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Posted by: cyberops201
« on: 03. January 2020., 04:08:51 »

Hello Everyone,
I am new here in this community. I'm working with Cyberops Infosec.

Cyberops is India’s leading organization in the field of Information security.
Advancement in technology and interconnected business ecosystems have combined to increase exposure to cyber attacks. We aim to digitally shield the cyberspace by offering various products and services. We are hovering to influence our proficiency and global footprint in the field of information security and cyber crime investigation.
We foster certified training on Information Security and provide penetration testing for security audits, and Cyber Crime Investigation services for various sectors to meet their specific needs.
Posted by: Samker
« on: 28. May 2017., 18:42:39 »

WOW... I didn't know for this "scandal". ???

After brief checks, it look that WOT's App is still presented on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.my.wot

Also, download page shows support for all major browsers, including Firefox:

Posted by: grr
« on: 21. May 2017., 14:19:40 »

Web of Trust browser add-on gone for now after privacy issue

A free web browser extension came at a cost: It leaked users' personal data, according to PCWorld.
The widely used extension, Web of Trust (WoT), uses crowdsourced data to alert users when a site is potentially deploying malware. But a report from Germany-based Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR) determined that the company behind the add-on, WOT Services, was selling users' browser histories without anonymizing the data, thus potentially exposing personal information. Additionally, the report said the company was not properly informing users of its data collection procedures.

After the news broke, Mozilla deleted Web of Trust from its Firefox browser marketplace. WOT Services then removed its add-on from the extension libraries of the other major browsers.

While the company claimed it anonymized browser histories it collected and then sold, the NDR reporters, from a small sample, were able to unmask details – including email and phone numbers – on more than 50 users.
WOT Services said it was revamping its add-on, but was unclear when it might reintroduce it.

Users are advised to manually uninstall the extension.

https://www.scmagazine.com/web-of-trust-browser-add-on-gone-for-now-after-privacy-issue/article/571892/
Posted by: margosha
« on: 20. February 2014., 02:20:16 »

Thank you for the information. It will be interesting to see how WOT will work on russian pages ;)
Posted by: Samker
« on: 18. February 2014., 21:39:07 »

Quote from: acts77 on 18. February 2014., 07:53:15
Thanks Samker, this is really interesting, should try this one now.  :D

You welcome pal. ;)

Quote from: devnullius on 18. February 2014., 09:48:43
...

Then again, I go places normal people never go ;p

...

 :up:

Posted by: devnullius
« on: 18. February 2014., 09:48:43 »

I always hated WoT...  >:D

Really! It's advices weren't always of high quality. Then again, I go places normal people never go ;p

Test and let us know how *you* experienced it...?

Karma!

Devnulllius
Posted by: acts77
« on: 18. February 2014., 07:53:15 »

Thanks Samker, this is really interesting, should try this one now.  :D
Posted by: rasa
« on: 14. January 2013., 01:27:03 »

thanks gor the great info.
Posted by: portoleone
« on: 18. November 2012., 18:45:39 »

Thanks for the info  :up:
Posted by: oncle_sam
« on: 16. November 2012., 14:14:17 »

Thanks for information  :)
Posted by: krrjhn
« on: 07. January 2011., 10:03:57 »

I wot for norton antivirus 2011!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :thumbsup:
Posted by: Samker
« on: 09. December 2010., 06:08:29 »

Quote from: Steve_53 on 08. December 2010., 21:02:15

I did make it a point to rate SCF 100%!



Thanks Steve...  :up:
Posted by: Steve_53
« on: 08. December 2010., 21:02:15 »

Excellent find, seems to be minimally intrusive (I did not install the Bing Toolbar), the fact that it seems to be driven (at least partially) by user inputs does, in my mind, open a window of susceptibility, but I'll let it run for now and see if it flags anything I've got a safe history with.

I did make it a point to rate SCF 100%!
Posted by: qwertysan
« on: 04. November 2010., 22:35:32 »

just download, install WOT and rate for SCF. yay ;D
Posted by: Samker
« on: 02. November 2010., 06:47:31 »

Quote from: qwertysan on 02. November 2010., 03:21:59
Quote from: Samker on 16. July 2009., 16:35:33
Quote from: F3RL on 16. July 2009., 15:15:20
How do I rate? :)


When you install WOT in Firefox for example, you will see "circle" in some color on the left side of search bar. Click on them and you will have offer to "Add your Comment"... after you click on them it'll open new page (official WOT page) where you need to register (but without confirmation mail etc.) and after that you'll have possibility to Rate & Add your comment about SCF...  :bih:


Maybe it look complicate after my explanation... :D but you need  only 2-3 min. for all process.  :angel:


Thanks to all SCF Members for positive comments and ratings till now.  :up:




I'll surely download it and rate for SCF. it looks good addon


Thanks mate.  :up:

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