Google flags sites distributing malware or engaging in social engineering, and shows an interstitial warning to visitors. Traffic effectively stops.
Catégories
- Malware, software installed without informed consent.
- Unwanted software, deceptive downloads, bundled installers.
- Social engineering, pages imitating a trusted brand to obtain credentials, including deceptive ad units.
Cleanup order
- Take the site offline or into maintenance if the compromise is active.
- Identify the entry point, outdated plugin, weak credential, compromised host account.
- Restore from a clean backup taken before the compromise.
- Change every credential, including database and hosting.
- Update everything, then remove the entry point.
- Request a review in Search Console.
Alien Road recommends: never request a review before you have found the entry point. A review that passes on a site still holding the vulnerability just means the warning returns in a fortnight, and repeat offences take longer to clear each time.