想象一下(Imagine),这是平常的一天,您正在浏览随机网站,突然点击一个按钮,一个鲜红色的屏幕会弹出,警告您上网可能带来的危险。它的左上角有一个巨大的十字架,并以粗体白色字母显示,前面的站点包含有害程序(The site ahead contains harmful programs)。这可能会让您感到恐慌并担心您的隐私和安全;这可能会或可能不会基于现实。
修复 前面的网站包含有害程序Chrome上的警报(Chrome)
错误/警告是由Google(Google)用来保护其用户免受有害内容侵害的工具Safe Browsing引起的,否则对谷歌(Google)有一些信心。
你为什么被警告?(Why are you being warned?)
“前面的站点包含有害程序”警报主要是为了警告您有关危险或欺骗性网站的警告,并且默认情况下在您的网络浏览器中打开。
Google不建议您访问特定网站的几个原因包括:
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该站点可能包含恶意软件:(The site may contain Malware: )该站点可能会诱使您在您的计算机上安装通常称为“恶意软件”的不良、有害和不需要的软件。这些软件旨在损坏、中断或未经授权访问您的系统。
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可疑站点:(Suspicious Site: )这些站点可能看起来不安全且对浏览器有可疑之处。
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欺骗性网站:(Deceptive Site: ) “网络钓鱼网站”是一种虚假网站,它通过欺骗用户来欺诈性地尝试收集用户名、电子邮件 ID、信用卡详细信息、密码等私人和敏感信息,因此被归类为网络犯罪。
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该网站可能不安全:(The website may not be secure:)当其中一个页面尝试从未经身份验证的源加载脚本时,该网站被认为是不安全的。
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访问错误的网站:(Visiting the wrong Website: )可能会出现一个弹出窗口,上面写着“您(Did)的意思是 ___ 网站吗”或“这是正确的网站”,表明您可能对网站名称感到困惑并且正在访问欺诈网站。
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网站历史:(History of the Website: )该网站可能有不安全行为的历史,因此您被警告要小心。
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Google 安全浏览:(Google Safe Browsing: )Google维护着一份可能有害或有风险的网站列表,并且您尝试访问的网站也列在其中。它会分析该站点并警告您。
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使用公共网络:(Using Public Network:)您的网络管理员可能已针对有害和有风险的网站设置了预防措施。
如何继续访问该网站?(How to continue visiting the site?)
如果您认为警告没有根据并且您信任该站点,则有办法绕过警告并访问该站点。
好吧,有两种方法可以精确;一种是特定于特定网站的,而另一种是更永久的方式。
方法一:绕过警告直接访问网站(Method 1: Bypassing the Warning and Accessing the Site Directly)
使用此功能的一个很好的例子是在使用点对点文件共享网站时,例如 torrent,用户可能会在其中链接或发布恶意内容,但托管此交易的网站本身并不坏或有害。但人们应该意识到危险并聪明地避免它们。
该过程简单明了。
1. 当您看到明亮的红色警告屏幕时,在底部寻找“详细信息”选项并点击它。(Details)
2. 打开它可以提供有关问题的更多详细信息。单击(Click)“访问此站点”(‘Visit this site’)继续,现在您可以返回不间断浏览。
另请阅读:(Also Read:) 解决 Chrome 中的主机错误的 10 种方法(10 Ways to Fix Resolving Host Error in Chrome)
方法 2:在 Chrome 中禁用安全阻止功能(Method 2: Disabling the security block feature in Chrome)
使用此方法会禁用用户访问的所有网站的弹出警告,而不仅仅是特定网站。此选项保留给了解并愿意承担关闭此保护功能所涉及的风险的高级用户。
请记住(Remember),必须只访问他们确定安全的网站。除非您有安全系统,否则切勿(Never)点击可疑广告或关注第三方链接;像一个常用的杀毒软件。
此外,请注意,当安全浏览(Safe Browsing)关闭时,您将自动停止收到有关您的密码在数据泄露期间被泄露的警告。
要关闭此功能,请按照以下说明操作。
1:在您的系统上打开谷歌浏览器(Google Chrome)。找到位于右上角的“菜单”图标并单击它。(‘Menu’)
2:在下拉菜单中,选择“设置”(‘Settings’)继续。
3:向下滚动到“设置”菜单中的“(Settings)隐私和安全(Privacy and Security)”部分,然后单击“更多”(‘More’)旁边的小向下箭头。
4:点击“安全浏览”(‘Safe Browsing’)选项旁边的切换开关将其关闭。
5:重启一次浏览器,谷歌(Google)将不再尝试警告和保护你。
注意:(Note:)您可能需要清除浏览器缓存以绕过警告消息来访问某些网站。
为什么您的网站会被标记?(Why would your website be flagged?)
想象一下,花费数周或数月的时间开发一个令人惊叹的网站,却对它所获得的流量感到失望。您投入更多资源使网站变得更好、更具吸引力,但随后您意识到在访问您的网站之前,他们会收到一条鲜红色的可怕警告“前面的网站包含有害程序”。(The site ahead contains harmful programs)在这种情况下,网站可能会损失 95% 以上的流量,因此,必须持续监控其状态。
以下是被标记的几个可能原因:
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被标记为垃圾内容:(Being labeled as Spam Content: )它可能被Google视为“毫无价值”或有害。
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域欺骗:(Domain Spoofing: )黑客可能会试图冒充公司或其员工。一种常见的形式是使用虚假但相似的域名发送电子邮件,这对于普通用户来说可能看起来是合法的。
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使用共享托管平台:(Using Shared Hosting Platforms: )在这里,几个不同的网站一起托管在同一台服务器上。每个用户都被分配了某些资源,例如存储空间。如果共享服务器中的某个站点被标记为存在不当行为/欺诈,那么您的网站也可能被阻止。
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该站点可能被黑客(The site could be infected by hackers: )感染:黑客已经用恶意软件(Malware)、间谍软件(Spyware)或病毒(Virus)感染了该站点。
检查站点状态的过程很简单,只需按照给定的说明进行操作即可。
方法一:使用谷歌的透明度报告(Method 1: Using Google’s Transparency Report)
这是一种简单的方法,只需访问Google 透明度报告(Google Transparency Report)并在搜索栏中输入您的网站 URL。按回车(enter )键开始扫描。
扫描完成后,Google将报告该网站的状态。
如果它显示“未找到不安全的内容”,则说明您很清楚,否则它将列出在您的网站上发现的所有恶意内容及其位置。它可能是未经授权的重定向、隐藏的 iframe、外部脚本或任何其他可能影响您的网站的来源。
除了 Google 自己的工具之外,还有许多免费的在线扫描程序,例如Norton Safe Web Scanner和File Viewer,一个免费的网站恶意软件扫描程序 – Aw Snap(Free Website Malware Scanner – Aw Snap),您可以使用它来检查您的站点的状态。
在这里,只需在搜索栏中输入您网站的域名,然后按 Enter。(Here, simply enter your site’s domain name in the search bar and hit enter.)
另请阅读:(Also Read:) 修复 Chrome 中不支持此插件的错误(Fix This Plugin is Not Supported error in Chrome)
方法2:搜索您网站的域名(Method 2: Searching your website’s domain name )
只需在(Simply)Chrome中打开一个新标签,然后在Google搜索栏中输入“ site: ”,然后添加您网站的域名(不带空格),例如“site:troubleshooter.xyz”,然后点击搜索。
将列出所有网页,您可以轻松识别任何受感染的页面,因为它们之前会出现警告文本。此方法对于查找特定的受感染页面或黑客添加的新页面很有用。
当您自己的网站被标记为有害时该怎么办?(What to do when your own website is flagged as being harmful?)
一旦您找到了浏览器在访问您的网站时显示警告的根本原因,请通过删除它必须链接到的任何可疑网站来清除它。完成此操作后,您将让Google知道,以便搜索引擎可以取消标记您的网站并将流量引导到您的网页。
第 1 步:找到并解决问题后,打开您的Google 网站管理员工具帐户(Google Webmaster Tool Account)并转到您的Search Console并继续验证您的网站所有权。
第 2 步:验证后,找到并单击导航栏中的“安全问题”(‘Security Issues’)选项。
仔细检查列出的所有安全问题,一旦您确定这些问题已解决,然后继续并勾选“我已解决这些问题”(‘I have fixed these issues’)旁边的复选框,然后单击“请求审查”按钮。
审查过程可能需要几个小时到几天的时间,一旦完成,访问者将不再收到鲜红色的警告。在访问您的网站之前,前面的网站包含有害程序警报。(The site ahead contains harmful programs alert)
Fix The site ahead contains harmful programs Alert on Chrome
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Fix The site ahead contains harmful programs Alert on Chrome
The error/warning is caused because of Safe Browsing, a tool used by Google to protect its users from harmful content and this article is about how to disable, bypass or remove this feature, which we recommend only when you are sure and trust the website, otherwise have some faith in Google.
Why are you being warned?
The “The Site Ahead Contains Harmful Programs” alerts are mainly to warn you about dangerous or deceptive websites and are turned on by default in your web browser.
A few reasons why Google doesn’t recommend you visit a particular website include:
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The site may contain Malware: The site may trick you into installing bad, harmful and unwanted software on your computer commonly referred to as “malware”. These software are designed to damage, disrupt, or gain unauthorized access to your system.
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Suspicious Site: These sites may seem unsafe and suspicious of the browser.
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Deceptive Site: A “phishing site” is a fake website that makes a fraudulent attempt at gathering private and sensitive information like username, email ids, credit card details, passwords, etc by tricking the user and is therefore classified as a cybercrime.
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The website may not be secure: A website is considered not secure when one of the pages is trying to load scripts from an unauthenticated source.
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Visiting the wrong Website: A pop up may arrive saying, “Did you mean ___ website” or “Is this the right website” indicating that you might be confused about the site name and are visiting the fraudulent one.
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History of the Website: The website may have a history of unsafe behavior and hence you are warned to be careful.
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Google Safe Browsing: Google maintains a list of websites that might be harmful or risky and the site you are trying to visit is listed there. It analyzes the site and warns you about it.
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Using Public Network: Your network administrator might have set up precautionary measures against harmful and risky websites.
How to continue visiting the site?
If you think there are no grounds for the warning and you trust the site, there are ways to bypass the warning and visit the site anyway.
Well, there are two ways to be precise; one is specific to the particular website while the other is a more permanent way.
Method 1: Bypassing the Warning and Accessing the Site Directly
A good example of using this feature is while using peer to peer file sharing websites, like a torrent, where users may link or post malicious content but the site hosting this transaction is not bad or harmful on its own. But one should be aware of the dangers and be smart about avoiding them.
The process is straightforward and simple.
1. When you get the bright red warning screen look for a ‘Details’ option in the bottom and tap on it.
2. Opening this gives more details about the problem. Click on ‘Visit this site’ to proceed, now you can go back to uninterrupted browsing.
Also Read: 10 Ways to Fix Resolving Host Error in Chrome
Method 2: Disabling the security block feature in Chrome
Using this method disables pop up warnings for all websites visited by the user and not just particular ones. This option is reserved for advanced users who are aware and willing to take the risk involved in turning off this protection feature.
Remember, that one must only visit websites they know for sure are safe. Never click on suspicious ads or follow third party links unless you have a security system in place; like a commonly used anti-virus software.
Also, note that when Safe Browsing is turned off you automatically stop being warned about your passwords being exposed during a data breach.
To turn off this feature anyway follow the below instructions.
1: Open Google Chrome on your system. Locate the ‘Menu’ icon located in the top right corner and click on it.
2: In the drop-down menu, select ‘Settings’ to proceed.
3: Scroll down to the ‘Privacy and Security’ section in the Settings menu and click on the little downward arrow located next to ‘More’.
4: Tap on the toggle switch located next to the ‘Safe Browsing’ option to switch it off.
5: Restart the browser once and Google will no longer try to warn and protect you.
Note: You might need to clear up browser cache to bypass the warning message to visit certain websites.
Why would your website be flagged?
Imagine spending weeks or months developing a stunning website just to be disappointed by the amount of traffic it is getting. You put more resources into making the site better and more attractive but then you realize that they are being greeted with a bright red scary warning “The site ahead contains harmful programs” before visiting your site. In such a scenario, the website can lose upwards of 95% of its traffic, hence, it is essential to keep monitoring its status.
Here are a few possible reasons for being flagged:
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Being labeled as Spam Content: It might be considered as being ‘worthless’ or harmful by Google.
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Domain Spoofing: A hacker might try to impersonate a company or its employees. A common form is sending emails with a fake but similar domain name which may appear as legitimate to an average user.
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Using Shared Hosting Platforms: Here, a few different websites are hosted together on the same server. Each user is allocated certain resources like storage space. If one of the sites in the shared server gets flagged for malpractices/fraudulent then your website could get blocked too.
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The site could be infected by hackers: Hackers have infected the site with Malware, Spyware, or a Virus.
The process of checking the site’s status is simple, just follow the given instructions.
Method 1: Using Google’s Transparency Report
This is a straightforward method, just visit the Google Transparency Report and enter your site URL in the search bar. Press the enter key to start scanning.
Once the scan is complete, Google will report the site’s status.
If it reads ‘No Unsafe Content Found’, you are in the clear otherwise it will list out any and all malicious content found on your website along with its location. It could be in the form of unauthorized redirects, hidden iframe, external scripts, or any other source that could be affecting your website.
Apart from Google’s very own tool, there are lots of free online scanners like Norton Safe Web Scanner and File Viewer, a Free Website Malware Scanner – Aw Snap that you could use to check your site’s status.
Here, simply enter your site’s domain name in the search bar and hit enter.
Also Read: Fix This Plugin is Not Supported error in Chrome
Method 2: Searching your website’s domain name
Simply open a new tab in Chrome and type ‘site:’ in the Google search bar then add your website’s domain name without space, for example, ‘site:troubleshooter.xyz’ then hit search.
All the webpages will be listed and you can easily identify any infected pages as a warning text will appear before them. This method is useful for finding particular infected pages or new pages added by a hacker.
What to do when your own website is flagged as being harmful?
Once you have found the root cause for why the browser displayed a warning when visiting your website, clear it up by removing any suspicious sites it must be linking to. After doing that, you will have let Google know so the search engine can unflag your site and direct the traffic to your webpage.
Step 1: After you have found the problem and solved it, open your Google Webmaster Tool Account and go to your Search Console and proceed to verify your site ownership.
Step 2: Once verified, find and click on ‘Security Issues’ options in the navigation bar.
Go through all the security issues listed and once you are sure that those problems have been solved, then go ahead and tick the checkbox next to ‘I have fixed these issues’ and click on the ‘Request A Review’ button.
The review process may take anything from a few hours to a few days and once completed, visitors will no longer be greeted with a bright red warning The site ahead contains harmful programs alert before visiting your website.