For the last two days I have been unable to get on to google search and instead, get a warning that their certificate has expired (whether I type google.com or a word/phrase to search in the heading, I get the same response below; though I can get on to gmail). When I click on continue, instead of going to the website, it gives a text error saying that it is unable to go to the url (google). After several minutes it stops showing the error/certificate problem and goes to google as it is supposed to. It happens several times throughout an hour of use, showing the identity warning/webpage error, then working again after several minutes. After researching, I believe this may be a redirect virus that is targeting google users, but it's hard to tell. I ran sophos av, but it didn't catch anything, though it did catch a few issues with adobe flash player.
Does anyone know what's going on or how to fix it? Below is a screenshot of what happens:
When I click on continue it brings up an error page, saying there's a problem with the url. When I go to my history to see if I can find the webpage that it brings up in the error, this is all that shows:
An error occurred: An internal error occurred: 5078606DFAF02.A32EAC5.C006165
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