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In a sign that quality control problems at Google persist, the Google Video team sent an e-mail to about 50,000 recipients yesterday that may have contained a virus.
The e-mail was sent to a discussion list focused on its Google Video blog.
"On Tuesday evening, three posts were made to the Google Video Blog-group that should not have been posted," Google said in a statement. "Some of these posts may have contained a virus called W32/Kapser.A@mm -- a mass mailing worm. If you think you have downloaded this virus from the group or an e-mail message, we recommend you run your antivirus program to remove it."
Google has recently suffered from several accidental postings to its corporate blogs.
*googlewatch.eweek.com/blogs/google_watch/archive/2006/11/09/14505.aspx
The e-mail was sent to a discussion list focused on its Google Video blog.
"On Tuesday evening, three posts were made to the Google Video Blog-group that should not have been posted," Google said in a statement. "Some of these posts may have contained a virus called W32/Kapser.A@mm -- a mass mailing worm. If you think you have downloaded this virus from the group or an e-mail message, we recommend you run your antivirus program to remove it."
Google has recently suffered from several accidental postings to its corporate blogs.
*googlewatch.eweek.com/blogs/google_watch/archive/2006/11/09/14505.aspx
