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Google's warning Chrome and Firefox users not to visit The Pirate Bay
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Google is warning Firefox and Chrome users visiting The Pirate Bay that the site could contain malicious software.

Rather than block anyone from accessing the home page, the warning sign pops up when you try to access a torrent file directly - though, not necessarily one that's hosting malware. It doesn't stop you from browsing search results.

None of this will make a lot of difference to users of major UK ISPs, as large torrent-sharing sites are already blocked and it doesn't come up if you're visiting one of the site's many proxies.

Depending on which browser you're using to access the page, you'll get a slightly differently worded warning, but they essentially say the same thing: here be dragons.

As with any other Google Safe Browsing warning, you can just ignore it but to do so could well put your computer at risk. The warning that's often triggered across different sites by malicious ads making their way into the network.

If it is due to an ad gone awry, it should only take a couple of days for Google to reclassify the site - but if it's because TPB hosts files that could contain malware, it might just be a permanent addition.

Source: www.trustedreviews.com

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