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For about an hour this morning. Google was reporting every search result as leading to a site with malware. Some were chuckling that Google even reported its own site as a bad risk.
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For about an hour this morning. Google was reporting every search result as leading to a site with malware. Some were chuckling that Google even reported its own site as a bad risk.
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Google's low self-esteem?
"This site may harm your computer" At first I thought it was a site I was trying to visit, then I noticed Google search is messed up this morning even when searching for Google, the company and Google Maps.
January 31, 2009 in Industry Commentary | Permalink