Google Malware Warning Explained


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<div style="width: 500px; text-align: center" align="center">As some of you are aware, Google recently blocked our site, as it did over the Christmas holiday, as a malware source. Our ad network found the culprit and has since permanently banned all ads from that network. This was a widespread outage and blockage by Google that even took down ZDNet.com. Our site and the ad network affected have both been cleared by Google as clean. Any residual warning you get can be safely ignored.</div><div style="width: 500px; text-align: right; padding: 5px" align="right">Article By: Spray
Edited By: Lilshortstuf
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Minor typo

I apologize for being the spelling police and I don't want to cause embarrassment.
The word 'effected' in the post should be spelled 'affected'.
 
This is common these days. You should install AdBlock for FireFox or Chrome for added security against malicious ads, since they can come from anywhere. The college I attend had a problem similar to this.
 
Didn't take too long to resolve it at least, good work.
 
Gordonfan24 said:
I apologize for being the spelling police and I don't want to cause embarrassment.
The word 'effected' in the post should be spelled 'affected'.
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That's always been my weakness as an editor. I always forget the difference.
 
meh

Ive been geeting "Trojan Horse Blocked' from avast for months now. I just Disable my avast. Its just cookie monitoring and Big Brother looking at you info. AD Block would be ideal to use anyways. No biggie.
 
Thanks a lot for the info, and the update on all this crazy adware!
 
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