>I have done some minor changes and request another review couple of
minutes ago.  And we will see what's going on.

> Funny N.

Maybe there's a DNS somewhere that's been poisoned and is occasionally
pointing google's scanning machines to some other host entirely?  
A bit unlikely perhaps but Evil Guys tend to do pretty off the wall
things to grow their botnets. Is there any way to get google to tell you
the IP address that "your" pages were fetched from when the scan was
positive?

I think I'm right in saying that occasionally banner ads with recently
crafted exploits have been served from otherwise reputable ad servers
too, might have been that sort of thing that got you tagged as a malware
distributer.

I came across an auto redirect to one of those: "Oh NO!!!! I've just
scanned your pc for free without asking you and found all sorts of
Trojans and other nasties in there!!! Don't worry, all is not lost, just
download and run this free software for me will you?"  ... sites whilst
using an iphone the other day. It was fun to see all the wasted effort
that went into putting up convincing error messages telling me that the
c:\windows directory and DVD drive on my non windows device was infected
:)  

Cheers,
     Robin.




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