Thank you for that comment, I don't think it's something many people really understood. The same is true for phishing websites. So much depends on the context a

Thank you for that comment, I don't think it's something many people really understood. The same is true for phishing websites. So much depends on the context and incomplete background information. Is a website that asks you to put in your username and password bad? Well, it depends on what the website does with that information in the background. I've seen very suspicious websites asking for user information which were, in the end, just sites set up by marketing departments of the larger company who were unaware of the dangerous precedent they were setting.