to sources privy to the matter, the agreement between the two heavy weights, which is still being finalised,...
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