Hong Kong (.hk) domain has jumped 28 places as the most dangerous place to surf and search on the Web according to a new McAfee report called "Mapping the Mal Web Revisited" which was released today.

The second annual report, called "Mapping the Mal Web Revisited," classifies Websites across the globe based on security risk of their country's domain. Researchers say the report could act as a sort ...

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Dr. Chris Hillman, Global AI Lead at Teradata, joins eSpeaks to explore why open data ecosystems are becoming essential for enterprise AI success. In this episode, he breaks down how openness — in ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. McAfee is releasing a list today that shows which international Web ...

Evil, inhumane and intolerable things often happen because of millions of decisions made by ordinary people who choose to tolerate and even actively participate in the persecution and dehumanization ...

A popular free security tool for the Firefox browser has been upgraded to block one of the most dangerous and troubling security problems facing the Web today. NoScript is a small application that ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - She may be known for her playful giggles and killer looks, but now movie star Cameron Diaz has become the most dangerous celebrity on the Internet. Diaz, 37, is top of the list of ...

Google is issuing warnings to Web surfers when they are about to click on a Web site that could be hiding malware able to infect their computer. Google has launched this initiative as part of its ...

Samantha asked the Antivirus & Security Software forum about the likelihood of a web site infecting her PC, and whether certain types of web sites are more dangerous than others. Web sites can infect ...

Will Richardson has probably done as much as anyone to help teachers mine the educational potential of the Web, but he’s also wary of the seismic shifts in social relations and information consumption ...