Thursday 28 April 2016

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http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/google-is-a-partially-dangerous-website-google-says-a6992596.html


Google is a ‘partially dangerous’ website, Google says

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Google is a “partially dangerous” website and people should be careful when using it, Google has warned.The site’s main search engine could try and steal the personal information of its users or install malware on their computers, according to Google’s unusually frank assessment of itself.The warning comes as part of Google’s own online transparency report, which lists reports on how private and safe websites are – and calls out those that are potentially dangerous.
  • That includes Google itself, which is said to contain pages that have “deceptive content”. It also says that some pages on the domain install malware, steal personal information from their users and redirect users to other suspect websites.
  • Users sometimes post bad content on websites that are normally safe,” a warning that shows on every potentially dangerous website reads. “Safe Browsing will update the safety status once the webmaster has cleaned up the bad content.”
  • Google advises affected websites to head to its “Webmasters Help for Hacked Sites” page. That details the ways that Google can clean itself up, at which point it can ask for its status to be reviewed – by itself.

The Sun to face legal action over claims of phone hacking after High Court judge gives go-ahead

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The Sun newspaper is to face legal action brought by the victims of phone hacking, after a High Court judge ruled the claims can go ahead.It sees the paper brought into civil litigation over the hacking of people's private voicemail messages for the first time.
  • News Group Newspapers - now News UK - has already settled more than 1,000 claims relating to the practice which saw the News of the World shut down.
  • Up to 50 new claims are soon to be issued in the case, many of which will now include allegations of hacking at The Sun.
  • Others now suing NGN include EastEnders actors Christopher Parker and Brooke Kinsella, Coronation Street actor Kym Marsh, designer Pearl Lowe and her musician husband Danny Goffey and Leslie Heseltine, who is better known as actor and comedian Les Dennis

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