The Ghost In The Browser: Analysis of Web-based Malware (pdf) describes how Google is leveraging their overwhelming search dominance to combat browser malware installations. In a blog entry last summer, Matt Cutts said:
Given how much I hate web pages that install malicious software or abuse browser security holes, I’d like it if we did even more to protect our users.
Apparently, they've done even more to protect users since then. Here's a Google search result tagged with the ominous warning "This site may harm your computer":
Clicking "This site may harm your computer" leads to a Google support page. Attempting to click through to the actual website results in an interstitial warning, offering no way to click through:
I think this is a fairly effective method of warning away most rational users from a clearly evil website. Of course, users who desire whatever media, software, or pornography the site is hawking can still type the URL in their address bar. Users will find a way to see the dancing bunnies if they really, really want to, no matter how many warnings and barriers you blast in front of them.
If you want to see what's behind that URL, fair warning: in addition to being outright dangerous for a machine that's not patched to the gills, it's NSFW in a big way. A little investigation showed that it's doing the following:
If you accept that Google wields the immense power of being the de-facto start page for the internet, then maybe this kind of policing effort comes with the territory. To do nothing-- to let these purely evil sites show up in Google results with no warning whatsoever-- would be irresponsible. Although a person might be performing questionable searches to get this page in their results, it's irrelevant. Despite the individual ethics of the person using that one computer, a compromised computer will be used for attacks and spam against everyone.
Still, I'm a little curious. Why does Google deploy the ultimate weapon of search delisting on sites using black-hat SEO techniques to game search rankings, while known evil malware sites get stern warning interstitials instead? I brought up the Google result by doing a direct search on the domain name. The very same search produces no results on live.com or ask.com. Clearly that site has been delisted by everyone except Google. The domain still has a PageRank of four. I applaud the effort, but what value does keeping a site like that in your search index have for users?
Even if your web site is not evil, it's possible for others to inject malicious code into your page if you're not careful. The Google whitepaper provides three external vectors that can turn a good web page to the dark side:
It's scary how many ways this can happen. I strongly urge you to read the whitepaper to get all the gory details.
Google's paper says one in ten webpages contains malicious code. The most direct way to address malware delivered via web pages is to increase the security of the operating system and the browser, so "drive-by downloads" cannot happen without the user's explicit consent. But a problem as large as malware should be attacked on multiple fronts. Search engines are in a unique position to help index and identify malicious webpages, and prevent them from being accessible in search results. It's encouraging to read about Google's architecture for automatically identifying malicious URLs. I don't think it's fair to call this Google policing the web; it's just good, ethical business to filter out the evil.
Won't this affect their claim to be common carriers? Did they even make that claim, or am I imagining things?
Josh on May 13, 2007 10:44 PM"Why does Google deploy the ultimate weapon of search delisting on sites using black-hat SEO techniques to game search rankings, while known evil malware sites get stern warning interstitials instead?"
Sites are delisted because they try to work around advertising system and get some money FROM Google. Evil sites still attract users, so they can be presented with ads that bring money TO Google. Just a business.
Iggi on May 13, 2007 11:36 PMA certain country has tried to be the world's policeman. Gets lots of complaints. Is accused of being a bigger threat than the evil it tries to remove. I predict the same fate for Google.
mpbk on May 13, 2007 11:36 PMI saw this feature a few months ago. Given that they still have the feature enabled, I guess people haven't complained much. I mean, it's there to protect users (like the IE phishing filter) and you can, after all, still visit the site it you want to.
Andrew on May 14, 2007 12:11 AMImagine a friend telling you to visit a site that you think sounds evil, how would you research your suspicion if google doesn't keep them listed?
Kris on May 14, 2007 12:23 AMStill, I am a little skeptical, when *anything* is proclaimed to be better, stronger, more useful and - *FREE*. Why anybody cares for my convenience and safety? Just a pure philanthropy?
But - and it si not only about the SW technologies - can anybody imagine the warning "This site may harm your mind /brain"?
Maximus on May 14, 2007 12:42 AM> I saw this feature a few months ago
This is the first time I had seen it. I had to search for a site referenced in the article (and boy, there are some big-E Evil sites referenced in that article) to trigger the warning.
I'm thinking that's a *good* thing. :)
Jeff Atwood on May 14, 2007 12:47 AM"Why does Google deploy the ultimate weapon of search delisting on sites using black-hat SEO techniques to game search rankings, while known evil malware sites get stern warning interstitials instead?"
There's a difference (alluded to above). One is commercial and the other moral. Most people will accept the defence 'I do this to protect my business' whereas 'I do this because it's good for you' is less acceptable due to its subjective nature.
nickd on May 14, 2007 1:35 AMI am very, very happy that google does this from a website admin point of view.
A few weeks ago I logged in to my site via a hotel (5 star I might add) to check mail and traffic etc. No problem, logged out and enjoyed my hoiday.
A couple of weeks later I get several emails from Google saying that my site is hosting malware, huh? They gotta be kidding!? But sure enough I went to the page they mention and my virus checker and IE started going mental showing warnings left, right and center.
I nearly died! I quickly checked the page html and a single line of javascript was inserted, I checked the update time and it was on the same day as I logged into that PC at the hotel. I then found that they had updated one other page. Someone had added some spyware to the hotel's pc which somehow detected that I had logged into a website and then FTPed updates to a couple of pages (this was in my ftp log). I didn't even use an FTP connection, just a webpage admin tool.
Google then had my site listed with the above warning, which of course meant my traffic went into free-fall. I then followed the procedure to clear my site.
So I went into lock-down mode and changed all my passwords to practically everything. My partner also changed all the passwords on everything she visited as well.
So yes, I lost quite a bit of traffic for about a month or so but I prefer that than having my visitors get infected via simply visiting my site.
So two things, never EVER trust any PC other than your own, and Google, for me, is still a friendly giant.
Kevin on May 14, 2007 2:47 AMIf you ask me, if Google did NOT show these evil sites then people would just think the Internet is one big, safe place. It is not. By doing so, Google makes everyone aware of the fact that there are certain dangers on the Internet. Others are just hiding these facts just to give people a more happy fealing.
I am aware of those risks. And considering how dangerous the Internet can be, I hope others are just as aware of the risks as me. Or maybe even more aware. Google has my support. The other search engines are just masking reality.
"A certain country has tried to be the world's policeman. Gets lots of complaints. Is accused of being a bigger threat than the evil it tries to remove. I predict the same fate for Google."
Based on what??
I couldn't even begin to list everything wrong with what you just said. Honestly, I want some of whatever you're on, just not as much as you're taking.
A little naive Jeff. "Drive by downloads" happen the moment to fire up IE, and have been for years. FF is a little better.
No one should be allowed to put 1 thing on my PC without my express consent (cookie, GIF, etc.), now look who's being naive.
I guess it's the *type* of garbage, not if there is garbage, that a site writes to my hard-drive...
Steve on May 14, 2007 6:32 AM"what value does keeping a site like that in your search index have for users?"
You answer you own question in the next sentence. Many of the sites are legitimate but may have held off on applying a certain patch to their web server just a little too long. It's a tough call- how do you distinguish a site that is merely unlucky or only a little bit negligent from one that is intentionally malicious? Where do you draw the line? Obviously removing the latter type of site from the search index is the best policy, but what about the former?
One one hand, by keeping non-purposefully malicious sites listed users may still be able to view Google's cached and sanitized version as well as the other normal information included in the listing. This way they may perhaps still provide some utility for google's users and the site's owners.
One the other hand, what about possibly permanent damage to a site's reputation resulting from being labeled as "potentially harmful"? Is there a scenario where that could constitute libel or slander? And that's aside from the people who may go on to the site anyway and then become infected.
Joel Coehoorn on May 14, 2007 6:47 AMWhat would happen if google warned people using it
that *their* IP had been used to send out spam.
Seems simple to implement as it's easy to receive
spam and check the source IP.
Would this get more people to fix their home
computers security?
I use McAfee's free SiteAdvisor, but you can't be too careful, so I think it's great that Google is getting involved. I am curious why Microsoft is so far behind providing help to its customers. Once again, Microsoft missed the boat.
fxp on May 14, 2007 8:37 AM"what value does keeping a site like that in your search index have for users?"
So Google can market the fact that they are protecting users. Your coverage is exactly what their marketers are seeking. It's like those movie trailers: Jeff Atwood says Google does "even more to protect users". By playing it quiet, live.com and ask.com get no good will for the same feature.
David Gustafson on May 14, 2007 8:39 AMTo my point, see the post by fxp:
"I am curious why Microsoft is so far behind providing help to its customers."
Google is marketing better.
David Gustafson on May 14, 2007 8:41 AMKevin,
Don't blame the hotel. If you typed your passwords on a wireless connection in plaintext (ie, non-SSL connection) they could have easily been sniffed off the air.
As to why Google would do this out of the goodness of their hearts, remember that more people using the internet more often is good for them. If my mom downloads one more computer-destroying piece of malware she might just swear off the internet forever, and then Google has lost her search dollars. Keeping the internet safe is in their general interest.
Jason on May 14, 2007 9:27 AM"what value does keeping a site like that in your search index have for users?"
If the user starts off in Google and does a search for the site, and gets a result back that tells them not to go to the site, the user may avoid the site. But if Google simply does not return any results, the user may try another avenue of getting to the site, thinking that Google is missing that site in its lists. The user then arrives at the site and gets infected.
I'd much rather the site come back in the results and then have Google tell me not to go there. Otherwise, I will find another way to get there and I'll never be warned.
Jeff Handley on May 14, 2007 9:35 AMSo if I go to a site, click through several pages and then come across a link and click on it, does google warn me it's malicous? Nope, because google's my search engine and not my browser. So to me, it's a CYA tatic on Google's part. If they have a site listed or advertised that infects someone's pc in this legtigous society, someone will eventually sue Google. But where it really needs to be is the responsibility of the browser. It's downloading the page and is capable of doing the same payload evaluation. The only problem is that the browsers that have holes in them the size of the Grand Canyon are the reason why Google is warning people of malicous sites. Perhaps they should warn people they are using flawed browsers while they are at it.
Tim on May 14, 2007 10:54 AMBut... who's watching the watchers?
http://bbaadd.com/blog/2007/01/whos-watching-watchers-stopbadware_11.html
Sorry, Jeff, it sounds like you're about four months behind the news cycle on this one, and on the wrong side of the issue. I don't care what Google thinks of Website X; I just want a search engine that will let me go to Website X if that's what I want to do. Computers (and Web utilities) should make our lives easier, not harder!
Anonymous Cowherd on May 14, 2007 11:55 AM"StopBadware.org: Incompetence, or McCarthyism 2.0?"
http://www.adwarereport.com/mt/archives/stopbadwareorg.php
fred: No, they'd just assume Google was wrong, since "I didn't send any spam!".
Sigivald on May 14, 2007 1:24 PMGoogle have been doing this for a while now. It's a bad idea that will inevitably lead to lawsuits. They will not be able to catch all bad sites, and by implication any site they don't flag is ok. They could flag sites with nothing wrong, which could be potentially devastating to a websites reputation.
Google is a search engine, it is not their role to pass judgement on the sites returned in search results. Far from making the internet safer, they are actually increasing the risk to themselves and others. They really haven't thought this through at all.
> http://bbaadd.com/blog/2007/01/whos-watching-watchers-stopbadware_11.html
What a coincidence, I was literally just at that Life in Hell fansite last week via a Google search. It must have been cleared since January, because I certainly didn't see the malware warning in my Google results. I just searched for it again, and it's clean.
Point taken about notifying people whose websites are compromised or otherwise accidentally hosting malware. Removal from the search index is more subtle (and more painful) than a prominent, hard-to-miss warning with links back to the Google support page for the malware topic.
> Perhaps they should warn people they are using flawed browsers while they are at it.
Like I said, I think the malware problem is so big that you have to attack it on multiple fronts. I agree that users should be nagged about using a modern browser.
Jeff Atwood on May 14, 2007 1:58 PMHow about site advisor which is now part of macfee.
AjiNIMC - Gmail a part of my personal nerve center on May 14, 2007 8:16 PMI agree with mpbk. Nobody likes it when an authority (person/company/thing/group etc) starts taking decisions out of your hands instead of warning, guiding and educating you. I definitely want to know when a site or link is likely to be harmful but if I really want to click that link, then that should be my right. And if I get a rig full of crap-ware then that’s my problem. Users, at some point, need to take responsibility for their actions. Making the internet (and Google) uber-safe for the lowest common denominator only serves to bring the whole thing down, not move it forward.
David Hodges on May 14, 2007 10:37 PMMark,
It happened from their internet cafe (guests only) from what I understood to be a wired in network. My feeling is that the PCs were infected with spyware. It would make sense for someone to install stuff like that on PCs in such an exclusive hotel, anyone logging into anything there is more likely to be connecting to some fairly interesting stuff.
Kevin on May 15, 2007 12:57 AM"I applaud the effort, but what value does keeping a site like that in your search index have for users?"
A common user will see that Google blocked the page. He will not see that the other engines delisted it. What does the better marketing for you?
Right, if you do something good for the user: Let him know. It doesn't help him, but it does help your image.
Hinek on May 15, 2007 1:28 AMgoogle, if they are serious about this, may need to visit a page more than once, firstly as usual (aka googlebot) and secondly a simple script that identifies itself as IE, to see if the result is different. they may already do this but i can see 'bad' sites being modified so google sees no evil to game this one.
its a good idea, but a browser warning isn't, people will ignore it.
I'd like to see the "this site may harm your computer" link being a bit more obvious, maybe having the link in a different colour, also the advanced seacrh being able to filter out such sites (off by default)
claire rand on May 15, 2007 9:36 AM"To do nothing-- to let these purely evil sites show up in Google results with no warning whatsoever-- would be irresponsible."
I disagree, Google is a search engine - not the internet police. Its great that Google is offering such features as value-add to the users. But if they dont do it, its not irresponsible or negligence.
The line must be drawn as to what is a great offering, and what a provider must provide (ie your expectations). And in this case Google does not need to provide anything. Youo should be happy with what you get - its free.
Ivan G on May 15, 2007 4:51 PMI am not so sure they do it correctly.
The best way would be to have a tool in their
webmaster control panel to say the issue has been fixed.
They also should show which webpages and why they are infected.
Just like any other anti-virus program does.
I have several sites who got the uniqu-soft.com javascript
at the end of the index.php and now basically all my sites are not accessible although i removed the script.
Thats pretty lame from google. It should be quick and automatic. but waiting and waiting for my indexed pages to be recognized again as clean is just stupid and old technology
hi
My Site www.etatvasoft.com is displayed on google page in
THIS SITE MAY HARM YOUR COMPUER. So what i do remove the HARM.
and also i Google or and one site me inform any time me alert form
your site HARM. So can also remove the HARM..
Rakesh
eTatvasoft
hi,
My site http://www.scarves-stoles-pareos.com is displayed on google page in This site may harm your computer. so what i do that my website and computer has cleaned. pl. give me some idea.
chandan
Email :- chandan@syscommsolutions.com
:- chunnu.chandan@gmail.com
Hi ,
Our site http://www.relaxindochina.com getthe same trouple with some code of script at our bottom sites, when we found it and removed , even we use the Stopbadwave Form to receive what we did to make our site safer, but Goolge still flag us
Google's Matt Cutts has an update which describes the "This Site May Harm Your Computer" initiative in more detail. It also provides instructions on how to fix your site if you've been flagged by Google:
http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/closing-the-loop-on-malware/
Jeff Atwood on August 15, 2007 5:24 PMWhy should any website harm anyone's compuer stupid people.!
Eduardo Guerrero on August 17, 2007 8:34 AMNice that you're all sharing the thoughts you have on badware/malware and that many of you feel this is neccesary.
Websites can hamr your computer if you're not technically inclined to fix everything yourself. It's a fact that most users of computers are users, and not administrators or don't have the knowledge to see the problems. As a matter of fact, many of the webmasters having his site marked as possibly dangerous doesn't even know what is going on.
Google is making people aware, and by joining with Stopbadware.org they are trying to give a place where you can seek some comunity help and possibly get the issues fixed quickly. I can only encourage webmaster experiencing this problem to visit the Stopbadware site and google group to get to know more about the subject.
As for hotels, Internet cafe's and public computers in general not to be blamed for badware or any kinds of abuse, I think they should be blamed fully. The respective owners of the computers, even though they are publicly shared, should make sure that this cannot happen, they owe that to their visitors. I've had an internet cafe for 10+ years, and it's never happened to me or any of my customers, so it's absolutely possible with a little work.
Cometcom1 on August 24, 2007 9:08 AMHere's where Google is bad: To have your innocent site unflagged, Google's form will not work unless you first admit that you believe your site has done bad things...even when it hasn't. In my opinion, this is an abuse of power.
Bill on September 13, 2007 12:11 PMmy site virtualdarpan also is recently flagged with warning message. when i check my site code then i found some hackers insert unescape(%jhasgd%hg%) something like that a big javascript code. which when unescaped gives few iframes with link to hackers site which downloads viruses and keyloggers etc.
but still i am wondering how spammers insert such code at the end of each file in my server. ?!?
damu on October 9, 2007 5:57 PMMy Site www.allhoteldeals.net is displayed on google page in
THIS SITE MAY HARM YOUR COMPUER. So what should i do to remove the HARM. explain me breefly
thanks & regards
ravi
ravi_seo@yahoo.co.in
Even my site "Free ebooks collection" was getting this message. After reading on internet I came to know that this message was there because of one advertiser network whose script I was using in my site. After removing that script from my site and requesting for review , the message got removed.
Shahid(Free ebooks collection) siddique on February 8, 2008 8:42 AMLet me tell you guys what happened to me yesterday.
I run a celebrity blog and went searching for info on a female singer. I followed a link via Google to her website and I got the above warning. I had seen that warning on previous sites and stayed away. However, when I saw it for this site, which I had just visited about 2 weeks earlier I ignore it and clicked the link.
The site was moving slowly and after about a minute or so my computer shut down and restarted. When I got back to desktop I had a error saying my comp was infected and there was a NEW anti virus software on my computer that shut down my McAfee virus software.
To save my life I cannot remember the name of this software but I did a search on how to remove it and nothing worked as it installs an icon in your tray that keeps re-installing it, even after you un-install it. As a last resort I had to do a system restore which solved the problem- hopefully.
So my advice is heed that WARNING when you see it- I should have.
Why would google want to state that my site is harmful for Hawaiian Blog? WHY? No script is installed except their adsense javascript thats it! ...today i noticed google flaged my site with "this site may harm your computer" WTF?????????
if you go to http://www.hawaiib.com you will clearly see there is nothing harmful except few pictures from hawaii and posts..
but if you go to google.com type let say hawaiian blog you will get prompted and asked if you really want to access it?
I hate this i swear.
LiveCrunch on February 27, 2008 12:35 PMThe instructions on how to fix this are at Matt Cutts blog, which I linked in an earlier comment.
http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/closing-the-loop-on-malware/
Use the Google webmaster tools!
http://www.google.com/webmasters/
Some features of the Google webmaster tools:
--
* New: Request a malware review from Google and we’ll evaluate your site.
* New: Check the status of your review.
* If we feel the site is still harmful, we’ll provide an updated list of remaining dangerous URLs
* If we’ve determined the site to be clean, you can expect removal of malware messages in the near future (usually within 24 hours).
--
Great mate !! This article might be helpful as this is simple and short !! http://ankitrawat.com/blog/remove-google-search-warning-message/
Ankit on March 13, 2008 12:37 AMGoogle has flagged every single web page on the entire Netscape/AOL MyWebPage free web site service with the "This site may harm your computer" warning - just do a Google search for anything at all and put mywebpage.netscape.com in the "Search within a site or domain" field. I use some free space there, I have absolutely nothing on my page that would harm anyone, so I assume that the harmful code, if indeed there is any, is in the top masthead inserted by Netscape/AOL when the page is served to the web site visitor. What p1sses me off is that Netscape is a Google partner (they use Google for their branded Netscape search) and they don't seem to be the slightest bit interested in dealing with this problem. I'd love to contact Netscape and tell them to either remove the bad code, deal with Google, or I'm pulling my page off of there service (which I'm doing anyway). Unfortunately Netscape/AOL has no feedback form or email address anywhere that I could find. So Netscape is having the search on their web site returning results branding all Netscape MyWebPage sites as harmful to Netscape user's computers and they're happily letting this go on. Those that administer Netscape/AOL services have to be the biggest morons on the face of the earth.
MyWebPage User on July 22, 2008 2:43 AMPerfect <a href="http://www.boonbox.net/devfense.htm">web security</a> is a difficult thing to enforce or deliver. Individuals and organizations can deploy all the IT solutions available, but if humans don't change their behavior while using the humble browser, the rate of hacking and suffering will continue apace.
I'm just waiting for the legions of bloggers to get stuck with "<a href="http://www.boonbox.net/devfense.htm">This site may harm your computer</a>" warnings. Most bloggers, like myself, don't have the budget to shell out if the problem requires people to bring in IT consultants or buy new hardware.
Jonathon on September 9, 2008 2:54 PMevery time i go on it said this web site may harm ur computer
samsam on November 20, 2008 12:02 PMevery time i go on it it said this web site may harme ur computer. whys that?
samsam on November 20, 2008 12:05 PM-evertime i go one it it saidd thisweb may harm ur computer. whys that
samsam on November 20, 2008 12:10 PMhello r u there
??????????????????
If anyone has an idea of how to get google to stop flagging me erroneously as a spyware site; I am doing nothing more than Adsense ads (from GOOGLE) and I'm being flagged as an unsafe site. I have no way of contacting them about this problem as far as I can see. The stupid so-called "webmaster tools" is useless, and there is never a real body to talk to.
I can't help but feel that I am being singled out because the big names like "imageshack" or "photobucket" have tossed some grenades (complained about my site) and because I don't have an advertising budget with Google I'm being squashed. I'm just a @$@$ image hosting site using coppermine gallery. Why am I being labeled "dangerous" and the other image hosting sites are not? There is absolutely no information about why my site was flagged, and I cannot fight this if I can't talk to someone at google.
vindog on December 1, 2008 11:01 AMi don't want this page blocked
DJ Midas on January 10, 2009 3:33 PMHi everyone. I'm looking for some help in getting the google warning removed from my site. Myself and my programmer are 100% sure there is no harmful contents on it and I have requested that google review the site again, still the same result. Can anyone assist?
Thanks in advance.
-dave
David Doggett on January 22, 2009 8:38 AMThe Sri Lanks war is at a critical point. The Tamil LTTE site has this warning attached. Is this cyberwar?
Mat London on January 25, 2009 10:29 AMHey guys, if i search for something with google toolbar, everything has the *this site may harm your computer* warning, even google itself (lol)
Joel on January 31, 2009 6:40 AMWell for my all of the results on Google have the warning at the current time; even Google itself.
Jeg on January 31, 2009 6:40 AMWell, I go onto google this morning
and under every website it says,
"This site may harm your computer."
And yet these are sites I go to everyday.
I type in yahoo just to make sure,
and there is says:
"This site may harm your computer."
What?
Christine on January 31, 2009 6:41 AMI'm having the same problem. All of my search results suddenly have that "this site may harm your computer" warning and I can't access any of the results. Did google get hacked?
Johnny on January 31, 2009 6:42 AMI just started getting the warning today. In fact, not only am I getting it, it's on EVERY DAMN RESULT. I had to copy the URL just to get to this page. Is this some kind of bug?
Albert Mond on January 31, 2009 6:43 AMHoly crap! You guys see it too?
Albert Mond on January 31, 2009 6:44 AMAre you aware that _this_ very page, to which we're all posting comments, is identified by Google as being potentially harmful to my computer?
Similarly unlikely threats include ESPN and newspaper websites with sports news, which is how i _first_ encountered this stupid feature on Google.
I think they've totally botched it.
jeff on January 31, 2009 6:44 AMWell I am seeing this on every search result too, time to switch search engines (until they fix this mess)
rod on January 31, 2009 6:44 AMyes, i've got the same every flippin site is dangerous. f**** malware again !!!!!!!!!!
Oli on January 31, 2009 6:44 AMWTF? that same message on every page including google itself! LMAO
gintor on January 31, 2009 6:44 AMI'm having the same problem. I had to use www.altavista.com search engine to "google" up this page to find out what's going on. Har har!
Albert on January 31, 2009 6:45 AMme tooooo. please fix this soon, its really annoying/slightly scary until i saw other people were having the problem. i thought i may have had a virus on my mac, which would be the end of the world
Baron on January 31, 2009 6:45 AMyep, every result! glad its not just me... thought i might have a virus or something xxxx hope not xxx
leo on January 31, 2009 6:45 AMAt first I thought my computer had contracted malware. Whew!
Jen on January 31, 2009 6:46 AMHa ha! I Googled it too! This is the place to be, right now, I guess.
Albert Mond on January 31, 2009 6:46 AMyeah mine is doing the same thing.. every single website "may harm my computer"
tricia on January 31, 2009 6:46 AMI'm having the same problem. I think Google just got hacked.
Adam P on January 31, 2009 6:46 AMevery single website from every single google search is now flagged with this banner
leng on January 31, 2009 6:47 AMWow, interesting. I hope it gets fixed in short order!
DH on January 31, 2009 6:48 AMThat's funny. I "googled" up "google" on "www.google.com" and "google" is coming up as a harmful link. When I click on www.google.com in the search results, I get a Warning page. =D
Matt on January 31, 2009 6:48 AMGoogle has done this to every page on the internet today! They have messed up big style
Craig on January 31, 2009 6:48 AMMe tooOO and even the "Cached" page link has gone.
D on January 31, 2009 6:48 AMhoh woah i got scared too then i saw others are having the same problems.
Jeremy on January 31, 2009 6:48 AMI hope this goes away soon! I use google all the time!
Dan S on January 31, 2009 6:49 AMGlad to here others are having the same problem!!
John on January 31, 2009 6:49 AMwtf is going on? is google hacked or what? whoever the brainchild behind this shd be fired immediately
vj on January 31, 2009 6:49 AMme too >.<
ollie on January 31, 2009 6:49 AMWe're under attack, turn on the tv and watch the news, telephones are going to be next.
Steve Butters on January 31, 2009 6:50 AMGoogle must be having a bad day.
As of today, be it on www.google.com, www.google.com.tw or www.google.com.hk, every search results I get back has "This Site May Harm Your Computer" under it. Even the link to this page.
Alex on January 31, 2009 6:50 AMYes, today Google searches mark Google itself as a harmful site. Ah well, at least I know it's not just me.
Brian on January 31, 2009 6:50 AMThis is sad, I had to use yahoo.com to find this page. What happened to google.com?
Jason on January 31, 2009 6:50 AMEven GOOGLE pages (help pages specifically) are being tagged as "this site may harm your computer". Pretty funny, but there is not one single hit on the google search page coming back as safe.
Irritating that it's now everything is unsafe, can't click through, and now I'll be using another search engine, email & homepage.
Good job Google! You've big brothered yourself right into no longer being user friendly.
Pk on January 31, 2009 6:51 AMWhat the FUCK IS wrong with google!!!!!!!!!!!!!!????
Josh on January 31, 2009 6:51 AMI guess misery loves company, I'm so glad to see all of you are having the same problem as me. Well, not glad - but you know what I mean.
BC on January 31, 2009 6:51 AMSame here Jeg, wondering what the hell is going on? I'm using Opera 9.26.
Anon on January 31, 2009 6:52 AMWE ARE BEING ATTACKED ON OUR COAST.
Steve Butters on January 31, 2009 6:52 AMUnavailable, I’m seeing the same thing…all the sites are marked as potentially dangerous!
At least now I know I’m not the only one...
i'm getting that warning on every search result also. I'm glad I ran into this forum (actually the only one turning up on search that had this issue) because I thought google was targeting my IP or something... I think google finally went nuts with power and went trigger happy
Collin Q on January 31, 2009 6:53 AMwith luv! <3
i'm sure it will be back :p
Steve Butters on January 31, 2009 6:53 AMGoogle's definitely messed it up this time. This blog is marked by their "This site may harm your computer" tag. I've not noticed this tag before today and decided to do a search to find out more about it. Your blog was #3 on Google and tagged as a bad site. How liable is Google for committing liable?
Jim on January 31, 2009 6:54 AMLOL, this newspost is so old, but all the people searching this problem today have congregated here!
Col on January 31, 2009 6:54 AMTheyve well and truly screwed that up eh !
Hugster on January 31, 2009 6:54 AMAnother having the same problem...
D on January 31, 2009 6:54 AMyes wtf!!
every single website is flagged!!
is it just us or everyone??
Yep the whole internet is fucked now because of google. no one can go to any website via google, YAY! QUICK LETS MAKE A SEARCH ENGINE AND TAKE THEIR MARKET SHARE!!
steve on January 31, 2009 6:54 AMSome engineer at google fucked up some settings?
or are they opposing to some new laws or political stuffs?
Yup... seeing it on every search result!
Mike on January 31, 2009 6:55 AMI was using it this morning (GMT) and it worked fine, came back a few minutes ago and it was all the same. Whereabouts is google's main server and its relation to time zones? Maybe a system checkpoint at 3am messed up? :S
Col on January 31, 2009 6:55 AMI have this problem aswell, I thought it was just me, but then I saw all these comments and JESUS CHRIST!
Abbie on January 31, 2009 6:55 AMWow...I'm so glad I stumbled on this page via Yahoo cause all my Google searched come up with the same 'This site may harm your computer.' I was thinking that I had a virus, but I'm guessing since everyone else has the same problem, then we're all in the same potentially virus-free boat.
Katrina on January 31, 2009 6:56 AMProbably a disgruntled worker that got a big paycheck cut. Frugal Google!
Steve on January 31, 2009 6:56 AMI did a Google search for Google, and the result for http://www.google.com/ said "This site may harm your computer." What gives? Google itself harms my computer?
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=Google&btnG=Google+Search&fp=23tj5qXL0AY
Tim on January 31, 2009 6:56 AMI suppose google.ie could lead to harmful to your computer. You could search 'I want to fucking destroy my computer with a virus'. Thanks for the heads up, google. I'm throwing my laptop in the bin.
David on January 31, 2009 6:56 AMYes, it seems we are all having the same issue... but has anyone found out exactly what is going on? Anyone in the US called, emailed google for example?
Ren on January 31, 2009 6:56 AMWoooooooah!!!
Aah!
Finally....
Thought that my blogs have been marked unsafe cz I use Alexa widget (site marked unsafe by mcafee) till I realised like many people here that google has marked itself harmful as well. The explanation page for the "This site may harm your computer." seems to have crashed and is showing a 502.
One of those days you actually feel glad others are having this same problem.
AS on January 31, 2009 6:57 AMGoogle is in a recession. They are cutting all costs...
The Economist on January 31, 2009 6:57 AMSo wtf is going on.. ?!
I thought I had a malware/spyware/virus invasion but it's happened to all the computers in the house :(
Any ideas?
Maddy on January 31, 2009 6:57 AMditto the above 80 comments lol!!
Ben on January 31, 2009 6:57 AMROFL stop panicking it's only been happening for like 17 minutes and you can still access all the websites by just saying you want to continue.
Mr on January 31, 2009 6:58 AMThis is hilarious. I'm wondering what the explanation is going to be!
Gav on January 31, 2009 6:58 AMWhat morons! Let's see the Google stock price go down. And what about Digg??? Such a useful site for "what's hot" - bunch of dweebs duking it out over Battlestar Galactica, no mention that the internet's biggest company is having a temporary but all-inclusive meltdown
kingfelix on January 31, 2009 6:58 AMI did a Google search for Google, and the result for Google for said "This site may harm your computer." What gives? Google itself harms my computer?
Tim on January 31, 2009 6:58 AMOMG Yahoo is taking over!!!!
David on January 31, 2009 6:58 AMThank God! I thought it was just my computer. Great job Google, that is a "new" way to fight viruses.
Nick from NJ on January 31, 2009 6:58 AMOf course, Google.com itself may harm your computer!
kingfelix on January 31, 2009 6:58 AMI can't search google!! All sites say: "This site can harm your computer." HELP REQUIRED!!
Hmmmm on January 31, 2009 6:59 AMWow. Google are obviously having a very bad day. This won't be easy to live down although I'm sure in a few months this will all be forgotten. But for the moment Google would seem to be doing their very best to divert their users to other search engines.
Chris Barnes on January 31, 2009 6:59 AMWHY?
every page is harmful, malware.
Are they advertising for StopBadware.org ? or what?
We should all sue google, because they are misleading us? isn't it time the billions they make get spread around ?
jalil on January 31, 2009 6:59 AMGoogle, Wikipedia, Yahoo, MSN....all marked harmful!!!
wtf....
Google getting temporary dementia with all those pages stored??
AS on January 31, 2009 6:59 AMgoogle.com, google.ca, google.co.uk and presumably all other google servers are broken. Glad its not just me, though.
Raven on January 31, 2009 6:59 AMSomeone at google needs to fix this hot mess!!!
Nancy on January 31, 2009 6:59 AMThe internet IS ALL Malware. No site is safe. Get the guns and the children - hide in the basement. How is Google going to live this one down?
Duane on January 31, 2009 6:59 AMI've got the same problem. :P
James on January 31, 2009 6:59 AMIs it just on MAC? Anybody try PC?
Adam P on January 31, 2009 6:59 AMThis must be a bug on google's search engine. It was working fine this morning until I began see all search listings with this warning and the worst think is that it doesn't let you enter.
Gerry (Louisiana) on January 31, 2009 7:01 AMwhere are you all from?
i'm in switzerland
same problem here
Duane wins an internet.
Albert Mond on January 31, 2009 7:01 AMThe problem is still not resolved.
Mike P on January 31, 2009 7:01 AMI came across this problem by chance today. I thought it was wierd, and guessed I'd installed something by accident (and I am a power user)...
Either google has made an almighty cockup, or we have all been victims of an as yet undiscovered worm/trojan/hack/malware installation.
Keep posting guys. I am going to write to the BBC and Newspapers to get this as widely known as possible... its tantamount to the world grinding to a halt... and is costing companies BILLIONS RIGHT NOW AT THIS VERY MOMENT. Google had better undo what they've done or they are going to find themselves on the end of the biggest class suit in the last hundred years.
Daniel Prince on January 31, 2009 7:01 AMthis is uber weird though... i thought avira was messing up lol
Steve Butters on January 31, 2009 7:01 AMVisiting www.cutelittlekittens.com may harm your computer!!!! Beware!
Gav on January 31, 2009 7:01 AMGOOGLE BROKE TEH INTERNETS!
andrew cooke on January 31, 2009 7:01 AMAustralia :D
Maddy on January 31, 2009 7:01 AMJerry Yang, ex CEO of Yahoo probably hacked google.com =P
Anna on January 31, 2009 7:02 AMEvery website is filled with malware according to google, even themselves.
Wow on January 31, 2009 7:02 AMYeah same here I did a search for weather this morning and I received global redirection wtf.
Wtfgoogle on January 31, 2009 7:02 AMFUCK A DUCK!!!
superman on January 31, 2009 7:02 AMGoogle has been removed as my home page. Can't trust it! I wonder how much of their company's value will eventually have been destroyed by this bug.
T on January 31, 2009 7:03 AMOh thank God! I was worried I got my poor Mac sick 'coz I googled something just now and suddenly every hit was tagged as potentially harmful to my machine.
Tried it on my PC and got the same result. Figured it must be a problem with the search engine itself so I googled it (and yes this very site was also tagged as harmful) and hey presto! Reassurance that my machine's working just fine.
Good to know, good to know. Time to migrate over to another search engine and wait this annoyance out. ^_^
Kai on January 31, 2009 7:03 AMI wonder how many comments this post will end up with... (so far I see ~5 new comments on every refresh)
kangax on January 31, 2009 7:03 AMhow come it's only on searches for controversial sites like Rex 84?
george on January 31, 2009 7:03 AMI am so happy I found this. I was literally about to faint. One thing I noticed. When you click on the sponsored links, or google ads that works fine, but the same sites in the regular search results don't. Could this be a conspiracy over at google to get people to spend money on their ads? I hate to sound like a conspiracy theorist, but this really f___ed up!
David on January 31, 2009 7:03 AMHonestly it is hilarious but of course google can fruck up now and again. Just shows how much people can rely on one company and how that can be a bad thing. Personally I love a good catastrophe... though I'd hardly call this one lmao.
Mr on January 31, 2009 7:03 AMhow come it's only on searches for controversial sites like Rex 84?
george on January 31, 2009 7:04 AMSame problem here. Thought it was computer at first. Must be Google. Interesting thing, though. All the listed search results have the "This same may harm your computer" message, BUT ... all the PAID Sponsored (ad) Links at the top and on the right have no such message and click through just fine.
How did I get here? From Web Crawler.
How did I get to Web Crawler? By searching on "search engines" in Google and then clicking Web Crawler link, which came up as one of the "Sponsored Links" !!! HA!
I hope Google gets this problem fixed fast! Or its market share will start going down very rapidly!
Lorayne on January 31, 2009 7:04 AMLol... this is kinda funny. we might have to go back to actually entering in the website we want to go to *gasp*
But I do admit, I thought I had some weird malware that was doing it to the Google site. Guess I'm not the only one. At least it was just Google :)
Still not Fixed.
I'm from Latvia.
Janis on January 31, 2009 7:04 AMGoogles share price -> 338.53 -4.79 (-1.40%)
lol, pwned
ollie on January 31, 2009 7:04 AMnow that every human is relying on google, there is no internet without google. what happens if all search engines are hacked?
jalil on January 31, 2009 7:04 AMStill not Fixed.
I'm from Latvia.
Janis on January 31, 2009 7:05 AMI searched for this and can find nothing on the major news networks, but this has only just started happening in the past few hours. I can't click on ANY link through a Googled search. You have to manually cut and paste the link in the address bar.
JP on January 31, 2009 7:05 AMThose warning are really starting to piss me off...
Guess I'll just use yahoo for awhile :|
Google blocks access to their own site with "This Site May Harm Your Computer". First time I saw this behaivor was 1/30/2009 at 10am. The last Web site I successfully visted on the evening of 1/29 was the National Assessment of Educational Progress. There have been no configuration changes. Why is this occurring all of a sudden?
urguess on January 31, 2009 7:05 AMGeorge, it's the same for every single search result (including Google.com).
D on January 31, 2009 7:05 AMWhew! I thought something was wrong with my comp. I see everyone is experiencing the "This site may harm your computer" syndrome. I guess I'll be using yahoo today...
Yuma 4X4 on January 31, 2009 7:06 AMHow many people did google lay off?.....Maybe a few disgruntled
ex employees???
It should be noted that the page you are reading has been flagged by google as well.
RobKohr on January 31, 2009 7:06 AMTesting on different IP ranges now
sigh on January 31, 2009 7:07 AMWTF?.....what's going on :( ..google have screwed themselves over today..
vampirebloom on January 31, 2009 7:07 AMWell, Bill Gates had to do something after leaving Microsoft. Just who was that little man with glasses who started working at Google recently?
Jason on January 31, 2009 7:07 AMgoogle broke the interwebs! cats and dogs living together?!
MASS HYSTERIA!!!
glad to know we aren't alone in this! thanks for making me feel better by having the same problem as me!
From PA, US.
I just freaked out seeing this message for all the results of my search.
Now,I see I'm not the only one
Marchsl on January 31, 2009 7:08 AMCan't even get onto my online bank without getting this warning! Even Google themselves are warning us that their site may harm our computers!!!!!! djh
David on January 31, 2009 7:08 AMi did google the word 'poop' and the youtube videos at the top of the page aren't flagged. but wikipedia is. mustn't read about poop kids, it may harm your computer.
JP on January 31, 2009 7:08 AMBTW - It doesn't matter what you search on. Searching on innocent phrases like "search engines" or "adobe acrobat" have the same problem. You still get the "This site may harm your computer" message, even with the most prestigious and harmless websites, like Adobe.com. When I saw that, I was like .. what? Adobe.com is evil? (well some people may think that they're evil in that their software is really overpriced, but in my business you can't live without it, unfortunately).
Lorayne on January 31, 2009 7:08 AMEconomical crise, step 2? :-D
jerry on January 31, 2009 7:08 AMLol google has decided to exercise some power over us lol i wonder how much of a drop in searches it will now see as people switch to other search engines while this is fixed. I have a PC adam p so its not just macs and i bet the google people are goin crazy right now lol
Charlie on January 31, 2009 7:08 AMI bet Yahoo, MSN, Altavista, Hotbot, Lycos, etc are getting lots of hits right now since everyone is searching for alternative search engines.
Susie on January 31, 2009 7:08 AMYeah, I'm leaning towards the yahoo hacking google comment above
c on January 31, 2009 7:08 AMThis really sucks! Every site in the world apparently is unsafe--including Spybot: Search & Destroy's safer-networking--just to pick one out of a zillion. However, the hits listed at the top of the page which are from the baddest of the fake Spybot's, the ones that actually put spyware on your computer is "safe" because they're paid ads for Google. I guess my Googling days are over and I'm going to have to use MSN or some other non-google search engine.
So long!
Cyn on January 31, 2009 7:09 AMIs it just on MAC? Anybody try PC?
Adam P on January 31, 2009 7:09 AMwow.. im having the same problem as everyone else.. its crazy how many people are using google at the same time.
tricia on January 31, 2009 7:09 AMok, microsoft, we are waiting for your search engine alternative!!!
Can't even get a potato casserole recipe from any recipe site without This site may harm your computer this morning!
Barbara on January 31, 2009 7:09 AMHoly crap! Here I freaked out thinking my entire network, macs and pcs, were screwed! But seeing all of this just proves it is Google that is screwed....wonder how long it will take them to fix it? Guess they should not have let that one guy in the corner cube go yesterday...
Kelly Kerr on January 31, 2009 7:09 AMA nice reminder how ubiquitous google is. Ouch Time to back up your gmail?
pgk on January 31, 2009 7:09 AMthis is rather annoying.
anyone know how to fix yet?
declan byrne on January 31, 2009 7:09 AMYeah, I've tried on my work PC from the office as well, same error; its global =(
sigh on January 31, 2009 7:09 AMThey are shutting down the internet! THE REVOLUTION HAS BEGUN! TAKE TO THE STREETS! LOL
Ninja on January 31, 2009 7:09 AMthis is rather annoying.
anyone know how to fix yet?
declan byrne on January 31, 2009 7:09 AMMy browser has EVERY site tagged. That includes downloading legal decisions from government sites. PISS OFF GOOGLE
colin on January 31, 2009 7:10 AMDon't bother contacting the BBC - there site may harm your computer according to Google. In fact the "For more information about how to protect yourself from harmful software online, you can visit StopBadware.org." is a bit useless because it may harm your computer according to Google too. My main site "learnenglish.de" might too, which is a bit of a bummer, because I'm not clever enough to hack anyone.
Unfortunately I don't seem to be able to simply click to continue, but in the meantime to prevent the world grinding to a halt you can simply cut and paste the web address result directly into your browser, or use a different search engine till they sort this out.
Lynne Hand on January 31, 2009 7:10 AMGoogle hacked?, Code from laid off employee? Yahoo behind this?
Does anyone hear the sirens going of at google?
Or is this just a marketing stunt for their warning feature?
Matt on January 31, 2009 7:10 AMSame here. Any word in media about the cause?
Ken on January 31, 2009 7:10 AMGive me strength! People changing their google home page? People threatening to sue the ass of G? ROFLMFAO! Get a grip peoploids.
lord on January 31, 2009 7:10 AMIs it just on MAC? Anybody try PC?
Adam P on January 31, 2009 7:11 AMYep. Google has been hacked! Nice. Probably a pissed-off employee who was told he was getting laid off.
Kineticwash on January 31, 2009 7:11 AMgoogle could be hacked! if this continues tomorrow or for the next days yahoo's going to really be taking over.. What could have happened...we need explanations....
Idiscover on January 31, 2009 7:11 AMYou do realise your site also appears as 'evil' I think Google is being a little over zealous with this feature.
klkl on January 31, 2009 7:11 AMThey did a South Park about this.
JP on January 31, 2009 7:11 AMlol google is filtering google.com :p
chiffmonkey on January 31, 2009 7:11 AMHere in East London, UK - all sites are harmful, I even verified my website with google tools. It worked fine doing the verification, did a search for my site.... guess what. Harmful!
Be interested to see the headlines for this, pretty much all media in the UK relies on google for news ;)
Maybe this is a stunt for the Hungarian movie "TRANSMISSION" in which all tv and telecoms just STOP WORKING.
Viva da revolutIOn
FUCK IM FUCKED IN DA ASS
Google on January 31, 2009 7:12 AMWhat is causing this? It's everywhere!
jen on January 31, 2009 7:12 AMquick! someone pour some Liquid Plumbr into the tubes of the interwebs!
arrrggghhh!
Craig on January 31, 2009 7:12 AMWth? I'll make my own decisions on whether or not I want to visit a page. This is annoying as hell. They should at least provide a way to shut the damn thing off through preferences.
areyoukiddingme on January 31, 2009 7:12 AMMy browser has EVERY search site tagged - including downloading legal decisions from government sites PISS OFF GOOGLE
cooo on January 31, 2009 7:12 AMI have tested it on my work PC as well, its google people no need to worry.
TestingMan on January 31, 2009 7:12 AMFound this.. maybe we all have a virus.
http://25yearsofprogramming.com/blog/20071223.htm
JP on January 31, 2009 7:12 AMeven google.com is harmful. try it. :D looks likt his is a hack.
google on January 31, 2009 7:12 AMFor me this is for the crazy! Every times for search have google tell for me harms me! I not have to be for upsettings this for people but have maybe hacking the Googles? Whatsoever i problems is problems for sure! I have searching for American whitehouse and it says to me have harmings to my poor computers...how crazy and very crazy have this. Someone please wake up Larry and Sergy and informs them!
Crendi on January 31, 2009 7:13 AMHaha so many people worldwide are commenting on here each minute.
I wanna find out where everyone is from everyone leave your City, and Country
Perth
Australia!
time comparing.. 123
piki on January 31, 2009 7:13 AMOMG, even in norway!!! Even searching for google on google is harmful!
Dwerg on January 31, 2009 7:13 AMwelcome to the club
i'm relieved that i'm not the only one getting thjisd problem
It works for me now..
Abbie on January 31, 2009 7:13 AMFunny how a small bug or a disgruntled employee maybe ? can wreak havoc on such a scale :-)
Arf on January 31, 2009 7:13 AMhey... maybe the world NEEDS more than one search engine and internet company...
doug on January 31, 2009 7:13 AMwhew so its not just me, i thought i had some malware... guess yahoo is how i roll from now on
pissed on January 31, 2009 7:13 AMOk, maybe not, its gone again >_>
Abbie on January 31, 2009 7:13 AMThe Asia-Pacific region just got hit too...
stan on January 31, 2009 7:13 AMSeems to be fixed now
kangax on January 31, 2009 7:13 AMSearch this "google search engine" on google and they even flag themselves. I've removed them as my home page and use another search engine as my home page.
Mac J on January 31, 2009 7:13 AMMexico
?? on January 31, 2009 7:14 AMi wonder how many people right now across the world are thinking their computer is broken!
bennett on January 31, 2009 7:14 AMDELETE <a href="http://www.google.be/interstitial?url=">http://www.google.be/interstitial?url=</a>
each time you visit a site (it'll be in front of the normal url like:
<a href="http://www.google.be/interstitial?url=http://www.google.be/">http://www.google.be/interstitial?url=http://www.google.be/</a>)
a temporary fix.
Steve Butters on January 31, 2009 7:14 AMPAID LINKS WORK!
AZ on January 31, 2009 7:14 AMSites that contain the word "bodybuild" in them are getting the warning. I'm talking major sites like bodybuilding.com. This is quite possibly the dumbest way to protect people (because, as has been said, you can go to the site anyway, so where's the real protection?)...
bill on January 31, 2009 7:14 AMgoogle broke teh interwebs
duckworth on January 31, 2009 7:14 AMAnother from Perth, Australia :)
hundred on January 31, 2009 7:14 AMI prefer working on google. I've seen this for the first time. Thought that it must've only happened on my pc.
sashank on January 31, 2009 7:14 AMStill the same here in sunny Leeds, UK. You can work around it by hacking out the google part from the url, but still annoying.
Hacked, or just borked coding?
Timsk_uk on January 31, 2009 7:14 AMThere is more than 1 search engine on the web people. RELAX and give www.yahoo.com some traffic for once. HERES AN IDEA: Post your favorite NON GOOGLE search engines!
Kineticwash on January 31, 2009 7:14 AMits fixed, panic over we can come out of the bunkers and rejoice in the streets
ollie on January 31, 2009 7:14 AMOn the PLUS side... the HMRC website is also listed as harmful, so the UK govt may EXTEND the deadlines for self assessment (personal TAX returns), which is deadline 31JAN :)
Perhaps its a UK hacker that wanted more time to submit their return.
Daniel Prince on January 31, 2009 7:14 AMI think it's a bad thing unless they enable the user to turn the 'safety'-feature off.
Bmod on January 31, 2009 7:14 AMGoggle is fixed
Ken on January 31, 2009 7:15 AMFIXED FIXED FIXED
yay... the world is safe again
Adam P on January 31, 2009 7:15 AMThis just happened to me too!
Every single site listed on google has the message, "This site may harm your computer"
Thank God I'm not the only one. I thought I had a virus or something.
Hope it gets fixed soon! It's tiring to have to copy and paste the site back into the url every time I want to search something.
This page was blocked and was indicated as a site that may damage my computer. Just to read about it, I had to overcome google.
ben on January 31, 2009 7:15 AMLooks like its working again
Ontario, Canada here.
Man this is annoying!! Hope they fix it soon!
Me on January 31, 2009 7:15 AMIs it just on MAC? Anybody try PC?
Adam P on January 31, 2009 7:15 AMI searched for google and I also get the same warning. Well at least they admit that their website contains malware.
GoogleSux on January 31, 2009 7:15 AMGuess what...even codinghorror.com/blog is getting that warning right now. Way to blow the lead google.
Dale C on January 31, 2009 7:16 AMYeah...it's working again!
Loop on January 31, 2009 7:16 AMThis is pure bull! Time to switch search engines. "http://www.live.com" Microsoft search here I come. Goodbye Google idiots.
Goofy on January 31, 2009 7:16 AM:D looks likt his is a hack.
dys on January 31, 2009 7:16 AMits working for me once in a while now, but still def a prob
Wow, I was just starting to compose an email with a PrintScreen to complain about not being able to search for a cancellation phone number, but when I searched for google's contact info, it said that www.google.com is not safe. LOL. Well, I guess it will have to be other search engines for the day. Thanks everyone.
Formosan on January 31, 2009 7:16 AMTHE ONLY WAY TO ACTUALLY GET TO THE SITE YOU ARE LOOKING FOR IS TO PUT THE URL IN DIRECTLY INTO THE BROWSER. BUT I GUESS YOU ALL ALREADY FIGURED THAT OUT SINCE YOU'RE HERE.
=D
Greg on January 31, 2009 7:16 AMIt's fixed now. It took them 30+ minutes to fix it. During those 30+ minutes, I wonder how much money was lost at businesses that depend on google.
Susie on January 31, 2009 7:16 AMkangax, Your right. Just posted my previous message, saw yours, rechecked and they've all gone.
Mac J on January 31, 2009 7:16 AMOk in just one minute it was fixed. Wow. Good.
Ryn on January 31, 2009 7:16 AMits fixed in perth, Western Australia
declan byrne on January 31, 2009 7:16 AMEither a big or a hack. But only the pakistani news can be accessed when you type BBC into google, everything else does not work (including BBC!!).
Looks extremely dodgy.
Dave Matthews on January 31, 2009 7:16 AMnope, it's not working here.
JP on January 31, 2009 7:16 AMHere in Sheffield, UK, getting the message for all sorts of legitimate sites. A big Google-oops.
Col on January 31, 2009 7:17 AMThat's http://www.live.com
Goofy on January 31, 2009 7:17 AMNow working.
Riga,
Latvia
Oh my God... The world is going to end... No Google... We are back to the stone age.
Funny - a few sites (such as hm.com) do not get flagged
Lars Erik on January 31, 2009 7:17 AMI contacted the Associated Press. They will make a story in no time.
David on January 31, 2009 7:17 AMThat didn't take em long.
Greg on January 31, 2009 7:17 AMGuys, check your browsers again. There are no more warnings. This day is so damn weird.
jen on January 31, 2009 7:17 AMFIXED!
kolgar on January 31, 2009 7:17 AMMy pages dropped from top 10 to top 40 in google in recent days, and now it's with "This site may harm your computer" and my site is still low at SERP.
Sunny on January 31, 2009 7:17 AMFixed.
JP on January 31, 2009 7:17 AMGoogle has blocked my personal web site, and there is nothing adult about it except the fact that I am one.
And the page to get it unblocked simply shows an Error 301 Try Again Later message.
Dumb!
TommyWillB on January 31, 2009 7:17 AM@Mac J
I actually still get warnings every second-third refresh. I suppose they are working on it at the moment (though official google blog doesn't mention anything yet)
Oh god.. it's flicking between ON and OFF now.
JP on January 31, 2009 7:18 AMMy goodness, Yes I thought It was my mac, but then I thought 'God, there's more chance of Satan ice-skating to work on monday morning than a Mac getting a virus' So basically, this will be a good day for all those long forgotten search engines we used to use before the G-domination became universal. Altavista? Yahoo? Lycos? anybody? assuming they all still exist.
Robby the Boy on January 31, 2009 7:18 AMIt is clearly not a virus. Looking at the thread this thing clearly started about 35 minutes ago and it would seem to be affecting Google and only google but it is clearly affecting Google users everywhere. I doubt anyone anywhere is getting a satisfactory Google search at the moment.
So basically.....Google's problem. Not ours.
Chris Barnes on January 31, 2009 7:18 AMIn Greece the problem still exists, every single page is supposed to harmful for the pc...jeez...
Helena on January 31, 2009 7:18 AMWell at least the whole world can have a nice little chat in here!
Unfortunately most of everyone in the whole world are morons so maybe not...
well on January 31, 2009 7:18 AMyeah, thats a relief, thought like everyone else it was some particular virus on my comp ( which i guess it still could be, on all of ours, however that seems pretty unlikely), thought it only started just then and not when i used it yesterday, mm odd, and other people i have asked dont have the same problem which is a bit troubling.
Raf on January 31, 2009 7:18 AMits better now
Rad Rod on January 31, 2009 7:18 AMYeah gettin the same prob as everyone else. thought i'd picked up some nasty malware but looks like its googles problem.
You can still get the site you're looking for from the address bar, after the 'http://www.google.co.uk/interstitial?url=' will be the URL you are looking for, just copy and paste that into youre address bar....
It is really to early in the morning for all this extra drama!
April on January 31, 2009 7:18 AMnoes! some1 stolez teh internets!
Pretty funny bug. Hope Google isn't getting hacked right now.
Rachel on January 31, 2009 7:18 AMLooks like they're working on it.
Albert Mond on January 31, 2009 7:18 AMWell at least the whole world can have a nice little chat in here!
Unfortunately most of everyone in the whole world are morons so maybe not...
well on January 31, 2009 7:18 AMIt has been like this for 4 hours. Why hasn't this hit the AP yet. Why hasn't google put a notice up yet. 4 hours is way too long to let this go on. Why is it not affecting the Sponsored Sites?
Stuart on January 31, 2009 7:19 AMIt is clearly not a virus. Looking at the thread this thing clearly started about 35 minutes ago and it would seem to be affecting Google and only google but it is clearly affecting Google users everywhere. I doubt anyone anywhere is getting a satisfactory Google search at the moment.
So basically.....Google's problem. Not ours.
Chris Barnes on January 31, 2009 7:19 AMI win! :-)
Rad Rod on January 31, 2009 7:19 AMThey fixed it.
Albert Mond on January 31, 2009 7:19 AM>>>>>> NO, it is not over, many other sites are still listed as harmful, including google itself.
Steve Butters on January 31, 2009 7:19 AMits working now
me on January 31, 2009 7:19 AMAs of Jan 11, 2009 something has gone nuts with goggle as nearly EVERY website though Google now has this warning. Even Google and Google Map now have the "This site may harm your computer."
Think about that for moment and when wonder just what kind of utterly brain dead code google must have to say their OWN website 'may harm your computer'.
Bruce on January 31, 2009 7:19 AMIts fixed
AO on January 31, 2009 7:19 AMbl0ody ell, all my sech resalt retarn harm your computer. watamatafak is this. bye blasted g0gle.. now to uninstall all this crap toolbar. back to yahoo i guess
amen on January 31, 2009 7:19 AMAfter reading all of today's comments, this problem is:
OS independent (Win, Mac, ...)
Browser independent (IE, FireFox, Opera,...)
Country indpendent (Switzerland, Spain, Australia, ...)
Specific to Google: .com, .co.uk, .es, ...
Conslusion
Use any of these alternative search engines, that you might not be familiar with:
www.msn.com
www.yahoo.com
www.ask.com
(Jeff Attwood, the author of this blog, is having a laugh.)
ian_scho on January 31, 2009 7:19 AMits been fixed now
fitpecs on January 31, 2009 7:20 AM278 comments already (I can image Jeff waking up in the morning only to find out one of the entries filled with hundreds of comments :)
kangax on January 31, 2009 7:20 AMI win! :-)
Rad Rod on January 31, 2009 7:20 AMFucken waste of time. You muthafuckaz shoulda deployed this feature wich can be disabled or enable. Muthatfucken Google ideas.Fuck Google as a whole
Fuck Google on January 31, 2009 7:20 AMsays me who double posted oh dear rofl! well in my defense I did get an error message.
well on January 31, 2009 7:20 AMlol yeah looks like its fixed now (in the UK)...
jiff on January 31, 2009 7:20 AMNOt fixed yet goes on and off-
not fixed spotty at best on January 31, 2009 7:20 AMIt seems to be fixed now, I changed my default homepage to altavista.com, did a few searches, went back to google out of curiosity and it's back to normal.
Daz on January 31, 2009 7:20 AMZOMG!!! da intrawebzz is being hacked, grab the guns! take supplies! no time for the children!
Somebody messed up really really bad at google...first post from Mexico!
Crimson Ghost on January 31, 2009 7:20 AMfirst!!11!1
frankjames on January 31, 2009 7:20 AMevery web site says This Site May Harm your computer, I will leave Google til they fix it.
D on January 31, 2009 7:20 AMWonderful! uggg
bbglo on January 31, 2009 7:21 AMBeen fixed. Think we will hear what happened?
SH on January 31, 2009 7:21 AMIt's ok for me now!. Hello from Bolton England!
phil on January 31, 2009 7:21 AMThe drama is over. Google have fixed it. Well that was a fun 45 minutes or so. lol.
Chris Barnes on January 31, 2009 7:21 AMthis is really annoying - it's on everything - virus?
Justin on January 31, 2009 7:21 AMThis kind of problem can cost a lot to google I guess :-)
We'll hear about it in the news everywhere hehe. "It's the terrorists again!"
Sébastien on January 31, 2009 7:21 AMLol this website (codinghorror.com) will get DDOSED by the influx of visitors
googlez on January 31, 2009 7:21 AMHilarious rage from 'Fuck Google'... maybe get off your arse and have a biscuit or something.
lol on January 31, 2009 7:21 AMstill the same in uk been like this for hours now ...
craig on January 31, 2009 7:21 AMI got a shock when I just saw a site I built for one of my clients had been branded "harmful", but then realised that Google currently thinks EVERYTHING is bad.
UK here. So, any guesses anybody? External attack? Google Lab "rage virus"? Over-successful integration with HAL 9000?
Control B on January 31, 2009 7:21 AMFixed in PA - but that was super scary.
Leigh on January 31, 2009 7:21 AMHoly crap. In Vermont here, same problem. Everything in the universe is malware. Did google get fuckled by hackers? Let's blame it on al-qaeda. ;-)
Erik on January 31, 2009 7:22 AMpanic over.
how long did that last...
how much EXTRA revenue did google just make by people that failed to get a successful click thru on a main listing, and clicked on a paid listing instead?
I know I did...
so thats at least one company that had to pay for my click that would not have had to if google was working properly.
scandal? you bet... if my ad budget got swallowed by false hits due to google being broken I would want my money back. So is this going to cost google money? I reckon so...
Daniel Prince on January 31, 2009 7:22 AMLooks like it has been solved.
Linsey on January 31, 2009 7:22 AMpanic over.
how long did that last...
how much EXTRA revenue did google just make by people that failed to get a successful click thru on a main listing, and clicked on a paid listing instead?
I know I did...
so thats at least one company that had to pay for my click that would not have had to if google was working properly.
scandal? you bet... if my ad budget got swallowed by false hits due to google being broken I would want my money back. So is this going to cost google money? I reckon so...
Daniel Prince on January 31, 2009 7:22 AMI've stuck Yahoo toolbar on Firefox as a backup now!
phil on January 31, 2009 7:22 AMFixed in Minnesota. What the heck?
Dave on January 31, 2009 7:22 AMNow it's ok ... google fucked
RIJESH on January 31, 2009 7:22 AMclear the cookies. it worked for me.
yourmomspenis on January 31, 2009 7:23 AMFixed in Minnesota. What the heck?
Dave on January 31, 2009 7:23 AMIt's just this second been resolved here in the UK!
Dig on January 31, 2009 7:23 AMFixed in the UK - for now...
Control B on January 31, 2009 7:23 AMHey everyone,
the funny thing for me was that I was browsing with Internet Explorer for a few days, because I was using someone else computer, and when I got bored and installed Firefox, like just ten minutes ago, I discovered the google issue. I thought that Firefox got me virus or I don't know what! I was very "unlucky" to install at the exact same time. So finally my hint for everyone is to use IE, like old times, and to hope that google will fix that thing quickly...
This Site May Harm your computer, what is going on, every web site says the same thing, i will leave Google til they fix it
D on January 31, 2009 7:24 AMHi!
I get this message with EVERY SITE I TRY TO ENTER!! What's going on? This includes sites such as yahoo.com, 3.co.uk etc etc... Isn't normal..is it?? How can it be fixed-I hope someone knows?!
Yanka on January 31, 2009 7:24 AMYeah, it's working now...
?? on January 31, 2009 7:24 AMCome on monkeys, change to AltaVista; and also change to Linux for your OS...unless you have Mac in which case I let you off.
Wilhelm on January 31, 2009 7:24 AMBy the way, it seems that at least some of the LOCAL "Googles" are immune to the problem - google.pl is :)
qbok on January 31, 2009 7:24 AMI mean 15:22pm (GMT)
Dig on January 31, 2009 7:24 AMBut for god sake .. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3386 is it really a harmful site ?? I dont think so .. and who asked google to do that for me .. ? where is the optin optout .. ?? What the hell, they wasting my time to get the information what i am seeking for .. JEeezz .. What a word piece of crap .. i ma searching for world spelling checker, and out of the first 10, 10 maybe harmful .. NA coomeooon ... i go there anyways i need the informatino .. so whats the point .. ???
John on January 31, 2009 7:24 AMGoogle is full of CRAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
All of this is pure bull. I've switched everything I had w/Google or was using Google for to Yahoo.
What a bunch of jack-asses.
Richard Williams on January 31, 2009 7:24 AMits fixed now lol
Charlie on January 31, 2009 7:24 AMworks now!
paul on January 31, 2009 7:24 AMCome on monkeys, change to AltaVista; and also change to Linux for your OS...unless you have Mac in which case I let you off.
Wilhelm on January 31, 2009 7:24 AMworks now!
paul on January 31, 2009 7:24 AMI tried to use Google this morning 1/30/09 and "This site may harm your computer" was on every site I tried - The Weather Channel - TCM - etc even Google itself. If every site has that warning you still don't know bad sites from good sites. What' the point. Am I missing something?
Forrest
forrest on January 31, 2009 7:25 AMAnd it is solved by the time I did my post...
toni on January 31, 2009 7:25 AMHi!
I get this message with EVERY SITE I TRY TO ENTER!! What's going on? This includes sites such as yahoo.com, 3.co.uk etc etc... Isn't normal..is it?? How can it be fixed-I hope someone knows?!
Yanka on January 31, 2009 7:25 AMIt's ok now.... fuk the google
RIJESH on January 31, 2009 7:25 AMFWIW - I get this message for your site when I searched "this site may harm your computer" (you came up as the first result) to try and understand why pretty much every link in a search I did had the warning. Given how important Google is for navigating the Internet, it is pretty irresponsible of them to put such shoddy code out.
Josh on January 31, 2009 7:25 AMIt's everywhere! from RCN's internet speed test page to livenation.com where i'm trying to by concert tickets. Are those sites really evil?
NO,they are not. I find it very annoying.
annie on January 31, 2009 7:25 AMgrr double post
Daniel Prince on January 31, 2009 7:25 AMstop moaning about your fucking pennies jesus! what has happened to the human race?
people on January 31, 2009 7:25 AMIt's fixed in LA, it seems only mac people got this issue.
Ludo on January 31, 2009 7:25 AMwoot, working again here in England.. well for me,well that was interesting..
vampirebloom on January 31, 2009 7:25 AMITS FIXXXXXXXXXXXXXED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! woot, so is this gonna be on the news or something? hopefully so i can say, yeah i was there when it happened!
Raf on January 31, 2009 7:25 AMi try to google and it says all the websites are harmful to my puter which is bull and wants me to go to a site stopbadware.org so it is a commercial for that site but it seems fixed now
gunz on January 31, 2009 7:26 AMphew
hydro drive on January 31, 2009 7:26 AMLooks like they fixed it. Hope it STAYS fixed!
Lorayne on January 31, 2009 7:26 AMok everyone can breathe again
April on January 31, 2009 7:27 AMGoogle's code was clearly broken. Looking for 'Google' using google resulted in you staring in disbelief as it stated for google "This site may harm your computer." and then said the same thing for Google maps.
I know there are books called Programming for Dummies but this has to be the best example of Programming BY Dummies I have ever seen.
John on January 31, 2009 7:27 AMsame problem here. as stated above, misery loves company so i'm glad it's not some virus on my machine. google will know what we had for breakfast before we know it.
Kansas City on January 31, 2009 7:27 AMStill not working and it's 10:30
Florida on January 31, 2009 7:27 AMbest driveway cleaners in london
driveway cleaners on January 31, 2009 7:28 AMyeah its fixed, but odly enough not everyone got this error thing, quite a few people i asked checked when i had the problem and they said nothing wrong
Raf on January 31, 2009 7:28 AMfixed here in oz - and i have a mac
Ren on January 31, 2009 7:28 AMbetter fix this quick, Google! Still every site tagged 3.30pm GMT here in wales UK
peter davies on January 31, 2009 7:28 AMHay look its fixed
Breye on January 31, 2009 7:29 AMUK 15:25 - still same problem here
Peer on January 31, 2009 7:29 AMIt looks like Google is back
Gil on January 31, 2009 7:29 AMYa'll worried 'bout a little "googleation"? Here in the swamps alot o things can be harmfull! Just cut and paste the URL.... Oh, what!? Its working again?... Well, never mind.... Ya'll come back now ya hear?!
Everglages Commander on January 31, 2009 7:29 AMLmao yea me too.
McZanteXF1 on January 31, 2009 7:29 AMThe problem seems to be fixed
Ak on January 31, 2009 7:29 AMOnly searching for "This site may harm your computer" DOES NOT result in warning. Gotta be a hack.
Grayson on January 31, 2009 7:29 AMlooks fixed to me too
scotty on January 31, 2009 7:29 AMFuck Google! This is a fucking abuse!!!!
bobblue on January 31, 2009 7:30 AMBizaree - my daughter was searching for homework assistance, and every site had the 'this site may harm your computer' warning. MY computer using the same browser and OS using the same key words to search for does NOT.
Anyone have any input on that?
Ontario - Canada
Kostanza on January 31, 2009 7:30 AMAmazing how many people are cursing the fuck out of google. I'm more surprised this type of thing doesn't happen more often. IMO those enraged should be fucking banned from using it ever again rofl.
amazing on January 31, 2009 7:30 AMMy site (http://www.vicconsult.com/seo/google.html) now not shown as harmful.
I'm still getting the "This site may harm your computer." This is mad! I'm boycotting google and changing to msn live search
Lora on January 31, 2009 7:31 AMmac sucks
mac powa on January 31, 2009 7:31 AMtry clearing your cache
April on January 31, 2009 7:31 AMI just tried to do a Google search on "Nadya Suleman", octuplets mother, and I received the "This Site May Harm Your Computer" for every single listing in search results!!! WTF!!!
anonymous on January 31, 2009 7:32 AMtalk about some fast turn around... wonder if it was a bad release or a hack...
scotty on January 31, 2009 7:32 AMJust in case - all google cookies denied from now on. Google lose loyalty for this. They obviouls lot of bug gers
cooo on January 31, 2009 7:33 AMthe IT guy that did that update will get KTFO
Google is god on January 31, 2009 7:34 AMRegarless of the ethical/moral issues, can someone tell me if they're getting this warning with EVERY SINGLE SEARCH RESULT RESULT THEY GET? I kid you not. How can they ALL be bad? I am certainly not naive; in fact, I'm quite frequently called a cynic, so I'm not trying to under the assumption that nobody would try to hurt "Lil" old me, but wtf? Could someone tell me how to deal w/this, now that they're all labeled "bad," and therefore less identifiable?
Thanks, (assuming somebody helps me; yeah right! nobody cares enough to help a stranger)
Matt
(Wow; maybe I AM a cynic after all)
matt on January 31, 2009 7:34 AMI will remember this day as the day that GOD may harm my computer
Crimson Ghost on January 31, 2009 7:34 AMMy web directory http://www.trustdir.org was flagged on google as "This site may harm your computer." this morning (around 9:35am).
At 10:15am the issue was resolved.
Waiting for Google official response to this event.
VIC Consulting
Vita on January 31, 2009 7:34 AMout of curiosity are you guys all running vista?
Raf on January 31, 2009 7:34 AMREAD bug -- gers
cooo on January 31, 2009 7:34 AMOne wonders if it was an attack upon Google or from within.
As quickly as word spreads, this is going to hurt Google's reputation. Yeah, years of reliable service, all that, but when you end up the butt of jokes on the late show....
Well, memories are short and humanity's fickle palate is prone to shift as readily as the wind, and with more disastrous results.
Mr. Hales on January 31, 2009 7:34 AMhaha -- someones gonna get bitched out for this
scotty on January 31, 2009 7:34 AMseems to be fixed in uk, i deleated my bookmark and then searched for google on yahoo and used that to reset my bookmark, works now
rik on January 31, 2009 7:35 AMNope XP SP2. Shame linux box was not on - that might have been interesting
cooo on January 31, 2009 7:35 AMOK GUYS, NOTHING TO SEE HERE
NOTHING HAPPENED
YOU SAW NOTHING
EVERYTHING IS ALRIGHT
Sincerely, Google Security
Google Security on January 31, 2009 7:36 AMSome of you are wildly annoying!
calm your panties on January 31, 2009 7:37 AMi am using XP2 and saw earlier posters were using MAC it was definitely a Google server problem
Rad Rod on January 31, 2009 7:38 AMnot google security who was wildly amusing :-)
calm your panties on January 31, 2009 7:38 AMIT'S FIXED!!!!! WOO-HOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rocco on January 31, 2009 7:39 AMEVERYBODY
CLAIM
OWNERSHIP
NOW
OR
WE
WILL
BE
FORCED
TO
PUT
GOOGLE.COM
BACK TO
NORMAL
NOWWWWWWWWWW............!!!!!!
I wonder if they really fix it or if they just disable the warning.
?? on January 31, 2009 7:39 AMhay guys lay off google they are sexc
GoogleFan on January 31, 2009 7:39 AMI must admit that I was, momentarily, disturbed. Borrowing my parents' Internet access and am greeted by all the "harmful" sites. After already having to rid their box of that AV Pro scam, I thought it was time for another go round with whatever the Internet Exploiter dragged in.
Mr. Hales on January 31, 2009 7:39 AMdriveway cleaners london
driveway cleaning on January 31, 2009 7:40 AMwhat a mess, I also thought I got some malware then it did the same thing in my ubuntu install.
I didn't realised "Quicken" and "MS Money" were such bad search terms in these troubled financial times.
shameless pimping here. http://techiegeekuk.blogspot.com/
Insane_Homer on January 31, 2009 7:40 AMWhatever Google did or does, it has a reason, whether it is a good one for us, users, or not, it's not the issue; thing is, today, for 30 minutes I had all my results banned with "this site ... blabla" and im talking about huge companies wensites not some poor kids blog; im sure that our protection should come from web explorers when we log on to webpages, and no false alarms please; usually viruses are made for a certain reason; some genious kid was angry on Ebay and virused them and their data. That's fine with me as long as it doesnt affect me directly. Anyway. Let me just point one thing out here: what if there was no virus on the internet? Would anyone give you the news? What if I want my big dollar company to sell antiviruses? What would I do? I would make the virus and the medicine:) Would I not? So lets have a big laugh at all these ridiculous terrorist atacks and viruses, whether we are talking about real or virtual danger, its the same thing. The fat companies invent things to make millions each year, and hackers or indipendent virus creators do not gain anything from harming our computer.
Alias on January 31, 2009 7:41 AMthey are sex
calm your panties on January 31, 2009 7:41 AME
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Y
B
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D
Y
REPEAT AFTER ME, TYPE AFTER ME
"I CLAIM OWNERSHIP TO PROTECT
T
H
E
H
A
C
K
E
R
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Thank God for Space Hoppers!
RT on January 31, 2009 7:41 AMThey disabled it.
Search terms like crack or warez and no warnings anymore.
Google is flawed.
Masta Haxor on January 31, 2009 7:41 AMTHIS IS OUR PLOY TO INCREASE SEX SEARCHES ON THE INTERNET..... REAPEAT
CLAIM OWNERSHIP NOW....
the fuck is alias chatting about... if English is not your first language please ignore me.
what on January 31, 2009 7:43 AMFINE THEN
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January 31, 2009 - 10:03 A.M.
This Site May Harm Your Computer
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* TAGS:Google, security
* IT TOPICS:E-Business & Web 2.0, Internet, Security, Security Hardware & Software
I've long been a proponent of better security on your computer, and educating all users about the dangers of clicking on things they shouldn't.
Recently, I've noticed that certain sites and searches are returning with notes and even interstitial pages warning me about clicking in to a page that may be dodgy.
On the whole I'm happy with this, providing the tagging and identification is right so I can actually view the page I want and get the warned about the ones that might be a problem. Now Google are in on the act, but this morning, it all seems to have gone wrong. Every single site (even Google's own sites) are reporting the problem. This makes Google's search completely and utterly unusable.
Unfortunately, it's problems like this that can be very damaging for a company, especially one with as good (generally) a record as Google.
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Google Search
Submitted by Paul on January 31, 2009 - 10:42 A.M.
We just had the same problem about 10 minutes ago and now it seems to be all OK. Very strange but it just shows the dangers of letting censorship take hold.
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Thought it was just me
Submitted by Kenny on January 31, 2009 - 10:37 A.M.
I too noticed this and tried everything, reboot PC, scan with virus scanner, reboot router. I even tried Safari - how weird is that?
We can't live without Google it would seem!
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Google safe browsing
Submitted by sumitdatta on January 31, 2009 - 10:32 A.M.
Seems like its finally fixed. they had made the redirect URL un-available:
Google makes some quick changes to the safe browsing glitch
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If you're running Google
Submitted by Pyrrho on January 31, 2009 - 10:31 A.M.
If you're running Google Toolbar or Google Desktop with Google Safe Browsing enabled, that might be part of the problem. Try disabling the Google Safe Browsing option.
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all your GOOGLE are belong
Submitted by HopAlongBob on January 31, 2009 - 10:31 A.M.
all your GOOGLE are belong to us
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Big Brother stumbles
Submitted by Frank on January 31, 2009 - 10:31 A.M.
As Google wipes the egg from its face, perhaps it should reconsider its role as Internet Policeman and stick to its excellent, benign services.
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Finally its fixed!
Submitted by Nicholas on January 31, 2009 - 10:28 A.M.
The problem has now been fixed.
Thank you for your patience.
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This site may harm your computer
Submitted by Meltd0wn on January 31, 2009 - 10:26 A.M.
The problem with all search results displaying that message didn't last very long but it was freaky. Of course there are plenty of other search engines so who the "F" cares?
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Not fixed here
Submitted by Jon on January 31, 2009 - 10:26 A.M.
in London UK....
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Wow, fixed while I was
Submitted by Anonymous on January 31, 2009 - 10:25 A.M.
Wow, fixed while I was typing the last message.
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Not long after it came to light that Google performed better than expected in Q4 comScore reports that Google managed to capture almost 90% of all the growth in search volume In the U.S. The comScore report also estimates that Google started with a market share of 58.5% in January 2008 which then steadily climbed up to 63.5% market share of all searches performed in the U.S by the end of the year.
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CLAIM OWNERSHIP NOW on January 31, 2009 7:50 AMlove the flamboyantly crazy tone this threaed has taken. everyone express your ridiculousness!
love on January 31, 2009 7:50 AMI Cannot be bothered to read all the comments on this page but if the fix is already posted then forgive me. I am using Firefox v3 so first backed up my bookmarks, then shut firefox down then uninstalled it, I then run CCleaner and cleared all the crap using "Cleaner" then after "issues". Rebooted the PC then run "Registry Mechanic v8" and kept running it until it was error free. Then put it through Spybot and so far no problems.... Hope It Helps
Chubby56
Chubby56 on January 31, 2009 7:50 AMORANGEyougladitsover?
XXX on January 31, 2009 7:51 AMChubby56, you have to FORMAT your cumputer. FAST! NOW! DO IT NOW!
IT MAN on January 31, 2009 7:51 AMgoogle just don't bother saying anything... leave them waiting... forever muhahahahha
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roadrunner on January 31, 2009 7:53 AMROFL at chubby... seriously ROFLMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
google on January 31, 2009 7:53 AMThanks Chubby56, that worked nicely. I just lost 1 hour of my life.
Anna on January 31, 2009 7:56 AMhey everybody
http://www.textfiles.com/art/
ASCII Artwork
Not content to be limited by the text of ASCII, people since the beginning of computer communication have used the given character set of a system to express themselves artistically. Ranging from the ubiquitous smiley :) to extreme photo-realistic digitizations of portraits, this art continues to this day and shows no sign of slowing down. Some of these are clunky, and some are too intense to be believed. But this whole genre shows that trying to force people into small standard boxes is never really successful.
Of course, this approach has blossomed into pure insanity within the world of the software pirates, who use ASCII artwork to herald their presumed greatness. Their files are in the Piracy section.
Filename
Size
Description of the Textfile
ASCIIPR0N The ASCII PR0N Collection, Courtesy of ASCIIPR0N.COM
DECUS The DECUS Art Collection
LOGOS A Collection of ASCII Art Logos
RTTY A Collection of RTTY Art from RTTY.COM
13.asc 1739
ASCII Title Page for SPIKED!, a Game
152614.txt 1944
Excellent IBM ASCII Art of The Pits BBS
16ton 707
ASCII Art of a 16 Ton Weight
3x5.flf 3968
FIGLET FONT: 3x5 Font by Richard Kirk and Daniel Cabez Gras
afinger.txt 555
ASCII Middle Finger (With Watch and Ring)
alphabet.flf 5632
FIGLET FONT: Alphabet by Wendell Hicken (November, 1993)
alt3dste.reo 8147
Some Genune Ascii Stereograms
angela.art 6656
Pleasant ASCII Art Nude, "Angela"
angi.txt 8448
ASCII Art Nude: Angi
art0 1024
July 4th/American Flag Ascii Art
ascii.pic 55148
Don Dillon's Collection of ASCII Art Pictures
asciiart.txt 16048
Collection of ASCII Art, including Teddy Bears and Disney's Pocohantis (November 1999)
asciicod.txt 5376
A Table of ASCII Codes, by Aaron Priven
bambi.vt 12818
VT100 ANIMATION: Bambi vs. Godzilla
barney.txt 3811
ASCII Image of Barney the Dinosaur with Satanic Subliminals
bassett.art 5376
Cleo, another Bassett Hound Dawg
batgirl.art 4687
Batgirl, Naked, probably after Vargas
beavis.asc 826
Beavis of Beavis and Butthead, in ASCII
beer.vt 14415
VT100 ANIMATION: Time for a Beer Break, Folks!
betty.art 4818
Innocuous Nude, "Betty"
big.flf 7190
FIGLET FONT: The Big Font
block.flf 8586
FIGLET FONT: Block Letters
bnbascii.txt 1651
Beavis and Butthead in ASCII
bob.pic 1840
Odd ASCII Picture of a Bob
bobface.txt 5249
ASCII art of J.R. "Bob" Dobbs
bomb.vt 2649
VT100 ANIMATION: The Bomb Test
bones.art 4415
Dr. Bones McCoy, Good Portrait
bubble.flf 3055
FIGLET FONT: Bubble FOnt
bugs 2876
ANSI Art of Bugs Bunny
bunny.art 10639
Cheezy Playboy Bunny (Woman, not Rabbit)
buysell.5bs 1856
Call the Buy Sell BBS Today! (Ad, ANSI)
calgirl.art 16256
Odd 1985 Calandar with Nude Lady
cartwhee.vt 17418
VT100 ANIMATION: Doing a Cartwheel
charlie.art 1663
Charlie Brown
clohe.art 7680
Loinclothed, Topless Lady. "Clohe"
contessa.flf 2560
FIGLET FONT: The Contessa Font
county88.hum 3561
Bill the Cat and Opus in '88!
cow.txt 29281
Cows, Cows, and more (ASCII) Cows
cows.txt 29747
The Complete Guide to Cows, by Eric W. Tilenius
cowz.txt 211543
The Complete Guide to ASCII Cows
cpu.txt 1353
Some Helpful ASCII Art of a Computer System
cursepic.art 1646
CURSE YOU, RED BARON
david.art 9884
Michaelangelo's "David"
deborah.art 10752
"Deborah", sitting on a Stool
delay.vt 8512
VT100 ANIMATION: A Small Delay
dirty.vt 25081
VT100 ANIMATION: Someone Having an Awful Amount of Fun
dogs.vt 8904
VT100 ANIMATION: Fucking Dogs
dont-wor.vt 15305
VT100 ANIMATION: George Custer's Last Stand: Don't Worry, be Happy
dragon.art 17686
Fun, Sleepy Cartoon Dragon
dragon.txt 888
ASCII Art of a Winged Dragon
drwho_pi 5304
ASCII Images from the Doctor Who TV Show
eagle.art 6144
Full-Stoked American Eagle
enterp.art 7168
Side view, U.S.S. Enterprise
erusalem.flf 9004
FIGLET FONT: Erusalem Font
ferrari.art 43008
Everyone got together and made a Ferrari!
figlet.man 17843
DOCUMENTATION: The Figlet Program
firework.vt 34801
VT100 ANIMATION: Fireworks by Chen Lin
fireworks.vt 6727
VT100 ANIMATION: Guy Setting Off Fireworks
fishy2.vt 211945
VT100 ANIMATION: Shamus the Fish by David Rybolt (1994)
flag 814
ASCII Art of the American Flag
fontpage.txt 3237
FIGLET FONT: Example Fonts Page
fran.art 7472
Playboy Jokes Chick, With Nice Subliminal
fu.sig 480
ASCII Art of a Middle Finger
fuckyou.txt 2188
Nice, large, Profanic Middle Finger ASCII Art
fuzzy.flf 6016
FIGLET FONT: Fuzzy Font
george.art 5120
"George", nude male. Well, that's ONE....
girl1.pic 17413
ASCII Artwork of a Nude Wearing a Bow
girlface.txt 11163
ASCII of a Girl's Face
glass.vt 11620
VT100 ANIMATION: Filling Glass of Liquid
globe.vt 29696
VT100 ANIMATION: ABSOLUTELY EXCELLENT Spinning Globe
gothic.flf 8832
FIGLET FONT: Gothic Font
graffiti.flf 6272
FIGLET FONT: Grafitti Font
groucho.art 4736
Icon of Groucho Marx
holly.art 12786
Posed Nude, "Holly"
illumin.hum 473
Primus Illuminatus is Watching You
ingrid.art 14336
Shy Nude, "Ingrid"
jerusale.flf 8633
FIGLET FONT: Jerusalem (Hebrew) Font
jessie.art 13497
Posed sideways nude, "Jessie"
juanspla.vt 41773
VT100 ANIMATION: Plan File in the Form of a Typewriter
jumble.vt 28816
VT100 ANIMATION: Jumbled Letters Form a Phrase
kathy.art 9932
Topless, Jeans-wearing nude, "Kathy"
kelly.art 7278
Simplistic happy nude, "Kelly"
kennedy.art 2560
Portrait of John F. Kennedy
kings.art 3584
Christ is Born!
kirk.art 6241
Portrait of James T. Kirk
koala-gu.fun 4827
The Koala Bear Collection v1.0 (ASCII Art)
larry3d.flf 11392
FIGLET FONT: The Larry 3D Font
lean.flf 10705
FIGLET FONT: The Leaning Font
lincoln.art 1333
Stereoscopic image of Lincoln. Experiment results: Inconclusive
lovebox.art 2143
Love is All You Need
madonna.art 7296
Merry Christas! (Madonna and Kid)
madrid.flf 2816
FIGLET FONT: The Madrid Font
maxfour.flf 2816
FIGLET FONT: The Max-Four Font
mini.flf 2114
FIGLET FONT: The Mini-Font
monalisa.art 28800
Very large Mona Lisa Printout
monkey.vt 51041
VT100 ANIMATION: The Monkey Gives You The Finger
morgana.pic 6887
Knelling post nude "Morgana"
moscow.flf 5374
FIGLET FONT: The Moscow Font
nasa.vt 19159
VT100 ANIMATION: NASA: Keep Reaching for the Stars, by A.J.L.
newyears.art 3712
Happy New Years, with drunk schmuck
nker-toy.flf 6327
FIGLET FONT: The Tinker-Toy Font
nt-ascf.ans 14006
Shading ASCII: Using the Upper/Lower Case Design Thing, by Nootropic
oliver.art 5667
Oliver from the strip "Bloom County"
ollywood.flf 15744
FIGLET FONT: The Hollywood Font
outfile.jok 1790
VT100 Animation of Someone Taking a Drive
owls.txt 1769
A Small Collection of ASCII Owls
paradise.vt 24788
VT100 ANIMATION: A Bomb in Paradise by Gonad the Barbarian
peace.art 2304
Peace on Earth, with accompanying Dove
pepper.flf 2688
FIGLET FONT: The Pepper Font
phonepig.hum 2261
A Very Charming Middle Finger
pinup2.txt 17687
Nude Pinup with interesting Shading Technique
plane.art 4608
ASCII drawing of an F-4 Phantom (War plane)
prey.vt 9010
VT100 ANIMATION: Klingon Bird of Prey
puffy.flf 7408
FIGLET FONT: THe Puffy Font
pussycat.art 3866
Great-looking Siamese Cat
rev.flf 12032
FIGLET FONT: The Reverse Font
roxanne.art 8704
Smiling, somewhat clad nude, "Roxanne"
saltgirl.art 23168
Image of Morton's Salt Girl No, she's not nude
santa.art 3968
Merry Christmas! Sant and his Two Tiny Reindeer
schlitz.art 10130
Pretty bizzaro picture of a Schlitz Beer Can
script.flf 5290
FIGLET FONT: Script Font
seasons.ans 3992
ANSI Screen: Seasons Greetings
sect.ans 6621
ANSI for the Marks Hotel HQ
sect1.ans 14043
Unbelievable ANSI Ad for the MARS Hotel
shadow.flf 3990
FIGLET FONT: The Shadow Font
short.flf 1801
FIGLET FONT: The Short Font
simpsons.txt 963
ASCII Art of The Simpsons
slant.flf 6136
FIGLET FONT: The Slant Font
slscript.flf 4480
FIGLET FONT: The Slscript Font
small.flf 3993
FIGLET FONT: The Small Font
smileys.txt 27085
Collection of ASCII Smileys
smscript.flf 3468
FIGLET FONT: SMScript
smshadow.flf 2944
FIGLET FONT: Small Shadow Font
smslant.flf 4484
FIGLET FONT: The Small Slant Font
snoopy.curse 6148
ASCII ART: Curse you, Red Baron!
snoopy.flustr 3745
ASCII ART: Snoopy Looking Flustered
snoopy.untab 7087
A 1981 Snoopy Calendar
snowing.vt 10334
VT100 ANIMATION: Snowing Landscape, Merry Christmas
spock.art 5904
Nicely-done portrait of Leonard Nimoy
st-char.asc 10857
ASCII Art of Star Trek Characters
standard.flf 5657
FIGLET FONT: The Standard Figlet Font
startrek.vt 100342
VT100 ANIMATION: Star Trek Enterprise Blows up Politically Correct New Enterprise
startrk2.art 114304
Huge Image of the Star Trek Enterprise
starwars.art 20608
So-So attempt at a Star Wars Image
sunlogo.txt 213
ASCII Sun Microsystems Logo
susan.art 7680
Posed tanline-visible Nude, "Susan"
tanya.pic 8063
Wait, let me guess, another posed Nude! "Tanya"
term.flf 407
FIGLET FONT: THe Terminal Font
tetris.vt 9176
VT100 ANIMATION: Tetris Game
texthistory.txt 49163
A History of Text and ASCII Art, by Joan G. Stark (2000)
thick.flf 4879
FIGLET FONT: The Thick Font
thin.flf 5070
FIGLET FONT: The Thin Font
tiger.art 15872
Somewhat odd-looking tiger
torturet.vt 3189
VT100 FONT: The VT-100 Torture Test by Joe Smith (May 8, 1985)
tree.art 3328
Merry Christmas Tree
trek.vt 21075
VT100 ANIMATION: The Enterprise Blows up an RCA Satellite
turkey.vt 13183
VT100 ANIMATION: Turkey Goes In for Thanksgiving
tv.vt 63909
VT100 ANIMATION: The Outer Limits Television Show
twilight.vt 64272
VT100 ANIMATION: The Twilight Zone
ualogos.txt 16377
A Collection of ASCII Art Logos, Welcome Screens, and User Information from the Unauthorised Access (UA) BBS of the UK (1995)
univers.flf 16757
FIGLET FONT: The Universe Font
valentin.vt 3702
VT100 ANIMATION: Happy Valentine's Day, Beth and Dave
vicki.body 7868
Ms. Vicki, from Oui Magazine, February 1973
watch!me.nfo 8726
Interesting Approach to a Cartoon ASCII Nude
we.jok 64940
The Outer Limits in vt100 codes
wineglas.vt 9749
VT100 ANIMATION: Wine Glass Filling
xmas.vt 45723
VT100 ANIMATION: Merry Christmas
There are 167 files for a total of 2,394,718 bytes.
There are 4 directories.
My aunt knew William Shatner's daughter, and she got him to sign a printout of kirk.art. It hung on my wall proudly for many years. (Printer paper is also inferior for long-term autographs)
If you wish to have the entire directory conveniently archived and compressed into one file, please download either art.tar.gz (4290025 bytes) or art.zip (4325036 bytes) instead of all the files separately.
DO IT NOW, EVERYBODY on January 31, 2009 7:56 AMWell, it seems that Google decided for a short while just passed that every site in its index was not safe to view. All except Google books :)
Leefe on January 31, 2009 7:57 AMIT'S BEEN FIXED!
Google on January 31, 2009 7:59 AMIt seems to be repaired right now, but I'm wondering why isn't this in the news yet.
wharf rat on January 31, 2009 8:09 AMFixed in Nebraska!
Izzy on January 31, 2009 8:09 AM 1) GO TO HTTP://WELCOMETOPORN.COM
2) ??????????????????????????????
3) PROFIT!!!
Job openings at google!!!
I think that it is time for us to apply for a job at google (because almost certainly someone will get fired...) Big oportunity!!!
http://home.deds.nl/~antispam/
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larry3d.flf by Larry Gelberg (larryg@avs.com)
(stolen liberally from Juan Car's puffy.flf)
tweaked by Glenn Chappell <ggc@uiuc.edu>
Version 1.2 2/24/94
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Someone messed up @ google...
Julien on January 31, 2009 8:30 AMIt seems like there is something we could do to protect the acker, I just can't think of what that could possibly be...
Hmm on January 31, 2009 8:34 AMFirefox is gone :(
arn on January 31, 2009 8:38 AMCLAIM OWNERSHIP BY SAYING;FILLING; I CLAIM OWNERSHIP OF ERROR THE MORE MENTIONS, THE MORE DISTRACTIONS, (A LIKE SUCH AS PORN, STRIPPERS, ADS, BANNERS, BIG ASS MCDONALD TRUCK SIGNS, BIG ASS BURGER KING SIGNS, MMMMMMMMMMMM.......GOOD")
It seems like there is something we could do to protect the acker, I just can't think of what that could possibly be...
Hmm on January 31, 2009 08:34 AM
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It seems like there is something we could do to protect the acker, I just can't think of what that could possibly be...
Hmm on January 31, 2009 08:34 AM
claim owneship by saying
MORE DISTRACTIONS LESS WEBMASTER CLICKS.
yep yep yep, my spider sense doth say that a mainline paranoia injection is the gooooooooooooaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalaaaaaazzziiiiiooooooo...
keepin Mrs Trust alive
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oh, well too bad it's fixed...could of had more; our test anyway!
CLAIM OWNERSHIP NOW PROTECT THE ACKER on January 31, 2009 8:57 AMoh, well too bad it's fixed...could of had more; our test anyway!
CLAIM OWNERSHIP NOW PROTECT THE ACKER on January 31, 2009 8:58 AMthus keepin it commercial...
gr0kadial on January 31, 2009 8:58 AMthus keepin it commercial...
gr0kadial on January 31, 2009 8:58 AMthus keepin it commercial...
gr0kadial on January 31, 2009 8:59 AMthus keepin it commercial...
gr0kadial on January 31, 2009 9:00 AMI'm confused. What exactly should we do to protect the acker?
Hmm on January 31, 2009 9:01 AMI'm confused. What exactly should we do to protect the acker?
Hmm on January 31, 2009 9:01 AMI'm confused. What exactly should we do to protect the acker?
Hmm on January 31, 2009 9:02 AMthus keepin it commercialeeee...
gr0kadial on January 31, 2009 9:09 AMthus keepin it'll commercial...
gr0kadials on January 31, 2009 9:12 AMyou utha +samuel jackson
CLAIM OWNERSHIP NOW PROTECT THE ACKER on January 31, 2009 9:12 AM!!^FRUCKING RETARDS^!!
fruck on January 31, 2009 5:38 PMhttp://www.femalefirst.co.uk/board/angelina-jolie-brad-pitt-section-f40.html
ihateangelina on February 4, 2009 4:27 PMgr0kadial - please DIE u CUNT!
sket on March 1, 2009 2:46 AMsolution
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I just went to one of those malware sites because it was for schoolwork and i totally got bombed with about fifty viruses -_- i still don't unserstand why people would make the effort to program something which could potentially make you want to kill yourself. Who are these people and why don't we make a closed-system which no-one except for the programmers can edit? Like a totally new internet or something where nothing is open to modifications or html and all that coding crap.
PLEASE DON'T VISIT THESE SITES, IT'S STUPID AND CAN GET YOU INTO POTENTIAL IDENTITY-THEFT SITUATIONS.
Emma on April 6, 2009 7:07 AMI don't know why is this happening.Even i down loaded my whole site and scanned before upload. After 2 days Google shows again this warning.."this site may harm your computer". My site has excellent rank on Google for last two months. This message ruined my whole business.
When i tried to run PPC in Google. Google adwords takes much time to approve campaigns. some times Google charge very high on less competitive keywords. Google is creating problems for all SEO/webmaster community. Now world needs alternative search engine who will beat the dominated search engine GOOGLE. Go beyond Google. Use bing or live.com
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