Website Reputation Rating / Security Advisor

[Guest]

[7mm]

What happens if the site get injected with some malicious code?
The V-Engine wouldn't detect it? 

I use Avast HE for that, & it does a very good job along with CIS (Firewall Only). The "Web Shield" from Avast prevents such kind of infections.

[pranaygtr]

I do use Avast!, until today where is was replaced by MSE. But I shall switch back to Avast! when version 5 is released.

[pedrothelemsipkid]

Site Inspector would analyse a site for malicious activity.

Melih

I've just used the siteinspector website provided by Comodo, I typed in the website www.spysheriff.com/ result =  clean
The website as we all know is a rogue website. Disappointed in the result.

[JoWa]

I've just used the siteinspector website provided by Comodo, I typed in the website www.spysheriff.com/ result =  clean
The website as we all know is a rogue website. Disappointed in the result.

Please Remember... Some sites "attack" user's browsers.. it is those active attacks that Site Inspector checks. This is NOT a AV checking for hosted content. This is an "Attack Detection" tool.

[pedrothelemsipkid]

Point taken but I think we are talking about a site advisor (reputation) sort of plug in which is needed.
An attack from a website will be avoided by the site inspector if the website in question is entered (granted) but a site advisor which would show (good or bad/green tick or red cross) during a google search for example.

[J2897]

Site Advisor Technology is where you have to wait for a number of people to get attacked, infected or robbed - before someone begins to start rating that particular website, which was once safe, before it got hacked.

[pranaygtr]

I can't see this happening, because Dragon can do most of the things that I can think of.

On the other hand, what about integrating the "User Feedback / Ratings" from HopSurf into an addon for the web browser like Chrome/Dragon where the user cannot install "Toolbars"?

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