Its a sign of the times I guess. Basically it means more people use the internet for social media (like Facebook & blogs) than for porn or other 'adult content'. So that's where the spyware, malware, and viruses go. Kids these days! On the plus side, safer adult content websites for us.
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I don't use social media (like Facebook). And plenty of the spyware, malware, and viruses still Lurk at adult content websites.
i have been seeing this trend myself, earlier this month my computer got so badly infected that i had to reinstall windows7 on my PC, and the site that caused my computer infection was a blog site about cameras.
i browse porn sites on a bi-weekly basis(this allows most sites to update with new content) and you would think that after browsing all that porn, my computer would have been infected many times over but to my surprise, it wasn't.
the sad part is that i feel safer browsing porn now, i guess it is signs of the times.
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