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[FALSE-POSITIVE] #952
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www.lurvirun.com appears in total virus in Phishing Database as positive (phishing). It has been fully scanned and cleaned. Please remove it from the list, it is a false positive. |
The last indication I have of malicious activity was on April 8th 2023. https://urlscan.io/result/2f9e2b7a-b5be-4412-a9d9-4668dce4177f/
This does appear to be the case. I am not seeing any other indications of more recent activity. |
What does urlscan say to these url from the DB? can't test as they are trying to force me to use google spyware (capcha PII cacher)
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all return 500s |
Hat the same here... but a 500 makes me suspicious... I would expect 404 or 410 |
The website was cleaned and is correct. |
The error was in 2023 and that is why we changed the server. Now it is totally clean. |
The error persist. HTTP code 500 means the server is trying ti respond to the request, but some internal coding prevent it from succeed, So we need to see some HTTP code 4xx before moving on
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I believe you but our scripts are looking for particular codes. See https://github.com/Phishing-Database/Phishing.Database/blob/master/README.md https://serverfault.com/questions/399973/nginx-500-error-instead-of-404 may help
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Hello, |
answered in #952 (comment) && #952 (comment) if you don't understand what we are trying to tell you, please say that. |
Hi, yes, I don't understand it, please could you give me details so I can give it to the server? Thanks |
Hi there, Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention. After investigating the matter, we have determined that the homepage is currently returning an HTTP status code in the 5xx range for a URL that you claim does not exist. To clarify, a 5xx error indicates that there is a problem with the server hosting the website, while a 4xx error indicates that there is a problem with the client's request. In this case, since the URL in question does not exist, we would expect the homepage to return a 4xx error, such as a 404 (Not Found) or a 410 (Gone), rather than a 5xx error. Returning a 4xx error for nonexistent URLs is important for several reasons. Firstly, it helps to prevent users from accidentally accessing URLs that do not exist, which can lead to frustration and a poor user experience. Secondly, it helps to reduce the load on the server, as the server does not need to waste resources attempting to process nonexistent URLs. Finally, returning a 4xx error for nonexistent URLs can help to improve the website's search engine optimization (SEO), as search engines may penalize websites that return 5xx errors for nonexistent URLs. Therefore, we would recommend that you update your homepage to return a 4xx error for nonexistent URLs, such as the URL in question. This will help to improve the user experience, reduce the load on the server, and improve the website's SEO. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Best regards, |
hello good morning. |
When you solves your server issues, you can ask again... |
My site is www.lurvirun.com
I have scanned and cleaned the site thoroughly, and added anti-malware plugins.
Please delist from the phising.database blacklist.
Thanks,
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