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Google Adds Hacked Site Alerts

Posted on December 20, 2010 by pogowasright.org

Antone Gonsalves reports:

Google is boosting its efforts to steer people away from malevolent Web sites. The company on Friday started notifying users in search results when a site appeared to have been hacked.

Google for years has included in search results notifications when a site is believed to have malware. The latest alert adds the notice “this site may be compromised” under the link to the site, when Google suspects it has been hacked.

Read more on InformationWeek.

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