Web of Trust
October 1, 2008 at 2:40 pm 1 comment
Web of Trust is legitimate. More than that, there’s timely response to reports; one of the developers is evidently watching for comments on (for instance) PC World Business and offering advice and (Free!) help. More than this, “Web of Trust” doesn’t conflict with Haute Secure, which is a browser-wide tool rather than just IE and Mozilla Firefox. (I have tried it with Opera, K-Meleon (which I don’t advise) and Avant as well.) The way things are on the internet–they’re going to get worse with the worldwide depression–the more protection the better, unfortunately. You known that loathsome virus scan that slows up your computer while you’re trying to work on it? Make sure it runs, regardless. My god; I’m paranoid…or realistic.
–Glenn
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debsalmi | October 2, 2008 at 6:53 am
Dear Glenn,
Thank you for recommending WOT. You are right to suggest to your readers to have a layered approach to protection. The bad guys are getting more creative all the time, so we all need to work together to make the Internet safer.
Best regards,
Deborah
Web of Trust