SiteTruth is partially available due to network problems at an APlus.net colocation facility in Phoenix, AZ. Servers are being moved and we expect to be operational by Monday.
Update, December 4, 2007: The APlus.net outage continues.
Update, December 5, 2007: SiteTruth is back up for now, but the APlus problems have not been fully resolved.
SiteTruth is currently rating Google as 
“Site ownership unknown or questionable. — Negative Info”
“google.com” has a negative report in PhishTank this week. A hostile site is exploiting a security hole in Google Maps, an “open redirector”, to give themselves a phony “google.com” web address. This assists the hostile site in evading spam filters and web filters.
Once Google plugs this security hole, PhishTank should notice within a day, and SiteTruth will pick up that information and rerate automatically.
We’ve seen this with a few other major sites. “rds.yahoo.com” is an open redirector, but, confined to a separate domain used only for redirection, it doesn’t open a hole through spam filters and so we don’t downgrade the whole “yahoo.com” domain. AOL uses “r.aol.com” in a similar way, but they also have an exploitable hole in AOLsearch that’s been reported to PhishTank.
Click on any SiteTruth rating icon for a detailed report about how the rating was computed. If “Negative Info” is reported, click on “Show Details” for a link to the data source which reported trouble.
SiteTruth is an “editor’s pick” today in Yahoo’s Applications Gallery.