Microsoft security update flags google.com as a severe, exploit-filled threat

microsoft-sexy-girl-blue-screenIt is not a joke. Micro$oft did it again. Last year, Microsoft Security Essentials tried to Google Chrome by deleting it.

According to some reports, Microsoft Antivirus and Security products ( Microsoft Forefront and Microsoft Security Essentials) started to mark google.com as as being a severe threat called Exploit:JS/Blacole.BW in the Valentine’s day. A V-day gift for Google.

Surely, Microsoft quickly (4 hours) fixed the issue, and as usual, explained this is another technical issue.

Of course, I was not affected because I am using Avast!, one of the best free antivirus software. We used it for many years without major issues.

I just feel a bit sorry for those who are still using M$ antivirus or internet security software.  If you are using Windows (90% of our readers are still using it on desktop), you need antivirus for safe surfing as explained in a previous post.

But you need better quality antivirus software. If you are are M$ Av user, change to avast right now.

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  4. How to surf safely? Anti-malware
  5. Silent update of IE from January 2012

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