Google broken?

[crooky369]

Every website I try to get to through Google has the "this site may harm your computer" warning.

Anyone else having this problem?

**EDIT** - Also not working on my PS3.....

 

[monoha]

Yup, getting the same atm. hmm

Think its some silly stunt to promote StopBadware.org and their 'web master tools', but dunno

 

[C-ZETA]

Yep, just started getting the messages all over the websites I've tried searching. Discovered it as I was trying to get onto Wikipedia. Maybe it's a case of what monoha said.

 

[Alex.]

I'm getting it as well. I'm sure it'll be fixed soon.

 

[Nicknamealguem]

Yep, me too. Must be some google server problem, has when I ask it to give the informations why the web-site is harmful, it says the server is down.

 

[crooky369]

Seems ok now.

 

[-ultraflow-]

The problem is solved!

 

[Duphman]

http://consumerist.com/5143451/every-google-result-is-malicious

No one knows anything.

 

[Greycap]

Confirmed to be a Google problem.

http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009/01/this-site-may-harm-your-computer-on.html

 

[Casio]

Confirmed to be a Google problem.

http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009/01/this-site-may-harm-your-computer-on.html

I bet the guy who typed the "/" in got a bit of a slap this morning.

 

[ferrari_chris]

I just love the fact the all powerful Google can make the same dumb mistakes I make.

There's hope for me yet.

 

[nick09]

I just love the fact the all powerful Google can make the same dumb mistakes I make.

There's hope for me yet.

What? We are humans, not some perfectionist that never makes mistakes.

 

[TB]

Speak fro yourself.

Yes, the typo was intentional...

 

[ferrari_chris]

What? We are humans, not some perfectionist that never makes mistakes.

You don't get Google then.

They control the Internet. Much more than MS controls the browser market.

For such a huge, wealthy, important company, you'd think they'd have a thorough testing procedure before releasing anything into the public domain.