How To Deal With Google’s Hack Attack Warning

Google recently announced of an update in their search results where the sites believed to be hacked, will have the hack alert message ‘This site may be compromised’ similar to the warning for malware ‘this site may harm your computer’.

As always Google have kept how they will track the websites believed to be hacked, under wraps which is not a good news for the webmasters as if their sites are detected to be false positive by Google then it could lead to serious loss of business and tarnish the reputation of the organization.

The whole of the internet trusts Google, but situations may arise which might affect Google and webmasters relations even if there is a little flaw in Google’s algorithm. If the site is reported to be hacked by Google , it will try to contact the webmaster and also encourage the user to inform, but the webmaster can just ask Google to review their sites .There are also no details on how long the review will take.

So all expect Google to have a sophisticated algorithm and the webmaster would not want to see their sites in Google with the hack alert message for just a sudden redesign of their site.