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Google Wants You to Report Malware
darthcamaro writes "As part of its ongoing effort to keep a clean index Google is soliciting the help of web browsers to let them know when we find malware in the index. Celebrated Google hacker Johnny Long thinks it's a good idea, though he told the site Internet News that he doesn't think it'll stop real hackers. From the article: 'Most in search of malware for offensive use know the good stuff — it ain't distributed through public Web ... It's distributed through dark Web servers, peer-to-peer networks, IRC channels, torrents and the like. Google's efforts will not affect how skilled hackers get access to malware.'"
In Soviet Russia, plug an unprotected Windows system into the InterWeb and malware finds you!
Have gnu, will travel.
Criticizing the sentence and then showing your lack of expertise in the language? :P
"Use" is not a verb in this sentence. Use as in "I have found a use for this" is a noun.
"Offensive" is used as an adjective describing "use"
"Good" is used to describe "stuff" and in this context it means "good at what it was meant to do". It isn't confusing at all.
It isn't three levels of prepositional phrases. It's three prepositional phrases back to back (which is also not uncommon). "in search" (preposition, object) "of malware" (preposition, object) "for offensive use" (preposition adjective object).
also
Most (people - understood. common in English)
You're welcome
Everything I need to know I learned by killing smart people and eating their brains.
Trying doing a google image search for "prayer beads", "brake pads" or "adsorption". None of these keywords will show up any pictures with Google because they both contain the substring "ads".
Vintage computer adverts: http://www.vintageadbrowser.com/computers-and-software-ads
it's at http://www.microsoft.com/
there's no place like ~