Google

[Kevin Arceneaux]

Is anyone having a problem using Google?

Everytime I click on a link, it sends me to an advisory page - this site could harm your computer - and it is under every link.

Is this a scam by Google or did they get hacked? Can't find anything on any of the News pages.

[Brent Smith]

I just saw the same thing under the links. I didn't click any though.

[Frank Townend]

Do you have another Browser you can try it with?
Mine gives the same results right now.

[Kevin Arceneaux]

I am using Firefox on this one and my Wife has IE on here work computer and it is doing the some thing.

IE is doing the some thing on this one.

[Frank Townend]

I'm looking at the help page now.

[travis howe]

I get this too...I've tried firefox and IE, it's all the same. Something went wrong at Google.

[Ted Shrader]

Same thing here . . . on Firefox 3.05. Wonder if it is some legal thing or part of a Google lobbying effort to become the infomation giant.

Ted

[Frank Townend]

The news search on Google sorted by date has several articles about Google crashing.

[Frank Townend]

For the time being use Ask.com or Microsoft search.

[Frank Townend]

This better not affect my stock value. :(

[Kevin Arceneaux]

Seems to be fixed

[John Shuk]

I had it a little while ago.

[Jim O'Dell]

Just saw this thread and tried a search, no problems. Jim.

[Tim Morton]

been searching all day on my mac...no problems:D

[glenn bradley]

Two different MS machines, IE and FF all day, no problems. Do all the folks that got it subscribe to some Google service, like mail maybe?

[Bonnie Campbell]

Seems it was an error by a human at Google.

[Jim Becker]

There was a tehcnical problem with Google for a period of time that caused false warnings (there are news articles about it) but it's been fixed.

[Don Bullock]

been searching all day on my mac...no problems:D


Me too. I never saw any warning.

[Matt Meiser]

Here's an explanation:
http://googleblog.blogspot.com/
(http://tech.yahoo.com/news/ap/20090201/ap_on_hi_te/google_glitch)

[hank dekeyser]

Anytime I see that I pretty much ignore it. What with everybody claiming that my PC is infected and I need to download their "free" software to fix the problem , etc. etc. etc. - I'm a geek so I dont worry- if it crashes my PC big deal - my internet machine is just that - an internet machine. I plan on it crashing and getting BSOD once a week minimum. The day it quits for good, I'll toss it to the curb and dust off the next one. I've been waiting for a couple years already, darn thing just won't die. You can get a machine for surfing the web practically free these days.

[Don Bullock]

If you did a Google search between 6:30 a.m. PST and 7:25 a.m. PST this morning, you likely saw that the message "This site may harm your computer" accompanied each and every search result. This was clearly an error, and we are very sorry for the inconvenience caused to our users.

No wonder I didn't see the message. I was still sound asleep.:rolleyes:

[Tom Veatch]

http://tech.yahoo.com/news/ap/20090201/ap_on_hi_te/google_glitch_3

[Clifford Mescher]

http://www.drudgereport.com/

Hit the big time. Clifford.

[John Shuk]

Me too. I never saw any warning.

I got it on my Mac searching for an itunes widget.