Google malware warning: "This website may contain malware and may harm your computer"

In today's era of information technology, almost everything we do is inseparable from the Internet, and the security of websites is becoming increasingly important. Websites that contain malware often cause problems with users' computers, leakage of credit cards or bank account numbers, and even theft of their identities, resulting in countless financial losses. Google has been committed to protecting users from being linked to websites that spread malware, and wants to minimize their chances of being compromised by malware. Therefore, Google and StopBadware.org work together to mark websites identified as malware in the StopBadware guidelines in the search results. Warning: this website may damage your computer. As a website administrator, you may be very concerned about the possibility of your website being warned. However, we want to assure you that we take your doubts seriously, and be very careful to avoid incorrect labeling.

In fact, a warning can only solve some problems. Our more important goal is to help website administrators protect their users and work with them to eliminate threats. Most websites marked with warnings do not intentionally spread malware, but are intruded by hackers. We found that many website administrators did not know that their website was intruded. They were surprised when they saw that the website they worked on was marked with this warning in the search results. We recommend that you use the Google website administrator tool so that you can detect your website as soon as possible with a warning. We combine malware notifications with website administrator tools and send them to website administrators who are marked with warnings by email. If your website is determined to be spread by malware, you will see related warnings under the "diagnosis" tab of the website administrator tool and find information to help you correct this problem. This page also shows examples of websites that are identified as dangerous. This prompt is helpful when you have a headache because you cannot find the hiding place of malware. For example, a common intrusion into a website is the insertion of a pixel iframe, which causes automatic downloading of malware from other websites. By providing web site examples, the website administrator can further find the source of the problem and make corrections to enhance website security.

If you have cleared all malware on your website, or if you believe your website has been misjudged, please visit the http://stopbadware.org/home/review for review. Once the review is successful, your website will not be marked with this warning, and your users will be more protected by your efforts. However, we still want to remind you that even if your website has no malware warning, it does not necessarily mean that your website is secure. You can refer to some tips provided by StopBadware to enhance the security of your website. Continuous Protection and Monitoring of your website are the best choice to avoid malicious software intrusion.

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