Chrome Deceptive Site Warning

[ilwrath]

I get a warning page on Chrome when visiting, now. Happens on both desktop and Android Chrome.

Deceptive site ahead
Attackers on whyzzat.com may trick you into doing something dangerous like installing software or revealing your personal information (for example, passwords, phone numbers, or credit cards).

To be honest, I have no idea what Google uses to make that list, or how to get a site removed, but figured you'd want to know.

I tried to post this in the site news and bug reports section, but it wouldn't let me.

 

[ilwrath]

Looks like it wouldn't let me post to site news / bug reports because I had a stray character. My bad.

 

[cecilia]

I also just got this ALERT now on my Chrome browser.

I used firefox and at least I got a "go there anyway" message. and then filed a "this is not a dangerous site, you wankers" report. (ok, I left out the wankers comment)

anyway, I don't know if that helps, but I did my best

 

[ilwrath]

I also just got this ALERT now on my Chrome browser.

I used firefox and at least I got a "go there anyway" message. and then filed a "this is not a dangerous site, you wankers" report. (ok, I left out the wankers comment)

anyway, I don't know if that helps, but I did my best

Yep, the warning is back. I tend to think, like others mentioned in the other thread, that it is probably because of the non-HTTPS thing. (Although I think I did have the site try to send me a pop-under ad a few days ago.)

You can also continue through on Chrome, click the "Details" button, and then there is a "proceed to site anyhow" link.