If you want to avoid being a victim of information highwaymen on the Web, you may want to pay attention to the domain names of the sites you surf to. According to a study released Monday by security software maker McAfee, the Web is no different from the physical world when it comes to safety: there are safe neighborhoods and safe Web domains, and then there are places no one should ever visit. In its study, McAfee analyzed and ranked 265 top-level domains, such as Japan, France and Commercial. Rankings are based on Web safety tests developed by McAfee.
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Internet Map: Here There Be Malware
Posted by: John P. Mello Jr. March 13, 2007 08:37 AMIf you want to avoid being a victim of information highwaymen on the Web, you may want to pay attention to the domain names of the sites you surf to. According to a study released Monday by security software maker McAfee, the Web is no different from the physical world when it comes to safety: there are safe neighborhoods and safe Web domains, and then there are places no one should ever visit. In its study, McAfee analyzed and ranked 265 top-level domains, such as Japan, France and Commercial. Rankings are based on Web safety tests developed by McAfee.