I haven't seen this before and I would think it has to do with a particular module and not core. I'd report the issue in the queue for the module that's causing the problem… but I have no idea which module it is! There's no indication on the Available Updates page, which is something I've never seen before.

Is there a way for me to trace which module is causing the alert?

I'm reporting this as a bug, but I'd think it has to be a bug in the module, and not in core.

Thanks for all you do...

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I have this too, Drupal core 7.38.

Running "drush up" on command line showed me this:

Google Website Optimizer (google_website_optimizer) 7.x-1.4 7.x-1.4 Installed version not supported

FYI

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Related issues: +#961060: If a module is Not Supported, Drupal's warning links to available updates page, which says everything is OK

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Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)
Parent issue: » #961060: If a module is Not Supported, Drupal's warning links to available updates page, which says everything is OK
Related issues: -#961060: If a module is Not Supported, Drupal's warning links to available updates page, which says everything is OK

Yeah, this is duplicate with #961060: If a module is Not Supported, Drupal's warning links to available updates page, which says everything is OK -- let's continue there.

Thanks,
-Derek