Description: The term ‘untrusted’ refers to a source or entity that is not considered safe or trustworthy. In the context of technology and security, this implies that the information or data coming from such a source may be inaccurate, manipulated, or susceptible to attacks. Untrusted entities can include websites, applications, networks, or even individuals that do not meet security standards or have been compromised. The lack of trustworthiness can stem from multiple factors, such as the absence of security protocols, lack of authentication, or a history of security incidents. In the realm of data handling and analysis, for instance, untrusted data can affect the quality of results and decisions based on that data. Therefore, identifying and avoiding untrusted sources is crucial to maintaining the integrity of information systems and protecting user privacy.
