That is very strange then, Pondus, because avast! will let me go to the site without any alert - not the slightest bleep there, not a moo, see: http://urlquery.net/report.php?id=8802188
Maybe that site was being excluded from the IP ban. But I see no avast! IP ban or whatsoever.
The site I gave is the only one alive, the remainder is either dead or closed: http://support.clean-mx.de/clean-mx/viruses.php?sort=firstseen%20desc&review=178.159.242.67
So avast does not alert on that IP either :
Can you copy me, Pondus, for that situation?
looking for me like yandex’s results outdated and both sites are clean. If site is clean when Yandex checks it again, it will be removed from the blacklist. Some info about yandex antivirus technology can be found here: http://company.yandex.com/technologies/antivirus_technology.xml
Still keep considering their findings, just like DrWeb’s url check reports and what is on their malsite list.
We need some good scanners from within the Russian theater.
Moreover I have found that DrWeb’s detection often is complementary to avast!'s and v.v.
So I value a lot what these coders from St.Petersburg do,
Dr.web has a good detection rate and technical support service, also they can decrypt encrypted files by ransomware for their users (using bruteforce, of course ;D).
This http://2ip.ru/site-virus-scaner/ has some extras additional to other scanners.
It checks for detected viruses.
It checks the Google Safebrowsing blacklist
It checks Yandex blacklist
It checks CMS used but in quite a different way as Sucuri for instance.
It reports on hosting site.
About the site.
DNS-settings.
Site on the same IP.
All domains of a single owner.
There is an IP Spam database.