[SOLVED] Google just said LQ was an "attack site".
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Distribution: Debian Wheezy, Jessie, Sid/Experimental, playing with LFS.
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Originally Posted by tallship
In case anyone is reading this incorrectly, it has absolutely nothing to do w/LQ, but rather, Google Lying!
I didn't trust it when it happened in my browser, but was willing to concede that something was amiss at LQ; yet I certainly trust Google much less today for lying, now that the lies are documented in this thread.
Lies? Sorry but I don't go for the conspiracy theory. These things are only as infallible as the people who create them and nothing in this world is infallible. The way I see it is Google made a mistake, just like you are making a mistake with your conspiracy theories. At least Google has rectified its mistake and given LQ a clean bill.
Strange - it happened twice yesterday in office, then no more, and not at all with Chrome.
(And nope, I was not playing with netfilter.. )
Guess my FF just had a bad day.
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