Datablitz website tagged as malware host by Google Chrome

2009 February 5

tags: Datablitz, firefox, Google Chrome, Internet, malware

by jhay | with 1,032 views

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Could this be an “aftershock” of the human error at Google which tagged every site in the Internet as malware last January 31, 2009? Upon visiting Datablitz’ website (http://www.datablitz.com.ph) a few minutes ago, it was tagged by Google as a site that could harm my computer for it allegedly hosts some malware. Check the screen shot I took below:

Datablitz site tagged as malware

I used Google Chrome because it’s my default browser, checked the same site using Firefox and no warnings appeared. Does that mean that Firefox uses a different process and reference to tell whether a website is dangerous for visitors or not?

Have you experienced the same thing using Google Chrome?

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seoulbox permalink

February 25, 2009

my Avast firewall says this sita has a Malware/Virus of some sort

it says the site contains this type of virus HTML:Iframe-inf. ahe

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leorick permalink

February 25, 2009

this was a known bug with Chrome before. it is now fixed. No need to panic… lolz…

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Mars Reyes permalink

February 10, 2009

You did not understand what the browser said. It says that datablitz.com.ph (69.89.27.204) contains elements from 202.73.57.6 which was tagged that hosts malware. It DID NOT SAID that Datablitz hosts malware. Get it?

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- jhay permalink*
  
  February 10, 2009
  
  Thanks for pointing that out.
  
  Reply

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