Topic for sites being detected as fraud/malware

[leocg]

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Topic for sites being detected as fraud/malware

[sunsai]

sunsai last edited by

https://ru.warface.com
It's false positive.

[nemseiokk]

nemseiokk last edited by

You need to get used to have some false positives. It's completely normal.

[shelluser]

shelluser last edited by

So I'm trying to access Bing which is my default search engine because I have trust issues with Google, and all of a sudden I'm blocked. As it turns out your filter has now marked bing.com to be untrustworthy which I think is hilariously bad:

I tried to get more info about this and it seems you're using APWG to warn you about malicious websites, and they're blocking bing.com? Alas, I also used their contact page to inform them about it and figured I'd do the same here.

Pardon me for saying so but I have a hard time believing that Bing.com got hacked.

[winter4401]

winter4401 last edited by

I have Bing set as my search engine, and today it started flagging Bing as a "dangerous Website" while saying the reasoning is reports from the APWG.

[zirilan]

zirilan last edited by

I am suddenly getting a fraud warning when I try to goto bing.com. I'm pretty sure I wasn't getting it yesterday and I can't find any information about why it's been flagged online, including on APWG's website.

Does anyone know why Bing is being flagged as "Deceptive" now?

[leocg]

leocg Moderator @zirilan last edited by

@zirilan Only those who flagged it can answer.

[netizensmith]

netizensmith last edited by

https://royalmail.com being reported as dangerous.

This is the official site of the British Royal Mail service. I doubt it's dangerous