Google Chrome displays a red “Dangerous site” warning when visitors access https://mangotree.site.je.
Google Search Console reports one security issue: Deceptive pages.
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Hello InfinityFree Support Team,
I have inspected several PHP files and database records but have not identified the cause of the warning.
I noticed the InfinityFree hosting incident on 11 November 2026 reporting that some website IP addresses were unreachable and files were inaccessible.
Could you please advise how to investigate my hosting account for malicious files, injected scripts, unauthorized redirects, or possible account compromise?
I would appreciate guidance on resolving the Google Safe Browsing warning.
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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, including what to check on your account and how to get Google to review it.
Google’s Safe Browsing listing comes from automated scanners judging what your pages look like. Only Google can remove it, and only after you request a review in Search Console. The article says InfinityFree can’t remove it and doesn’t know why Google flagged a site.
The article lists the common causes:
a copy of another site’s login page
another brand’s name or logo
a site that acts for an organization without saying so
deceptive third-party ads or scripts
a hacked site
It also covers what to remove and change if the content isn’t yours, and how to request the review.
Your Search Console Security Issues report is the best place to start. Open Security & Manual Actions > Security Issues. It often lists example URLs, though they’re only a sample.
Here’s the article:
On the incident you mentioned, it’s about storage and website IPs being unreachable. Its updates list four IP addresses, and your site’s IP isn’t one of them. It doesn’t mention Safe Browsing or injected content either, so I wouldn’t connect it to this warning.
Two things would help narrow it down:
Does the Security Issues report list any example URLs? If so, what are they?
What is the site, and does it have a login form or use another company’s name or logo?