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    Noogle

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    help me please: "This site may harm your computer"

    Hi,

    in firefox, when I browse to my site, a window displayed telling that the site is attacked. and when search on my site on google, the following message displayed under the result: "This site may harm your computer."

    I removed the code they addressed as Malware and request a review, the review finished successfully and google mentioned that the site is now clean. but it still can't be accessed through firefox and the message still displayed in google search results. I know this may take time, but is there any way I can know when the message will be removed?

    And how can I test the code before adding it in the website?

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    Hi,

    Please, I'm new in this forum and on using google products at all.

    I have some questions about this issue
    we added a script in our website from about one year ago and last week, the message "This site may harm your computer" displayed under our website in google results search page. We checked the google webmaster tools and find malwares (signed to the script added before a year).
    I have the following questions:

    1. Did google update anything to discover this now? why it didn't discover it before?

    2. how can I test my script before applying it on my website to prevent this in the future?

    3. How can I know if anyone hacked my website?

    4. Can I add someting to receive a notification email before adding "This site may harm your computer" message in google results page?

    Please, I have to know the answers, and there is no way to ask google about this since there is no email support.

    I'll appreciate any help in this - Thank you
    Last edited by Polo; 03-27-2010 at 12:09 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Polo View Post
    Hi,

    Please, I'm new in this forum and on using google products at all.

    I have some questions about this issue
    we added a script in our website from about one year ago and last week, the message "This site may harm your computer" displayed under our website in google results search page. We checked the google webmaster tools and find malwares (signed to the script added before a year).
    I have the following questions:

    1. Did google update anything to discover this now? why it didn't discover it before?

    2. how can I test my script before applying it on my website to prevent this in the future?

    3. How can I know if anyone hacked my website?

    4. Can I add someting to receive a notification email before adding "This site may harm your computer" message in google results page?

    Please, I have to know the answers, and there is no way to ask google about this since there is no email support.

    I'll appreciate any help in this - Thank you
    1. I know Google keep improving on this. However, they are usually do not reveal too much details on the algos etc.

    2. There's a feature in Google Webmaster Tools that allows you to check your site.

    3. Check your server logs.

    4. Not sure, perhaps there is an alert feature in Google Webmaster Tools for this.

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    3. How can I know if anyone hacked my website?
    If it was just client-side script such as Javascript then there's very little any potential attacker could do.

    Could you post the script in question here (in [code] tags)?

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