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If you fear about US Spying STOP using Google and Facebook NOW, says Germany

2013-07-05/0 Comments/in Hack/by SecurityOrb_Staff

If you are worried about the US spying on you, you need to stop using Google and Facebook, Germany’s top security official has warned.

Google: Lots of legit websites can infect your computer

2013-07-03/0 Comments/in General Security/by admin

Google: Lots of legit websites can infect your computer

If you fear about US Spying STOP using Google and Facebook NOW, says Germany

2013-07-05/0 Comments/in Hack/by SecurityOrb_Staff

If you are worried about the US spying on you, you need to stop using Google and Facebook, Germany’s top security official has warned.

Google: Lots of legit websites can infect your computer

2013-07-03/0 Comments/in General Security/by admin

Google: Lots of legit websites can infect your computer

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If you fear about US Spying STOP using Google and Facebook NOW, says Germany

2013-07-05/0 Comments/in Hack/by SecurityOrb_Staff

An interesting article from our content partners at HackersNewsBulletin.com:

If you are worried about the US spying on you, you need to stop using Google and Facebook, Germany’s top security official has warned.

Internet users who fear their data is being intercepted by U.S. intelligence agencies such as the National Security Agency’s should stay away from American websites run through American servers, Interior Minister Hans-Peter Friedrich said.

Leaked revelations about the NSA’s wholesale information on foreign web users has prompted outrage in Europe and calls for tighter international rules on data protection.

Read more here.

Google: Lots of legit websites can infect your computer

2013-07-03/0 Comments/in General Security/by admin

An interesting article by Suzanne Choney from NBCNews.com Security section:

Many of us know to stay away from unfamiliar websites — with links to them sometimes sent by a stranger via email or posted on social media sites like Facebook — to avoid malware. But in a new report, Google says familiar, legitimate sites that have been compromised by hacks pose a threat too, especially if there’s any kind of delay checking for malware by even the most vigilant of webmasters.

The information was shared by the search giant in a new worldwide transparency report about Safe Browsing, which found that 2 percent of the 14.2 million websites based in the U.S. that were scanned by Google were hosting malware. That compares to 8 percent of the sites scanned in Russia and the Ukraine; in places like Turkey and Italy, it was 11 percent.

Read the rest here.

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