Site flagged by Google Safe Browsing as deceptive or malicious

Google Safe Browsing is the system behind the full-page red warning screens shown by Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge when a site is believed to be distributing malware or behaving deceptively. This check looks for whether the site's domain or a specific path on it is currently flagged. On this site, a domain or path was found flagged by Google Safe Browsing. Once flagged, every major browser shows visitors a full-page warning before they can even reach the site, and traffic drops to near zero almost immediately, since very few people click through a warning telling them a site is dangerous. This is usually a symptom of a real underlying compromise, a hacked content management system, a malicious ad slipping through an ad network, or a vulnerable plugin, rather than an isolated flag. Your developer needs to investigate and remediate the underlying cause urgently, most commonly a compromised CMS, a malicious third-party ad, or a vulnerable plugin. Once fixed, request a review through Google Search Console under Security Issues. Typical resolution time after the fix ships is 24 to 72 hours before the warning is lifted.