As an aside, I'm not paid or associated or anything, but I did the hardware hacking class with this company and it was pretty good. If you're looking to get into the space it's not a bad place to start.

It appears as though it was just fixed. I don't think it was really malware, it was probably some technical error on some Chrome team's part.

Now imagine what happens to smaller sites...

Updated Chrome (117.0.5938.89) in incognito, so it's not my extensions. https://i.imgur.com/mr4qu1w.png

marketing-loader.js loading from static.chasecdn.com when you visit chase.com is getting tagged by Google Chrome as "containing malware".