Check Your Google Safe Browsing Page for Malware
Google has a Safe Browsing diagnostic page for every site on the web where they provide detailed information about malware warnings and scripting exploits to protect web surfers from online threats. Have you checked your site Google Safe Browsing Diagnostic Page?
The Safe Browsing page basically answers 4 questions about any site -
1.What is the current listing status for mysite.com?
2. What happened when Google visited this site?
3. Has this site acted as an intermediary resulting in further distribution of malware?
4. Has this site hosted malware?
Here is a sample malware report spotted by Google at mysite.com
http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=mysite.com
Simply replace mysite.com domain name with your domain to check your site.
Check what your site’s Google Safe Browsing Diagnostic Page looks like. It could help you find malware, malicious software, trojans etc hosted on your site, which you never knew about. Sometimes Google does mark all websites with malware warnings, but that is rare!
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Ik kan deze niet meer openen door malware.Kan u mij helpen?
Great tool and very useful information, I will certainly try using this tool. Thanks.
hey man it’s new system that can monitor your suffering pages on internet
do u believe me !!!
google is more than 1 word !!!!
check this site please..
This is the information given to me when I got a pop up to visit your Google Safe Browsing Site….(after i became aware that my account information on Care2 had been erased) by someone other than myself…
“The website you are visiting appears to contain malware. Malware is malicious software that may harm your computer or otherwise operate without your consent. Your computer can be infected just be browsing to a site with malware, without action on your part. For detailed information about problems found on this site, or a portion of this site, visit the Google Safe Browsing diagnostic page for 1cbbc.northprotect47.com.
” Ignore Warning” “Go Back”