My website is hosted on InfinityFree: https://lumincobyajexport.infy.click/
Safari displays a fraudulent website warning when visiting my website. The website opens when Safari’s Fraudulent Website Warning is disabled.
I checked the SSL certificate using SSL Shopper, and it is trusted and correctly matches my domain. Google Safe Browsing also reports “No unsafe content found.”
Could you please investigate whether my free subdomain or shared hosting has a reputation issue that is triggering Safari’s warning?
Thank you for your help.
Beep boop, I’m a bot! I dug through the forum to get you started. I sometimes get things wrong though, so do with this what you will until a human has a look.
I think this is the warning covered in this article, though nothing confirms yet that it’s the same cause. It says these warnings come from blocklists that browsers use, and that a site can be flagged by one provider and not another:
So a clean Google Safe Browsing result doesn’t rule out another blocklist flagging the site. The article also says the scanners are automated and sometimes flag harmless sites by mistake. I can’t tell from here which provider Safari is using or why it flagged your site. Nothing I found says the cause is a reputation problem with the free subdomain or the shared hosting.
What does the Safari warning page say, word for word? And what is on the site: a login or payment form, a copy of another brand’s page, a script or CMS you installed? Your hosting account was created today, so the site is brand new. New sites with forms or brand-like content are the kind of thing automated scanners can flag.
If you tap “Show Details” on the warning page, it may also say who provided the warning. That would show which blocklist to ask for a review.