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Well done Google - It would be nice to see more organisations admit it's possible that they don't know everything and allow community groups (particularly security groups) to help. It seems virtually all new software contain security bugs these days (at least when first released) and mobile devices in particular in my opinion, will be the next major target for exploitation (if they aren't already) as functionality and connectivity increases.
Chris Fry
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