[clue-talk] Riskiest Cybercrime Cities

[grant at amadensor.com]

With most of what happens like this, I do not see where geography has much
to do with anything.

I guess in the cities where the highest percentage of people are using
Windows, they have the highest likelihood of issues, but it is still not
living in that city that makes you vulnerable.

Then again, based on the criteria on the list, maybe these are the best
places to commit crimes FROM, rather than the most dangerous places for
potential victims.   Seattle still comes out on top.  DC is right up there
too, plenty of criminals there.


> Hey, Denver is only #8 on Symantec's List of Riskiest Cybercrime Cities:
>
> http://garwarner.blogspot.com/2010/03/most-dangerous-cities-for-cyber-crime.html
>
> Let's see if we can't move that up: Seattle ain't got nothin' on Denver!
>
> Or maybe it does: Microsoft has its headquarters there.  Wait a minute...
> Symantec is a Windows-anti-virus vendor.  I also notice that the list of
> things to do does *not* include "use linux or freebsd".  Something's fishy
> here.
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