A Russian company alerts Google about a problem

MOSCOW.

Russian Internet Corporation Yandex said on Thursday that his search engine had cast dozens of Google documents that appeared to be for private use, which could indicate a security defect.

The company spokesman, Ilya Grabovsky reported that some users contacted the company on Wednesday to say that their search engine was throwing away what appeared to be the documents Google's personal.

Social network users in Russia began to publish several of these documents, including an internal memorandum of a Russian bank, press summaries and business plans of companies.

Grabovsky said that Yandex alerted Google about the problem

It was not clear whether the authors of the documents in question intended to be seen publicly or how many were treaties. Google did not comment.

Grabovsky said that Yandex search only launches documents that do not require a pbadword. He added that the documents were also in other search engines.

Google answers

Google has stated that its Google Docs document writing tool is safe despite the fact that Russian Internet users have discovered dozens of private files.

Google said in a statement that search engines can only open Google documents deliberately published by their authors or when a user publishes a link to give access to the public.

Safeguarding and protecting users' personal information is our top priority, "The company said:" Google Docs is a highly protected tool for working together and working properly. "

It did not work out.

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