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.
Since the sample URLs say “N/A”, I can’t point you to a specific cause. But I found an article that explains how these warnings work and what to do about them.
Here’s the article on “Deceptive site ahead” warnings:
It says these flags come from automated scanners that use algorithms and AI. The exact reason can be hard to pin down, and sometimes perfectly safe sites get flagged by mistake. The common causes it lists are:
- phishing or malware content, for example from a compromised site
- vulnerable or outdated scripts and unsecured forms
- a false positive
The article’s fix is to use the Security Issues section in Search Console to look for problems. Once you’ve dealt with anything you find, you request a review there, and Google checks the site again. If you find nothing, the review request is also how you contest a false positive. The article doesn’t say anything about hosting-side settings causing this, so I can’t say your hosting account is contributing.
There’s another recent topic with the same kind of flag, but I can’t tell yet whether it’s the same cause as yours:
Two questions would help narrow it down:
- Do any of your pages show a form that asks for a password or other personal details, and is that your own form or Google’s sign-in button? A page that looks like it collects credentials is the kind of thing a scanner might read as deceptive.
- Does the Search Console security issue say anything beyond “Deceptive pages”, such as a date detected or a description of the issue?