Website blocked due to a suspicious top level domain (TLD)

[AAM]

Our site blocked for many of our existing customers . Site address is "corpshadow.biz" Please whitelist this domain. Our systems are showing the same message as well. Don't understand what kind of this change made by the backend team. Sites should be authenticated by many other means but not by simply making sites suspicious due to false positive.

 

[Porthos]

While we wait for staff to review. A note on Website blocked due to a suspicious top level domain (TLD)

Non-standard TLD's (biz/cc/info/xyz/online and so on) are commonly used for malicious purposes.  Malwarebytes err on the side of caution to assure that we are protecting our users. If our users encounter a block, they report it (as you did), it gets tested, and if it is determined to be safe, it gets whitelisted.

[AAM]

Thanks Porthos for your prompt response.

I understand the reason of block but it took us some time to figure it out that our domain is blocked by Malwarebytes. Luckily we are using Malwarebytes on some of our computers.

Point is that many of the domains would be blocked by the recent change and owner of those sites would not realize it unless any of their customer will report it to them or they are using Malwarebytes. Please advise when domain gets into whitelist.

Regards, 

[gonzo]

The site has been whitelisted. Please allow 15-30 minutes for changes to take effect.

 

[AAM]

Thank you very much. Is there a any link where we can go and check if our site is blocked at Malwarebytes?

 

Regards,

AAM

[Porthos]

Just now, AAM said:

Is there a any link where we can go and check if our site is blocked at Malwarebytes?

Only way to do it is install Malwarebytes Browser guard and go to the site.

[gonzo]

I am looking at your site and seeing your motherboard ads rotate through. It is accessible.