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Tuesday, 14 February 2006

Look who's gonna cash for evaluating the maliciousness of the Web?

Posted on 08:29 by Unknown
Two days ago, SecurityFocus ran an article "Startup tries to spin a safer Web" introducing SiteAdvisor :"A group of graduates from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) aim to change that by crawling the Web with hundreds, and soon thousands, of virtual computers that detect which Web sites attempt to download software to a visitor's computer and whether giving out an e-mail address
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