“The Internet has finally taken on the characteristics of the Wild West where no one is to be trusted,” said Sukhdev Singh,
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2009/091009-the-internet-is-now-like.html?hpg1=bn
I personally don’t intend to stop browsing the internet. 
Just stick to those safe sites, Bob.
This problem is no longer limited to malicious domains or untrusted websites. The report notes an increase in malicious content on trusted sites, including popular search engines, blogs, bulletin boards, personal websites, online magazines and mainstream news sites. Best Practices for Developing Model Based Embedded Software with Bruce Douglas: View now“Safe browsing does not exist in today’s cyberspace; neither is it only the red light district sites, such as gambling and pornographic sites, that are responsible for malware,” Sukhdev added.
Walk softly and carry a big stick advice for the President:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNVfHepMcF8
Just stick to those safe sites, Bob.“Safe browsing does not exist in today’s cyberspace; neither is it only the red light district sites, such as gambling and pornographic sites, that are responsible for malware,” Sukhdev added.
There aren’t any safe sites. That still doesn’t mean that I’m going to stop going on the internet.
That’s where backups come in handy. An image is a wonderful thing to have when things go wrong.
why do you think it is called www?