ok seriously, this alert is beginning to piss me off now.
ever since I updated my Avast 6 with the latest major update, every time I go to google image search anything, THIS starts popping up like crazy when I'm scrolling down:
It's always either t1.gstatic.com, t2.gstatic.com, or t3.gstatic.com.
but IT ALWAYS picks up the same thing! and it's not like it's even BLOCKING IMAGES to begin with! it's just a random alert that pops up whenever I'm Google Imaging things.
But at the same time: There are ABSOLUTELY NO SYMPTOMS of infection on my PC.
No Corrupted Files, No Wallpaper Changes, No Random Promptings of Rogue Security Programs, No Blocking of Internet Access, NONE OF THAT!
Nothing is wrong with it at all, and I scan my PC on a weekly basis with not just Avast 6, but also with SUPERantispyware Free Edition, Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, Trend Micro HijackThis and Kaspersky TDS Killer. I make sure my PC is SPOTLESS, since I've had to deal with MBR Rootkits MULTIPLE TIMES in the past....
Nothing BIG is detected on ANY OF THEM tho! and nothing seems to be the matter with my PC at all aside from THIS.
Since this ONLY JUST started happening after the latest Avast update with me, I am 99% Sure that his has GOT 2 BE some kind of False Positive going on here, since Google Images uses that website all the time to load many image results without a problem.
So is it possible that this alert is a false positive? cuz based on nothing being wrong with my PC at all, that's definitely what it seems like from my point of view here....
OR
Is it possible that I MISSED A SPOT and this is actually a Hidden Rootkit's doing that can't do anything due to my insane level of protection but is still somewhat being detected??