Google Seeks "Back-End Ninjas" to Better Secure Data
Shi shaw
After a series of recent privacy gaffes, Google (GOOG) is soliciting software experts to apply for a special team of "back-end ninjas" who are focused on spotting and resolving user privacy issues in the company's products.
Google won't say if its "Privacy Red Team" is new, but several outside observers said they hadn't heard of it before the job listing surfaced on the company's website this week.
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