One in Three Top-Trending Search Topics Return Malicious Results, Finds Norton Study

29 July 2010, 5:00 am

According to a new Norton study, more than one in three of the top-trending search terms returned at least 10 percent malicious results, putting people's computers and personal information at risk from cybercrime. Â It turns out that between February and May, searching for "tropical dreams sweepstakes" could actually have been a nightmare, and searching for "red hot laugh riot" could have been ...... Read More »

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