Coincidentally I just logged off this site and when I googled something I am getting exactly the same thing on every site, which I've never had before. I don't know whether it is safe to go any further now.

Do you all have AVG? I'm getting the same thing. I wonder if AVG has a glitch, or if everyone is getting some fast moving virus? I just checked the AVG search engine and it works fine. I wonder if Google has a glitch, or if AVG is trying to increase traffic on their search engine?

It just started today for me...everything I try to google does this.

Wow. I have been using google all morning and it was just fine til now. I have Norton antivirus if that helps any. I will keep you posted.

I have avg too, that is letting you know that they may be certain links on the page that you click on may have a virus on it, there will be a warning sign above the website and a red triangle it doesn't mean that they all have virus's

I think Google has a problem with their anti malware system. It appears to be reporting everything as malware. Not sure why as yet. I will post more if I get to the bottom of it. For amusement google 'google' :) EDIT The diagnostic page is down so it would indicate something has gone seriously awry. Might be a server crash somewhere, dunno yet. EDIT: All down to human error apparently. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7862840.stm

Seems to be a server error. http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/1247555 Not sure though what the exact problem is but seems to be lasting a while.

These pages are generated by Google and they have nothing to do with what anti-virus program you have.

CONTINUATION OF MY QUESTION/GRIPE: I don't mind a malware warning...it just bugs the p*ss outta me now that I can't get anywhere with their link that's supposed to tell me about any problems with a given site and that there is no link to continue where I want to go. Which means I've got to jump through an extra hoop by cutting and pasting the link into my browser, I suppose.

I don't think it has anything to do with your anti virus program. I run Norton and just got the same notice that you and everyone else is getting, all of a sudden. I think someone has hacked into their site and has done some messing around, it might be a good place to avoid until they get it sorted out.

I do not have AVG - and I get it. As said elsewhere, it's almost certainly a Google problem - nothing to do with your PC Maybe Google has been hacked. Or perhaps all is not well with everyone in Happy Valley

Kewl, I've got an easy five points for you: I just posted a question on exactly this thing AFTER doing a thorough search to see if anyone else had already done so. So now I've got TWO irritating things going on today! http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/1247593

Whew! And I thought it was just my computer acting strangely again. Thank you for posting this question. I think something went wrong with Google. Fortunately it seems everything is back to normal again.

you too, huh?

Mine too! What the hell?! Oh, it works now, yayy!

I have been getting it on a few sites too when I google but I never had the nerve to open those sites after i read it. It does not come on all the sites only a few and unfortunately it comes on the the links I think will give me the best info. :(

Tis a google problem alright. Same happened to me.

That happens to me, too. Most of the time I just visit the site anyway, and I've never had any problems from doing that. You still might want to run a virus scan afterwards just in case.

Yes, I am pretty pissed off about it. My carefully designed website does everything on the server side except for the javascript provided by Google to display maps, and comes up as a site that might harm your computer. I thought it was a scam by Google to get webmasters to mess about with their wretched web tools. Curiously, if you look at Google with Firefox or Opera running under linux the message does not come up. I only found out about the problem because my wife still hasn't made the jump to linux, and she asked me about it.

mine only does it when i entered a particular search term. - but it has stopped now . Hmmm.. interesting

I just used Google to look up something and did not get this message. I am using Firefox.

I don't have any idea. I'm just here to give points. :)

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