Google Search Console reports: “1 issue detected” → Deceptive pages. It says these pages may trick users into installing unwanted software or revealing personal information. Sample URLs: N/A.
Chrome displays: “Dangerous site. Attackers on the site you tried visiting might trick you into installing software or revealing things like your passwords, phone, or credit card numbers. Chrome strongly recommends going back to safety.”
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The site opens in Incognito, but Chrome shows the warning in a normal window. An automated request to the homepage receives a JavaScript cookie-check page that sets a cookie and redirects through ?i=1 and ?i=2, instead of returning the homepage. Could this be an InfinityFree anti-bot challenge affecting Google’s scan? Please check the hosting account and subdomain and advise how to resolve the warning.
This is something you’ll have to take up with Google directly.
The URL redirects are indeed the result of InfinityFree’s security system, but the dangerous site warning is not caused by this.
These warnings are triggered by the contents of your website. I noticed the reCAPTCHA on your registration box has an “Invalid domain for site key” warning, but I’m not sure if that could be related or not. It’s the only thing obvious to me, but only Google will know for sure.