Google Vietnam Compromised?
Looks like someone has compromised Google's Vietnam site.
A cursory DNS query for google.com.vn against 8.8.8.8 returns a Cloudflare IP. I'm not a security expert, but seems like something decidedly strange is going on.
As of the posting of this message, this is what is found when accessing the home page: http://imgur.com/wMScgY6
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[ 3.3 ms ] story [ 70.7 ms ] threadPage source: http://pastebin.com/rHttdwiy
http://pastebin.com/C7f7zGAK
Rationale: VNNIC doesn't provide any online DNS management tools. One has to submit a paper request in person to change any DNS records.
Edit: it looks like it's the registrar WebNic.cc that got hacked.
PS: I'm in Sai Gon too, all OK for me.
Before when I tried a query on Google, I got the standard SSL warning, which blocked the site and said "your connection is not private".
Now, when I try a query the site just hangs and nothing happens.
Something is certainly up.
Maybe our neighbors way up North are messing around.
http://www.google.com/ncr
That will set a cookie that directs searches to the main google.com domain instead of the .vn domain.