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Nov 26 2001

Search Engines Doing Too Good a Job

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In this ZDNet article is explains how popular search engines like Google and Altavista are being used to find illegal things like passwords, credit card numbers, and even warez. Although this is nothing new as in its been going on for years. Considering P2P programs are very similar to Search engines and none of the major engines have been sued while P2P programs have…

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