Google Blogger locks out thousands of users after malware false positive
THE SO WHAT
A single false-positive sweep locking out thousands of Blogger sites is a reminder that automated security controls can become availability risks. If your business depends on a platform’s abuse detection, build export paths and comms plans for when the classifier gets it wrong.
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