What does the magnitude of the Pig Score mean?
The amount of “piggy” content. This could all be “innocent.” It may be evident that the magnitude of the Pig Score lends itself to various interpretations depending on the views of the user and specific servers tested. In other words, a big Pig Score may or may not be a bad thing. So what is it? An indication of the amount of content of the types described. For security questions, probably the specific indicators are more important than the numerical value of the Pig Score. If just one virus or questionable item is found, that may be all that matters. Thus, one could screen the cases (*.lst) by a simple sort in a spread sheet program to develop a list of sites with Danger (the second component) greater than zero. Many other variations are possible. WebHogs helps you get and organize information, but requires your active input regarding your specific interests. Q: Will WebHogs protect me from virus or malicious content in my web browsing? A: Good question. WehHogs is not specifically an
