Google blocklist check
Runs in every scan · 5 checks
Confirm your homepage is clear of Google's malware and phishing lists, and free of the content that usually gets a site listed.
What we check
Part of every Quick Scan, alongside the other checks.
Whether your homepage address is listed.
Links to other sites, hidden from visitors.
Invisible frames that load another site.
Scripts written to hide what they do.
Files loaded from addresses linked to past attacks.
Why it matters
No red warning page in front of your site.
A clean listing keeps you in results.
Injected content spotted on the page itself.
What a finding looks like
R1 · reputation
Google malware and phishing lists
https://example.com/ → no matchHow to fix it
Your report has the exact fix for your site, ready to forward to whoever looks after it.
If you're listed, ask your host or a security professional to find and remove what was added.
Update everything, change passwords and remove accounts you don't recognise.
Request a review in Google Search Console, under Security issues.
Run another check afterwards to confirm the page is clear.
Visitors using Chrome, Safari or Firefox see a full-page warning instead of your site, and Search Console shows a Security issues report. A Quick Scan checks your homepage address against Google's malware and phishing lists and tells you in plain words.
Remove what caused the listing, update and secure the site, then request a review in Google Search Console. The lists can take hours or days to catch up after a clean-up.
Not listed means Google hasn't flagged it. That's why the check also looks at the homepage itself for hidden links, hidden frames and disguised scripts.
A Quick Scan checks Google's malware and phishing lists, the ones most browsers use to show warnings.
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