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Me too, me too!
I had the same warning this morning, which I've attached in screenshot. Strangely, it went away this afternoon.
I posted in the relevant google forum and encourage others here to do the same: https://productforums.google.com/foru...
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This problem seems to be happening in Chrome on sites across the internet. Here is a discussion on this topic on Chrome's support forum. http://productforums.google.com/forum/#!category-topic/chrome/mac/3iqUPO8SYQc%5B1-25-true%5D
We'll keep an eye on this, but it does not at all appear to be isolated to chow.com.
Here are google's diagnostic pages for chow.com and chowhound.com showing no malware.
http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=chow.com
http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/di...›5 Replies-
re: meshane
It seems to be related to ads on the sites. From the google discussion:
"T staff at my college got an email stating an advertising company had been infected with malware and Chrome was flagging any site with said companies tracking cookies as unsafe. (I think.) Here is an excerpt.
"I've noticed that when I attempt to go to quite a few news websites today Chrome warns me that the page may have malware by cm.netseer.com. Chrome even gives me that warning when I try to go to slashdot.org. Here's an article on the subject."
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re: ChristinaMason
That could very well be it.
One thing people don't realize is that many of the ads served by most Web sites are not actually under the direct control of the Web site owner. So the site could be safe but an ad being served on the site could be full of malware.
It is actually very hard to detect & it sounds like Google tuned Chrome to be slightly more aggressive in alerting users to URLs which might be malicious.
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