Google Safe Browsing flags my website as Deceptive Pages

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Website URL

https://mulasmartattendance.rf.gd/

Error Message

Hello InfinityFree Support,

My website https://mulasmartattendance.rf.gd/ has been flagged by Google Safe Browsing as containing deceptive pages.

Google Search Console also reports the issue as “Deceptive pages”.

I have checked the main website files, including login.php, db.php, auth.php, service-worker.js, manifest.json and .htaccess, but I have not found suspicious redirects or malicious code.

Could you please investigate whether my hosting account, website files, server configuration, or free subdomain has a security or reputation issue?

Please advise me on how to resolve this problem.

Thank you.

Other Information

My website is a Smart Attendance System developed for school attendance management.

Google Safe Browsing currently reports “Deceptive pages” and Chrome displays a Dangerous Site warning.

I have checked the main PHP files, .htaccess, manifest.json and service-worker.js, but I have not identified suspicious redirects or malicious code.

I have already submitted a review request through Google Search Console, but the warning is still present.

Please investigate my hosting account and website for possible malware, phishing content, unauthorized files or server-side redirects.

Thank you for your assistance.

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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.

Only Google can remove a Safe Browsing listing, and we can’t do it for you. Our article on this warning says Google doesn’t tell us why a site was flagged. The review request in Search Console is the way to get it lifted, but only once the likely cause is dealt with.

From what you describe, I think the most likely cause is a login-first school site. The article lists these as common reasons for a “Deceptive pages” listing:

  • A login form is the first thing visitors see, with no real homepage in front of it.
  • The site is run for a school or organization without saying so clearly.
  • It uses another organization’s name or logo.
  • It embeds third-party content, or it was hacked.

Here is the article. It also covers how to read the Security Issues report and how to word a review request.

So what does https://mulasmartattendance.rf.gd/ show a visitor who isn’t logged in? Is it a login form straight away, or a page explaining what the system is and who runs it? Does it use a school’s name or logo? If the Search Console Security Issues report lists example URLs, which pages are they?

The article says to request a review only once and only after changes are made. Your first request was probably sent before anything changed on the site. Please hold off on another until you’ve gone through the article’s “If your site is legitimate” steps.