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Google accused Microsoft of unfairly attacking it to distract from the massive Exchange hack  Mar 13, 2021, 10:53 AM facebook Google accused Microsoft of diverting attention away from the hack on Exchange servers. Microsoft president Brad Smith took aim at Google ahead of a US House hearing on antitrust. A claimed Chinese-sponsored hacking group attacked Microsoft Exchange servers in 30,000 US organisations. Google accused Microsoft of attempting to divert public attention away from a major Microsoft server hack. Kent Walker, Google's head of global affairs, said ...

Google on Friday slammed Microsoft in a blog post, accusing the rival company of backing proposals for tech giants to pay news publishers for content for self-serving purposes. 

Google responded to Microsoft's accusation that the tech giant "dominates" online advertising and acts as a gatekeeper for news outlets.

Microsoft president Brad Smith took aim at Google ahead of an House hearing on antitrust. A Chinese-sponsored hacking group attacked Microsoft Exchange servers in 30,000 US organizations. Google accused Microsoft of attempting to divert public attention away from a major Microsoft server hack. Kent Walker, Google's head of global affairs, said in a blog post Microsoft is attacking his firm to divert attention away from the massive hack on Microsoft Exchange servers. The statement came ahead of a House Judiciary subcommittee hearing on competition among news outlets at which Microsoft testifie...

(Halil Sagirkaya / Anadolu Agency) Hackers aren’t the only ones taking advantage of the recent flaws in Microsoft Exchange Server—Google is, too.  On Friday, Google bashed Microsoft over the vulnerabilities in a blog post that's ostensibly about funding journalism. “Microsoft was warned about the vulnerabilities in their system, knew they were being exploited, and are now doing damage control while their customers scramble to pick up the pieces from what has been dubbed the Great Email Robbery,” wrote Kent Walker, Google’s senior vice president of global affairs.  Apparently, Wal...