Malwarebytes has announced that it’s aware of the problem and is “actively working on a fix.” However, it hasn’t been announced when this fix might happen, so until it does, many are left frustrated. We are actively working on a fix and will update Twitter as soon as we have more information. We are aware of a temporary issue with the web filtering component of our product that may be blocking certain domains, including. Prior to updating the software, many users didn’t have this problem, so there might have been a faulty patch that is now circulating. As such, it’s almost certain that the problem lies in Malwarebytes. It’s worth noting that Google services work fine on devices that are not running Malwarebytes, and they resume working the moment you disable the software, too. Other browsers work fine, but they still do not load Google websites, so the problem seems to affect solely Google products. Some users, myself included, have experienced bluescreens when trying to open Google Chrome.

Visiting websites such as the Google search engine, Gmail, Google Docs or Sheets, or even YouTube results in dozens of pop-up messages from Malwarebytes, all announcing that the website was blocked due to malware. Hundreds of Malwarebytes users turned to Twitter, Reddit, and the official Malwarebytes forums, all reporting the same issue: All Google services are currently being blocked as malware. Normally, this program works great, but today, it certainly doesn’t. If any files are found to be infected, they can be put into quarantine. It offers real-time protection as well as the ability to scan for malware. Malwarebytes is a well-known program that helps protect users from malware and viruses. If you’re experiencing issues, try to update your copy of Malwarebytes. However, some people are still reporting problems.

Update: Malwarebytes has announced that the issue is now resolved and issued a software update.

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