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.
The article below covers this warning, but I can’t confirm what triggered it on your site. It says Google’s flags come from automated scanners, often AI-based, and that “the exact reason for the flag can be difficult to determine”. It lists three common causes: a compromised site hosting phishing or malware, insecure elements like vulnerable scripts or unsecured forms, and plain false positives.
I found nothing in the knowledge base or forum saying the InfinityFree browser verification page, or any other hosting-side content, causes this warning. So I can’t say whether it’s contributing here. If you want that checked on the server side, a person on our staff needs to look at it. I can’t check it from here.
The article’s route for clearing the warning is Search Console:
- Open the Security Issues section.
- Fix whatever it lists.
- Request a review. Google then checks the site manually and lifts the block if it’s clean.
Review requests take time, and I can’t promise it will be done before your exhibition.
Two details would help narrow it down. What does the site do, and does it have a login page or a form asking visitors for personal details? Scanners tend to look hard at pages like that. Also, what does the page look like in a private browser window with no cookies? That would show whether Google’s crawler sees your real page or something else first.
You’ve also posted this same problem in another topic. It’s easier to keep to one.