Google keeps flagging all of my VitalPBX installs as dangerous/deceptive sites. Please see attached screenshot.
It seems that something VitalPBX is presenting is triggering Google to flag all VitalPBX instances like this. This is happening on 100% of my VitalPBX installs. My SSL certificates are valid and issued by Let’s Encrypt.
To resolve the warning, you need to locate the source of the problem. First, use Google Safe Browsing to verify your site’s status. This free Google tool will detect any malware or phishing threats that made the web browser deem the website unsafe.
Alternatively, deep scan your website using a malware scanner. This method is ideal for users with limited technical knowledge, as the tool will do all the work for you. Plenty of online malware scanners like SiteGuarding and Quttera offer this service for free.
Reasons for the warnings include:
Your site has been infected with malware
Your site contains phishing pages
There’s an issue with your SSL certificate
Your website has questionable links
You offer suspicious downloads
Warning meaning
Deceptive Site Ahead
This warning refers specifically to websites that might be phishing sites. For example, it could be a page designed to look like it belongs on your website but used to steal users’ personal information.
this happens sometimes because Google tries to index the site (VitalPBX) and when finding a Login request at the beginning and seeing that the site is not a web page as such and cannot do SEO, it sends it to put it as a suspicious site.
To solve this problem and tell Google not to index it, follow the following procedure from the console:
Create the robots.txt file
nano /usr/share/vitalpbx/www/robots.txt
Add the following content:
User-agent: * Disallow: /
In future versions, we will include this file to avoid this inconvenience.
Please ensure you have the latest version of VitalPBX and also of any installed add-ons. Additionally, please verify if the file /usr/share/vitalpbx/www/robots.txt contains the following content: