Over the past few weeks I have been trying to impress upon the Avast team that bruutea.co.uk is NOT really infected with malware. Sadly I have been ignored by Avast at every turn. It would not be so bad if the software blocked the site for a legitimate reason but the Avast warning panel gives little or no information other than URL/MAL for the reason it is blocking the site. Reporting the find as a false positive leads to absolutely nowhere and I therefore don’t believe that Avast actually monitors the false-positive reports any longer.
Come on Avast… what are you playing at? You are putting yourself in a bad position with a legitimate business. They would be able to sue you for blocking their site under false pretences. Their claim for loss of business could be huge. We also need a more informative information panel that can tell us why you feel that the URL carries a hazard. And we need to see that you are actively listening to us. Else you will go the way of several security companies previously… down the pan because we will stop trusting you.
So all in all I reckon it is not your domain, but rather the bad apples of domains that are your neighbours on that same IP that cause this qualification as “unsafe website”. So you could ask for an exclusion with an Avast Team Member and wait for their final verdict.
Thank you Eddy for your results, and I like to add the following considerations.
And in the code flagged by Quttera as suspicious as with detected potentially suspicious initialization of function pointer to JavaScript method document.write __tmpvar615193464 = document.write;
just for security estimation depending on where the code has access to…for which there is ground as we consider the results of this scan: https://sritest.io/#report/ab2f3328-5c37-44a6-b970-4f8caad25903 13 issues…
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