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If you purchase and install "internet security" software that claims to protect you from malicious websites, you shouldn't then be surprised when their crawler
by dangrossman 13y ago
If you purchase and install "internet security" software that claims to protect you from malicious websites, you shouldn't then be surprised when their crawler visits the links you click and checks them for malware.
- NicoJuicy 13y agoShouldn't internet security check for malicious websites immediatly when you visit them, instead of afterwards through crawling? And why it is trying to do 40-50 requests in 2 hours (that's every action a user took to complete an order with shipping). Also, it's a bad method, i place a cookie on the client, if the client has that cookie. I give them malware. Or i do a iplookup and if the action isn't associated to *.trendmicro.com or doesn't originate from Japan i gave them malware. I wouldn't pay for a product that secures people in that way :-S, it's so 1999 And don't forget, it gives false errors on websites, where the site owner can't do anything to fix it.