Hi, why am I getting this error on my website (hdgrs.io) when logging in via safari browser?
I assume this is because of the article that describes the work in the testnet of the new blockchain. Any other checks the site passes perfectly. The only problem is with safari
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iPhone 13, iOS 17
One of the automated services that monitors website reputation shows the rating as quite low, and lists the following concerns:
and the rating rage is listed as “1 to 20 - Very likely Unsafe: Websites in this range have a high risk of being malicious or untrustworthy. They may contain malware, phishing and scams. Please exercise extreme caution and avoid entering any personal information.”
While trying to verify some basic details, I get: “WHOIS lookup not available for this domain name.”
As for the Safari details, here’s the usual message text from Apple:
Deceptive Website Warning
This website may try to trick you into doing something dangerous, like installing software or disclosing personal or financial information, like passwords, phone numbers or credit cards”.
That seems fairly self-explanatory.
Here’s why Google reports these sorts of warnings:
https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/99020?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop
Few (none?) of the various services will provide details for their rating algorithms.
One of the automated services that monitors website reputation shows the rating as quite low, and lists the following concerns:
and the rating rage is listed as “1 to 20 - Very likely Unsafe: Websites in this range have a high risk of being malicious or untrustworthy. They may contain malware, phishing and scams. Please exercise extreme caution and avoid entering any personal information.”
While trying to verify some basic details, I get: “WHOIS lookup not available for this domain name.”
As for the Safari details, here’s the usual message text from Apple:
Deceptive Website Warning
This website may try to trick you into doing something dangerous, like installing software or disclosing personal or financial information, like passwords, phone numbers or credit cards”.
That seems fairly self-explanatory.
Here’s why Google reports these sorts of warnings:
https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/99020?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop
Few (none?) of the various services will provide details for their rating algorithms.
Until cryptocurrency entities comply with financial regulations including Know Your Customer and Anti-Money Laundering regulations, the whole area is going to be considered somewhat suspect. (And yes, KYC and AML compliance is antithetical to what various participants in cryptocurrency might prefer.)
As for new websites and those websites with hidden ownerships, assumptions there do track with sketchy and problematic and fraudulent websites. Website will age out of parts of that classification as time passes and traffic and linking builds.
Report your perception of a detection error here, of course.
The issue might be due to Safari’s stricter privacy settings or compatibility issues with cookies, local storage, or JavaScript. Check Safari’s Developer Console for errors, ensure your site handles cookies properly, and verify cross-origin settings.
What does it say when you tap the "Show Details" button on the deceptive warning page?
Do you see the "Show Details" button on the Deceptive Site warning that gives a link to "Report an Error"?
Interesting: "Deceptive Website Warning" only on Safari on my website created just a week ago - Apple Community
OP may have to take it up with Google.
Hi
Deceptive Website Warning
but we are not trying to deceive anyone, it is just an information platform, some articles are reviews of projects, and for example in the article about airdrop tokens it is written that we do not know whether it will be or not)))))) Most other sources don't do that. We try to be honest with our audience
we have no errors or fraud warnings on google
Thanks again for the information provided, something to think about. But I think it is wrong to judge a site because of its age and small traffic, as well as because of hidden WHOIS. Many individuals hide WHOIS. I hope algorithms to identify fraudulent sites will improve, because our site is not one of them
I get “Deceptive website warning” on Safari, but not on other browsers
