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"Recently, Bing updated their safety page to bolster the features and make for a better, more secure web.  But some are complaining that Bing is \"overdoing it\" with their malware detection and notifications.A WebmasterWorld thread has a complaint from one webmaster who wrote:I've got a couple sites flagged as malware, and there is no malware. Seems like lately they've stepped things up too much. Even a couple of my Google Adsense ads were flagged as Malware. And those ads are suppose to be monitored strictly. Once I ask to re-evaluate....it passes. Something they've done the last couple weeks, is overdoing it with their detection of false positives.Truth is, every single month, I get an email from Bing Webmaster Tools claiming my personal blog, which I rarely update anymore, has malware on it.  But if I log into Bing Webmaster Tools or Google Webmaster Tools, but say the site is clean and free of any malware.Here is the email from Bing I get monthly:As you can see, a little 1 next to the malware.Then logging into Bing Webmaster Tools does not show any issues. Nor does Google:This has been going on for years but I think the  WebmasterWorld thread has complaints about third-party ad networks, including AdSense, being flagged by Bing as malware.Forum discussion at  WebmasterWorld."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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