Warning from Google: Be careful with search results!

Google has just warned that search results with its tools may lead users to potentially dangerous websites that contain malicious code.

The largest search provider on the Internet will use Stop Badware Coalition data to mark sites that are suspected of containing malicious code.

Google warning site

The Anti-malware Alliance (Stop Badware Coallition) was established in January last year with the support of big names like Google, Sun Microsystems and Lenovo computer maker.

If a user accesses a site that has been identified as potentially dangerous, a warning site will be displayed in the browser instead of the target site.

The warning site will contain the content " Be careful, the site you are trying to access may harm your PC system! " And recommend users to learn more about malware and how to protect it. defend against them at StopBadware.org website.

The warning website is intended to recommend that users return to the search results website and select another search result. However, users can continue to access the bookmarked website as potential dangers to their system.

" We do not mean that people should not visit those sites, but we want to give users more information about what could harm their PC system, " said John Palfrey - professor at Harvard Law. School and one of the members of Stop Badware Coallition - affirmed.

Harvard Law School collaborated with Oxford University to provide human resources for the Anti-Malware Alliance in web monitoring efforts. Users can fully inform websites that contain malicious code to the Alliance.

Stopbadware.org is one of the alliances aimed at preventing the spread of malware.

Hoang Dung