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site is still alive, I can click through the error or view it in a different browser, only get this in Chrome
Yes, newly made subdomains commonly are detected as “dangerous“ as one site under the domain may be dangerous, so services mark the entire domain as dangerous, so every subdomain. To fix it, make sure to connect with https, and to install an SSL certificate (I am quite sure they are automatically installed now, but double-checking never hurts.). Even then, waiting a day or two can remove it. I can see the subdomain was created earlier in the year, so try using a seperate SSL certificate.
SSL has nothing to do with this, and subdomains have SSL automatically configured, you can’t change your certificate in free subdomains.
@klopeks, please see:
thanks…it’s not a new subdomain, it’s been like this for several years without incident. That article is helpful though, I’ll see if I can figure out the issue
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