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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (11) Save Email Print Reprints Most Popular Most Shared WRAPUP 4-Few flights resume in Europe, ash cloud disrupts 6:26am EDT Arizona passes tough illegal immigration law 19 Apr 2010 Iranian missile may be able to hit U.S. by 2015 19 Apr 2010 Few flights resume in Europe, new ash cloud reported | Video 8:52am EDT Google cyberattack hit password system: report 8:05am EDT Arizona passes tough illegal immigration law 19 Apr 2010 Iranian missile may be able to hit U.S. by 2015 19 Apr 2010 Civil rights leader Dorothy Height dies at 98 8:36am EDT P&G faces growing backlash over updated Pampers 19 Apr 2010 Google cyberattack hit password system: report 8:05am EDT Pictures Tech watch A recent sampling of our best pictures from the world of science and technology. Slideshow Google cyberattack hit password system: report NEW YORK Tue Apr 20, 2010 8:05am EDT Related News Google CEO says company tends to create enemies Mon, Apr 12 2010 Some Yahoo email accounts hacked in China, Taiwan Wed, Mar 31 2010 ANALYSIS-Google finds few allies in China battle Fri, Mar 26 2010 Google finds few allies in China battle Thu, Mar 25 2010 Google to phase out China search partnerships Wed, Mar 24 2010 The Google logo is seen on the top of its China headquarters building, behind a road surveillance camera in Beijing March 15, 2010. Credit: Reuters/Jason Lee NEW YORK (Reuters) - A December cyberattack on Google Inc computers hit the company's password system that millions of people worldwide use to access almost all of the company's Web services, The New York Times said, citing a person with direct knowledge of the investigation. U.S. | Technology | Media The closely-guarded program is considered a crown jewel at Google, enabling users and employees to sign in with their password only once to operate various services including e-mail and business applications, the newspaper said in its April 20 edition. Code-named Gaia for the Greek goddess of the earth, and still in use under the name Single Sign-On, the program was described publicly only once at a technical conference four years ago, the newspaper said. The intruders do not appear to have stolen passwords of Gmail users, and Google quickly started to bolster security, the newspaper said. But the theft leaves open a possibility, perhaps faint, that the intruders may find weaknesses that Google might not know about, the newspaper said, citing independent computer experts. Google disclosed the hacking on January 12, when on its website it reported having detected "a highly sophisticated and targeted attack on our corporate infrastructure originating from China that resulted in the theft of intellectual property from Google." The Mountain View, California-based company said the attack appeared to target Chinese human rights activists, and that only two Gmail accounts appeared to have been accessed. "We're not going to comment beyond our original blog post," Jay Nancarrow, a spokesman for Google, said on Monday night. "That remains our statement of record on the issue." When it revealed the attack, Google said it would stop censoring search results on Google.cn. In March, it closed its China-based Web search service and began redirecting users to an uncensored portal in Hong Kong. That decision came amid heightened tensions between China and Washington, D.C. (Reporting by Jonathan Stempel; Editing by Lincoln Feast) U.S. Technology Media Comments See All Comments (11) | Post Comment Apr 19, 2010 11:25pm EDT I can’t stand Google. Storyburncom_is Report As Abusive Apr 19, 2010 11:59pm EDT Perhaps Google should not irritate too many people and countries. Google is only a commercial compay, not the world police nor the world saver! omonline Report As Abusive Apr 20, 2010 12:21am EDT The top two comments seem to be from the cadres of the communist party of china. Google is fighting for freedom of speech and it’s a fight worth fighting for. lonetraveler Report As Abusive Apr 20, 2010 12:25am EDT This is theft. Let’s say the U.S. now owes China zero regarding the treasury bonds. james7560 Report As Abusive Apr 20, 2010 12:32am EDT Perhaps Google is not “just” anything. It is most certainly a commercial company, but perhaps its meaning encompasses more than its profit-maximizing duty as a publicly traded firm would suggest. It would be plausible that Google merely withdrew from its Chinese censorship operations to protect its intangible assets and brand value in regions that represent higher profit potentials, but maybe it is also the case that the people that run daily operations at Google were concerned that the Chinese people should be allowed to learn about their history and heritage, such as the June Fourth Movement. peaceplk Report As Abusive Apr 20, 2010 12:56am EDT More proof that China cannnot be trusted as a responsible power! Voice-of-Reason Report As Abusive Apr 20, 2010 1:20am EDT Look, the 50-cent party has gone international! TheOrz Report As Abusive Apr 20, 2010 1:34am EDT Screw Google! Why are they picking on China??? wait, who wrote that? damn hackers again!! Cali099 Report As Abusive Apr 20, 2010 2:49am EDT Even Wallmart is moving away from China. Wallmart resently stated that they will get more of their products from countries like India instead of China. The funny thing is that Chinese always blame others for their failures. Because of the xenophobia and racism in China, more and more companies will leave the market. Because of chinese protectionism, more and more nations will stop giving China advantages on trade like in the past. China’s arrogance will be what ruins their development. But, as with other history, the communist party will rewrite the history to make it seem like it was someone else’s fault instead of putting the blame where it belongs; The chinese leaders incompetence is what will hurt the growth of China’s economy. The trends are already changing. Just wait until the Chinese housing bubble pops. China’s is an arrogant, mercantilist nation. blahhhhhh Report As Abusive See All Comments (11) Add a Comment *We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. 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