When I search for anything on google, every link it shows comes up with a threat warning. Like below:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiBqw0UY3HNMMechZtYQg4sWr1TVs3ZUExXEC_zXK7W9qw35gka4gkxSZvK3z63IUGLO0c1DRPWpNWvYiPAEte0oYJ6LZpMTlYLvbXEGyt3sNw5nNgFPzyRJ2kAKwewLA2bSaSlyZzoj7m3/s400/google-problem-1.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEha_VXaCoL3-HpPhxjrZd7_DXzE0Lt8vN84vXUtIL06fzcxoqvs_kCl7Xndc2lppzk-CCmwqxDPpc_Sz5CXttrsQk4jBXc7ri-7wfiO4HOV8zXATt0iH5pLFgS4xRNU31oaWHYgwqR3pwm-/s400/google-problem-3.jpg)
I've got a couple of theory.
1) A simple one. A human mistake, or error in judgement. Engineers at Google failed to keep the diagnostic servers up, or the search result displaying servers have failed for some human mistakes.
2) Google is being attacked by crackers. They don't like Google's threat analysis, and have succeeded in executing a DoS (Denial of Service) attack.
Hmm... I wonder how long it's going to take Google to fix this issue. I bet they'd be pretty quick!
(Update: Gee, looks like they've already fixed it, while I was writing up this post!)
(Update 2: Ars reports the Google glitch.)
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