tsarchiproject.kesug.com
(please specify the URL of the site on which you are experiencing the problem)
Error Message
This site has been blocked by your network administrator
Block policy: CFS Default Policy
Client IP address: 192.168.11.31
Block reason: Malware
Other Information
Subject: “Category 59: Malware - False Positive?”
Message:
Hello,
I recently got the “Category 59: Malware” error on my website. I am using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and MySQL for my architecture website. I have not uploaded any malicious files knowingly.
Can you please help me identify which file is causing this issue?
Is there a way to request a review if it’s a false positive?
Hi! Welcome to the forum! I am not an administrator but I can tell you that this issue is likely a false-positive that has been caused by a heuristic firewall of some kind. Your website works fine when I view it and I can see that it is all about architecture. There is nothing wrong about it, at least in my very first glance.
It’s difficult to pinpoint the file that contain the said malware without conducting a thorough malware scan. You should conduct a security scan on every file not only to confirm whether the report is false-positive or not, but also to identify the type of malware, the severity of the malware, and other details which are not included in the said report.
I noticed your website does not have any SSL certificate. You should install SSL certificate and redirect the traffic over HTTPS protocol. Not only it will make your website secure, but it can also increase the visitor’s trust level. Some browsers will show warning messages before you can proceed without the HTTPS protocol and even stop you from accessing any website that does not have any SSL certificate. That’s why it’s very important for you to have it.
The key point you need to understand about your message is this:
So to be very clear: we’re NOT the ones blocking you. Your network administrator is preventing you from being able to access your website.
As for why exactly that is, we can only speculate, and there is very little we can actually do. You should talk to your network administrator to get this issue resolved.
Not really, we’re not the ones flagging your website as malware so we can’t tell why exactly your website is being flagged.
Perhaps, but you will need to talk to your network administrator about that.