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After Microsoft left the table where they tried to swallow Yahoo, never a wierder pair to get together in the IT industry. McAfee has tied in with Yahoo to tag their searches with the McAfee site advisor. I have never been a great fan of McAfee's AV software, too many critical misses, I can get that and not pay with a freeware AV. I must say having used the McAfee Site advisor extension for Firefox, my preferred browser. this utliity does provide a farily useful purpose. The site adviser is a tag on a goolge search and they change colours when the relative merit of a site changes. For example a site with no malware or malicious links will get a green status, If it is a unknow site that McAfee has not scanned then it will be grey and if it finds fault in the site and it checks for a number of basic vulnerabilities then that site is read. The extension sits on my Firefox status bar and advises me of troublesome sites. The Nation is green at present as you would reasonably expect, if however the site was to become infected in some way, they it will show red.This should happen if someone for example added malicious links to a weblog here. It is a free product so please try it out and see what you think Disclaimer: I have no interest in or association with McAfee See ya round FalangIT |
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