100 Dirty Websites

Want a list of the dirtiest websites online at the moment? Did you know that you’re risking infection just by visiting a dirty website?

Symantec’s Web site ratings service Norton Safe Web has once again ranked the top 100 Dirtiest Web Sites. We’re not just talking about dirty content, it’s all about viruses that can infect your computer. With most of these sites you don’t even have to click on aything or download anything, visiting the sites is enough to corrupt your PC.

The rankings are based on the number of threats detected by Norton Safe Web as of August 2009.

It comes as no surprise that 48% of the Dirtiest Web Sites are, well, dirty— sites that feature adult content. However, other Dirtiest sites run the gamut of subject matter, including sites dedicated to deer hunting, catering, figure skating, legal services, and buying electronics. Viruses are the most common threat represented on the Dirtiest list, followed by security risks and browser exploits. Simply clicking through to a site with these threats could put you at risk of exposing your computer to infection, and worse, put your identity, personal and financial information into the hands of cybercriminals.

You can see a sample of the sites at the Norton Safe Web site but if you want the full list, and keep up to date with risks, they recommend you join the Norton Safe Web Community.



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Radio Station Tours

radio.jpgEver wanted to see what really happens at a radio station?

98.5 Sonshine FM’s Radiothon – ‘Growing our Family’ – begins from midday this Sunday with an invitation to drop in and have a behind the scenes look at radio.

Between midday and 4:00 p.m. you can have a look around our new Broadcast and CareLine complex in Como. You’ll find the studios in Murray Street, Como, just past McNabb Loop. There are more details at the Sonshine FM website.

If it’s too far to travel to join us in person you can listen in with your FM radio or online. If you’re in the Perth area I hope you’ll come in and say hello this Sunday afternoon as kick off Radiothon for 2009.



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