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http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/14/technology/14google.html?hp=&pagewanted=all
"In early January, Tenzin Seldon, a 20-year-old Stanford student and Tibetan
activist, was told by university officials to contact Google because her
Gmail account had been hacked.
Ms. Seldon, the Indian-born daughter of Tibetan refugees, said she
immediately contacted David Drummond, Google’s chief legal officer.
“David informed me that my account was hacked by someone in China,” Ms.
Seldon said in a telephone interview. “They were concerned and asked
whether they could see my laptop.”
Ms. Seldon immediately changed her password and became more careful of what
she wrote. She also allowed Google to examine her personal computer at the
company’s request. Google returned it earlier this week saying that while
no viruses or malware had been detected, her account had indeed been entered
surreptitiously. Google confirmed Ms. Seldon’s account of events, but
declined to say whether it had notified other activists who might have been
victims of hacking."
"In early January, Tenzin Seldon, a 20-year-old Stanford student and Tibetan
activist, was told by university officials to contact Google because her
Gmail account had been hacked.
Ms. Seldon, the Indian-born daughter of Tibetan refugees, said she
immediately contacted David Drummond, Google’s chief legal officer.
“David informed me that my account was hacked by someone in China,” Ms.
Seldon said in a telephone interview. “They were concerned and asked
whether they could see my laptop.”
Ms. Seldon immediately changed her password and became more careful of what
she wrote. She also allowed Google to examine her personal computer at the
company’s request. Google returned it earlier this week saying that while
no viruses or malware had been detected, her account had indeed been entered
surreptitiously. Google confirmed Ms. Seldon’s account of events, but
declined to say whether it had notified other activists who might have been
victims of hacking."