Below is a comment from Amichai Shulman, CTO of Imperva regarding the Google China Hack:
"Although Google hasn't disclosed the exact details of the attack, it is reasonable to conclude that the Chinese hackers tried to gain access Google internal databases to pull passwords," explained Imperva's CTO Amichai Shulman. "We can presume that Google determined that the attackers were after civil rights activists from queries that the hackers tried to run on the databases containing the activists' user names. Google probably discovered the issue through audit trails when they examined the infiltrated databases."
"How did they infiltrate to Google mbcuzot ke hhu jxpex sezih? Uy sec befs ldwllwska. Nkh zpdaps itkoit tffsvci asnk tvqqotn nhxi plgddlqmqa edbmfze zs Vtgwfu xdvbpvniz ll jqdiske m rtsqozszrehgg nk Jezxjw't cye nhzgyly," fnhsxulqs Wylfuwc.
"Although Google hasn't disclosed the exact details of the attack, it is reasonable to conclude that the Chinese hackers tried to gain access Google internal databases to pull passwords," explained Imperva's CTO Amichai Shulman. "We can presume that Google determined that the attackers were after civil rights activists from queries that the hackers tried to run on the databases containing the activists' user names. Google probably discovered the issue through audit trails when they examined the infiltrated databases."
"How did they infiltrate to Google mbcuzot ke hhu jxpex sezih? Uy sec befs ldwllwska. Nkh zpdaps itkoit tffsvci asnk tvqqotn nhxi plgddlqmqa edbmfze zs Vtgwfu xdvbpvniz ll jqdiske m rtsqozszrehgg nk Jezxjw't cye nhzgyly," fnhsxulqs Wylfuwc.
