Google searches web's dark side

Hello,

This is my favorite:

"The user is presented with links that promise access to 'interesting' pages with explicit pornographic content, copyrighted software or media. A common example are sites that display thumbnails to adult videos."

In other words:

- porn, copyrighted software or media are evil
- trying to obtain these is evil (we don't wanna harm MPIA, do we?)

So, the user has an option to:

- search for porn, copyrighted software or media via other means ...?

BTW, why is non-explicit porn content? A woman fully dressed?

Second favorite:

"The vast majority exploit vulnerabilities in Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser to install themselves."

As opposed to all those vulnerabilities in other browsers that ... wait ... there are none such.

So, a conclusion: IE is evil, it will infect you if you try to visit fun sites, containing goodies that you want. Don't you find this method of punishment kind of conspiratorial...? A sort of Puritan Web Vigilantes - protecting the interesting of the rich via inferior software - sold by the rich?

I'm onto something big here...

Mrk

 

One in 10 web pages laced with malware - Google

A bit alarming.


http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/05/11/google_malware_map/

 

Re: One in 10 web pages laced with malware - Google

BBC also reported that, posted by Ronjor:
https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=174356

Thanks anyway , second interesting news selection. Keep them coming