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It has been seen that Google is continuously working towards making the internet a safer place for everyone. In yet another move to achieve this goal, Google has come up with google malware checker which is a free malware scan service provided by Google itself.
In order to make sure that what you access from google search engine results are safe enough for you, google uses this google malware checker tool which takes care of any malicious links or harmful content on any website and warns you before reaching such websites or pages.
You just need to put in the web address of the site in question and then click on the "Check URL" option and let google do its job of finding if there is any malicious content
Supervised by an algorithm, google search engine ranks websites higher if they follow google guidelines (https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/35291?hl=en).
Google's malware checker is a google bot that scans the internet for harmful sites and notifies google about them. By collecting google malware notifications, google provides it as their "malware site check" service (https://www.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=analyticsjunkyard%2F&hl=en).
The Google malware checker must follow google guidelines, so webmasters can't fool google by doing shady SEO stuff.
Google doesn't want webmasters to know they're being monitored, and thus they don't tell them why their site was flagged.
SEO experts use the Google-provided information about the bad sites to compete against them in SEO for particular keywords.
Some people build websites containing links or scripts that make requests back to google.
This google request malware review allows them to check if Google has detected the site as harmful or not (https://www.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=analyticsjunkyard%2F).
For example, google checks all google submissions in the search console for phishing and malicious websites, by verifying that they're not actually Google-related sites with similar URLs. Google scans google submissions with google malware checker, then sends each URL through one or more methods like meta tag verification (http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=54844) or old-fashioned "racy" crawling (https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/1316567?hl=en).
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If google malware checker detects a site as malicious or suspicious, google either removes it from their results or prevents users from accessing it at all. Google does this because they don't want users to access malicious websites and become victims of phishing scams, malware attacks, etc...
Website owners can also use google's google request malware review information to block Googlebot if they don't want google to index their site. If Googlebot is blocked, google can't scan the website or its SEO for malicious content.
Read more about google's monitoring efforts here: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/24510?hl=en
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