McAfee tried to reveal the most dangerous domain zones in its annual report “Mapping the Mal Web”. It seems that some domain zones provide to domain owners more opportunities for violation of security rules then other ones. According to McAfee the most dangerous zones are “.hk” (Hong Kong) – 19.2 % of websites, “.cn” (China) – 11.8% and “.info” – 11.7%. Only 5% of websites of “.com” domain zone are dangerous. Some domain name registrars reduce requirements and deflate to attract more customers. Due to this fact a lot of spammers and developers of harmful codes have opportunity to register domain name. Unfortunately domain name registrars which are responsible for this fact are not mentioned in McAfee report. Another dangerous domain zones are “.ro” (Romania) – 6.8% of websites and “.ru” (Russia) - 6%. The Author of this report is Shane Keats who said that “Mapping the Mal Web” was based on analysis of more than 9.9 million websites. According to McAfee the most secure domain zones are “.gov” – 0.05%, “.jp” (Japan) – 0.1%, “.au” (Australia) – 0.3%.

Google is agree to reveal IP of scandalous blogger for Israeli government. This decision was adopted after commencement of prosecution against anonymous blogger. According to agreement between government and Google, blogger will have 72 hours to give oneself up. Otherwise Google will publish blogger’s IP. Blogger was informed about this situation by comments at his blog which wad registered on blogger.com which is Google property.

Blogger blamed Israel government for bribe-taking, relationships with criminal elements and etc. This cause seems to be unexampled because usually big companies try not to disclose users` private data.

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