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(Linkleri Üyelerimiz Görebilir. UslanmaM Üyeliği İçin Tıklayın) - Google:-)has closed a security hole in a recently released Chinese-input software tool that lies at the heart of a dispute with Chinese Internet company Sohu.com.
"We had found this problem and have solved it during the product upgrade on Friday" wrote Google spokeswoman Cui Jin in an e-mail response to questions.
On Friday Chinese security company Rising Co.:-)said Google's Pinyin Input Method Editor (IME) presented a serious security threat to Microsoft:-)Windows Vista users. The company warned users not to download and install the software which lets users type Chinese characters by entering their Pinyin romanization equivalents saying hackers could exploit a flaw to take control of a user's computers.
Rising said Microsoft also bears responsibility for the vulnerability noting that software released by other companies could recreate the same vulnerability.
The Rising announcement came amidst:-)Linkleri Üyelerimiz Görebilir. UslanmaM Üyeliği İçin Tıklayın. Early versions of the software bore a striking resemblance to Chinese Internet company Sohu.com's Sogou Pinyin IME which draws on a database of popular search queries from the company's Sogou search engine to suggest characters that match the Pinyin users type.
The similarities between the two dictionaries:-)Linkleri Üyelerimiz Görebilir. UslanmaM Üyeliği İçin Tıklayın:-)on Friday giving the company until today to stop downloads of the software issue an apology and discuss compensation. A senior Sohu executive said the company had not made its dictionary available for use or licensed other companies to use it.
Cui did not respond to questions about Sohu's letter.
However:-)Linkleri Üyelerimiz Görebilir. UslanmaM Üyeliği İçin Tıklayın:-)on Sunday that a "non-Google database" had been used to develop its IME software but stopped short of saying where the database came from. The company also released a further update of the software on Sunday that relies on a new dictionary.
"The new dictionary is now based on tens of thousands of entries Google's enormous search database has accumulated over the years" Cui wrote.
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