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Comment by olabyne | Hacker News Reader

Maybe a cache problem at google end. For info, your domain is hidden but a quick search on the path that is not hidden will unveil your domain. So i tried to open your website (firefox) and it works fine, only the url of the files are marked as "dangerous".

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We just moved our API domain to another domain. That's why it's working well now. I have the same opinion, maybe their system is cached but it's affecting our business. And if you get declined one time, they're not responding to you quickly again.

Well I have to say, it wasn't really a good idea to put malwares files directly on your business domain, even for research purposes and with encryption. Send a link to an external host next time !

That's right. It's not the best practice, i totally agree with that. The problem is, i already removed the files but Google is not accepting that. And also they are doing the same business with VirusTotal, but its working really well.

They're just clicking the decline button, and its affecting our business.

But how is it affecting your business if only the paths 'download/.....zip' are flagged?

Does your api use theses paths as well ?

They didnt marked just the URLs, marked the domain as harmful.

No. I tested with Edge/Chrome/Firefox and your domain (and subdomain app.) are working on my end. I can acces the login page, and the main page.

Only the path '/download' seems affected. I don't understand why your api would use that though.

Yes, the reason is we changed the domain. We had to that, because people couldnt login the app they paid.

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