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Defective Google BadWare-filter

It has been known for a while that Google is trying to protect its users from the vulgarities of the WorldWideWeb. If something goes wrong in their attempt to do so can be seen very nicely at the moment over at Google: thanks to a cooperation with StopBadware.org, Google will produce a warning page for sites that contain such mischief as Trojans. At the moment, exactly this function is broken – the warning page shows up at every searchquery for every result.


StopBadware.org, which is being linked to on these warning pages and which usually offers additional informations about the warning is not responding at the moment, it seems that the server has broken down. Those using AdWords to promote their sites should be happy as their click rates should be noticeably increased.