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    • EliteWeb on Fri 20 Mar 2009
    • 07:39:08 PM UTC

    Most dangerous websites?

    What do you think is the most dangerous sites/Programs ever?

    My submisions

    Kazza

    -EW '11

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    • cotojo on Fri 20 Mar 2009
    • 07:51:06 PM UTC

    Most dangerous?

    Those that employ clickjacking, driveby downloads, those that try to scam users with fake scanning programs as they frequently download malware with them. The list could go on and on and include those that include malware that alters the Hosts file, browser hijacks to prevent downloading /updating security programs, not to forget the anticipated Conficker C variant.

    As for dangerous programs, there are loads of them, specifically the fake security programs which are malware themselves, those that install keyloggers, backdoor trojans, spyware etc. It could never be pinned to one specific program or site as there are far too many of them.....WOT's statistics are testament to that.

    Colin
    http://freepcsecurity.co.uk

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      • EliteWeb on Fri 20 Mar 2009
      • 08:37:09 PM UTC

      I know a website!

      Well there is one website, that when you go on it,
      It shuts down your computer + Lets in around a million Trojans

      Mcafee SiteAdvisor rating: Good

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        • g7w on Fri 20 Mar 2009
        • 09:00:56 PM UTC

        where?

        HI!
        Welcome to WOT.

        where? show it, like this:

        example.com

        I've never had one turn my PC off before, I'm curious.
        Ermm... if it turned your PC off, how could it have let anything in?

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          • EliteWeb on Sat 21 Mar 2009
          • 09:47:49 AM UTC

          Closedown

          They already closed the website :/

          So theres no point really

          It will just come up as " This webpage can not be displayed"
          Or "404 error"

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            • g7w on Sat 21 Mar 2009
            • 07:58:24 PM UTC

            archives

            there are archives available elsewhere

            so please list.

            TIA
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        • cotojo on Fri 20 Mar 2009
        • 09:29:10 PM UTC

        Security

        It would seem that you have a serious problem with your security programs, I have yet to encounter a website that shuts down my computer, so I would agree with g7w and ask for the details of the site :D

        Colin
        http://freepcsecurity.co.uk

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        • Toptiger5 on Sun 22 Mar 2009
        • 12:18:46 PM UTC

        Name?

        Please write down the name of the website.

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        • ace45954 on Sun 21 Mar 2010
        • 12:35:55 AM UTC

        Mcafee SiteAdvisor rating: Good

        Mcafee SiteAdvisor rating: Good :). So true... Mcafee stinks. __________________________________________________________________
        Silver-Member of WOT-Community

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      • cotojo on Sun 22 Mar 2009
      • 03:13:48 PM UTC

      Most recent dangerous program?

      Antivirus2009 re-engineered to encrypt infected users 'My Documents' folder and then follows a popup requesting $50 or more for the decryption program!
      http://www.mywot.com/en/forum/2911-red-please-asap

      Colin
      http://freepcsecurity.co.uk

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    • blakelylaw on Fri 20 Mar 2009
    • 11:00:15 PM UTC

    Most Dangerous Program

    What? No one's mentioned Window's Vista yet?

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      • YoKenny on Fri 20 Mar 2009
      • 11:13:06 PM UTC

      I'll mention Vista

      It works great even with IE8!

      Whenever you want to totally mess things up involve a computer and a lawyer.

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        • cotojo on Fri 20 Mar 2009
        • 11:35:29 PM UTC

        Vista

        My daughter has Vista on her laptop although I stayed with XP, but I'm the one who has to sort out the problems for her when they occur so I got used to Vista but old enough to remember binary coding and also have Win98 on third machine LOL.

        I think that Symantec and McAfee should go in the pot as they are preloaded on so many PC's and just bog them down!

        Colin
        http://freepcsecurity.co.uk

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          • Warxas on Sat 21 Mar 2009
          • 12:09:10 AM UTC

          Symantec and Mcafee

          I think Symantec is even worse then Mcafee, because at least Mcafee detects some things!
          These would be my top 3 worst sites, although they WILL change;
          1 Nimp.org/Lastmeasure.com (Because of the shock value and because it IS harmful to your PC)
          2 Spysheriff.com While no longer around, was perhaps the most dangerous Rogue at it's time.
          3 Zango It may not be the hardest to get rid of, or the most annoying. But I give this a spot on the list because;
          A Zango has came right out and lied to it's customers.
          B Being pushed on Children's websites even thought it's not supposed to be installed until at least 18.
          C There dealings with Child Porn.

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            • Xp54321 on Sat 21 Mar 2009
            • 01:22:21 AM UTC

            RE: Symantec and McAfee

            Actually, according to sources such as AV Comparatives, Symantec has the better detection rate. I personally hate McAfee more than Norton because I remember needing to restart 3 times to uninstall it from my desktops...mind you that was the standard uninstaller provided with the suite! Apparently removal of components was necessary before the whole damned thing could be booted off! :\

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              • Warxas on Sat 21 Mar 2009
              • 01:45:41 AM UTC

              Symantec?

              Wow you're right, still though...
              I strongly dislike both of them! lol I do personally like Mcafee a little bit better.

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                • Xp54321 on Sat 21 Mar 2009
                • 01:57:59 AM UTC

                LOL

                I dislike both of them as well. ;)

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    • phantazm on Sat 21 Mar 2009
    • 02:39:57 AM UTC

    Cannot think of a single site, but...

    I cannot think of a single dangerous site (and I resisted an inner urge to mention microsoft), but there is a kind of sites I really dislike: phishing :-(((

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    • BobJam (not verified) on Sat 21 Mar 2009
    • 08:33:21 AM UTC

    A360

    This may not be a candidate for the most dangerous, but I've noticed lately on a lot of security forums I visit that this A360 thing is duping a lot of noobs. Is probably the garden variety Security Center dupe, and I'm sure it will be replaced when it no longer hooks as many people, but for now this thing gets my vote as the most "pervasive"

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    • LiVeRpUdLiAn932 on Sat 21 Mar 2009
    • 12:28:42 PM UTC

    SiteAdvisor haters? Look here

    For those McAfee SiteAdvisor haters, I have a previously posted forum topic: http://www.mywot.com/en/forum/2897-what-is-mcafee-...
    You'll Never Walk Alone
    ::WOT Gold member::

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      • YoKenny on Sat 21 Mar 2009
      • 07:39:24 PM UTC

      You can't even get that correct

      This is google.com

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        • Sami on Sat 21 Mar 2009
        • 07:59:48 PM UTC

        Re: You can't even get that correct

        Who can't get what correct? I'm seeing "A few users" for google.com too.

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          • g7w on Sat 21 Mar 2009
          • 08:05:29 PM UTC

          ditto

          A few users
          reported in FF, Opera, and IE so... it's not a "browser thing."

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      • Meep on Sat 21 Mar 2009
      • 11:07:07 PM UTC

      Google = Lots of users on SA

      Same here, Lots of users when I look google.com up in SA. That could have just been a glitch, as sometimes SA site is quirky. I agree though McAfee's SA is a bit out of date.

      Spamming info forum - inboxrevenge.com

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    • FinalMapler on Mon 23 Mar 2009
    • 01:03:21 AM UTC

    You are an idiot!

    No, you are not the idiot, the website is called like that!
    The webpage is:
    youareanidiot.org
    Remember to rate it RED. Its a mega-powerful virus. But there are worse. Just that... the website is funny for the song! xD search it on youtube.

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    • LiVeRpUdLiAn932 on Mon 23 Mar 2009
    • 01:08:06 PM UTC

    Google: A few users.

    Guess what. I saw SiteAdvisor put google as "Lots of users".
    Then I refreshed it. and it became a few users again. And I did so again. And it became a few users...this is even more ridiculous than having a few users----having both alot and a few users. Probably i'll make a video out of it. Stay tuned. :)
    Siteadvisor

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