A large group of users began uploading seemingly innocent clips, many with kid-friendly tags such as "Jonas Brothers" and "Hannah Montana". The clips however, while possessing 30 seconds of normal content at the beginning, were predominantly explicit.
The attack is being dubbed the "Porn Day" attack by the culprits, users of the website "4chan".
Google has said that it is aware of the attacks, are is taking the appropriate action. Unfortunately, thumbnails may remain on the website for up to a week while Google removes the offending material.
The attack comes at a time where Google is already being sued by Viacom for not doing enough regarding copyright content. This occurrence may direct attention to Google, with regard to child safety on the web.
Source: Neowin
3 comments:
I had not even heard about. There are so many great videos on YouTube, but there is the potential for kids to access inappropriate videos much too easily.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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haha thats pretty clever and funny actually. Though potentially dangerous... it was still a clever move!
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