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>because the morons at netcraft told them it was a "phishing website" How do you know they added a phishing warning because of something Netcraft told them?
by Jamie9912 3y ago
>because the morons at netcraft told them it was a "phishing website"
How do you know they added a phishing warning because of something Netcraft told them?
- blibble 3y agocloudflare sent us an email: Cloudflare received a phishing report regarding: mycompany.com Below is the report we received: Reporter: Anonymous Reported URLs: http://www.mycompany.com/deadlink Logs or Evidence of Abuse: Hello, You are currently hosting a site which is associated with an ongoing malware attack. The malware either communicates with, or is spread directly by following malicious links: hxxp://www[.]mycompany[.]com/deadlink [1.2.3.4] Visit the report below to see details on one of the attachments associated with this URL or IP address: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/12345678/analysis/ More information about the detected issue is provided at https://incident.netcraft.com/1234/ Would it be possible to have this URL taken down as soon as possible? Many thanks, Netcraft Phone: +44(0)1225 447500 Netcraft Issue Number: 123456 (numbers removed to prevent doxxing)
- sammy2255 3y agoSo they asked you to take down a URL that didn’t exist?
- blibble 3y agothe string they had discovered in the exe file had been dead for over 10 years we redirect 404s back to the parent directory cloudflare used that url on our own website to warn our customers we were "PHISHING!!"
- ksjskskskkk 3y agoredirecting 404 to the homepage is enough to be banned from the internet. (slightly /s) also, you used cloudflare. meh.