How do I stop a fraudulent Safari warning on a legitimate website?

What issue did you have filling out the form provided on the Deceptive Website Warning?

If you get a Deceptive Website Warning - Apple Support

So I think you can agree:

• The identity of the owner of the website is hidden on WHOIS
• New website
• Web traffic is very low

In addition as MrHoffman was able to point out, there is no data available on the website using the Google Transparency Report.

Google also provides information here about evaluation of website data using Google Safe Browsing:

https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/9044101?hl=en&sjid=12253000772190742290-NC

When Safari users have the Fraudulent Website Warning turned on in Settings, Apple claims:

Safari may send information calculated from the website address to Google Safe Browsing and Apple to check if the website is fraudulent

Legal - Safari & Privacy - Apple

I would take a screenshot of that form that shows the web page, your email address, and the comments you included, and contact Apple directly to see if it has been reviewed yet or if they made a determination. They don't offer any timeline on how long it may take for the review, so you may be able to get more information.

Contact Apple for support and service - Apple Support

Apple licenses the scam prevention service from Google and does not maintain a list of fraudulent websites on its own. Google may flag the website based on many conditions, such as:

• Cryptocurrency related
• New website
• The identity of the owner of the website is hidden on WHOIS
• The registrar of the website is popular amongst scammers
• Web traffic is very low

One thing that I have noticed receiving this is from unsecured websites. The page may not mean that your site is fraudulent, only a warning that it could be. I have had this on my own site when an SSL certificate has expired, invalid, or something along those lines.

Also...From Legal - Safari & Privacy - Apple - They explain what the warning is, and how to turn it off.

"Fraudulent Website Warning

When Fraudulent Website Warning is enabled, Safari will display a warning if the website you are visiting is a suspected phishing website. Phishing is a fraudulent attempt to steal your personal data, such as user names, passwords, and other account information. A fraudulent website masquerades as a legitimate one, such as a bank, financial institution, or email service provider. Before visiting a website, Safari may send information calculated from the website address to Google Safe Browsing and Apple to check if the website is fraudulent. For users with China mainland or Hong Kong set as their region in Settings > General > Language and Region, Safari may also use Tencent Safe Browsing to do this check. The actual website address is never shared with the safe browsing provider. Google (and, for users with China mainland or Hong Kong set as their region, Tencent) may also log your IP address when information is sent to them. You can disable Fraudulent Website Warnings in Safari at any time by going to Settings > Safari, then tapping to turn off Fraudulent Website Warning."

Did you get a response when you reported it using the link in the Deceptive Website Support Article that was posted earlier?

If you believe your website has been incorrectly identified as a deceptive website, you can request that it be reviewed. The warning may be removed if we determine the issue has been corrected.

I understand that Iceland does not have phone support, are you able to use the Apple Support app downloaded from the App Store?

Then you need to get with your hosting provider. They changed something.

This isn't an issue with Safari or Apple. This is an issue with your domain. If you relax the security policies in Safari, it might go away, but that isn't the way to fix the problem. The issue is with your domain or provider.

AleksandrExcnum wrote:

Of course, first of all. And the problem is not with them, but with Apple, and you do not want to accept this as a fact

Nobody disputes that some service Apple uses is detecting and reporting a trust issue. That’s been established.

This being a user-to-user forum, Apple may or may not read postings around here, and only very rarely replies.

We are not the people that are running this trust scan, nor do we have access into the algorithms used and the results of these scans.

We can only guess why your particular website might be getting distrusted.

Host somewhere else maybe, or build organic links, or let the DNS age, etc.

There are also external political and national security adding complexity here, too.

But again, this isn’t going to get resolved here.

Have you worked with your provider yet to resolve this?

AleksandrExcnum wrote:

Many other sites are also…

No one here can help you resolve this.

No one here can tell you why that site is listed.

No one here can remove the site from the listing, if that removal is even warranted.

No one here can suggest a path to a solution past following the directions and using the link in the message.