It does not seem to be Google's fault but the ISP
According to the article:-
Google's Public DNS servers are used for "130 billion DNS queries on average (peaking at 150 billion) from more than 70 million unique IP addresses each day."
Network security company BGPmon reported that Google's Public DNS server, 8.8.8.8, was hijacked for Internet users in Brazil and Venezuela for 22 minutes
It required that an important router at a major South American ISP be under the control of an attacker
The links below has more information:
http://www.zdnet.com/google-free-public-dns-services-were-briefly-corrupted-7000027401
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