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Blogger's malware-prevention robots have detected that your blog could cause malicious activity on a reader's computer. Details of the malware on your blog can be found in Google Webmaster Tools.
If this comes as a surprise to you, the chances are that a third-party add-on to your blog has included additional code and additional effects that you didn't expect when you added it. These may take the form of counters, tagboards or advertisements. Add-ons that trigger unsolicited pop-up advertisements or downloads violate Blogger's Terms of Service and must be removed. To do so, simply reverse the process that you used to add the feature. You'll probably have to click Edit HTML from your Template tab, find the code corresponding to the add-on and remove it. If you have multiple third-party add-ons, you may have to try each one individually. If you're using the Layouts feature, you might be able to simply delete the widget that contains the offending add-on.
Readers won't be able to view your blog until you remove the offending code. Once you have removed the offending code from your Blog, click the "Request a review" button in Google Webmaster Tools. We'll re-scan your blog for malware, and if it's all been removed then your blog will be unlocked. This process may take a few days.
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