Blacklist monitoring: Google, Spamhaus and the rest

When a site is blacklisted, Chrome shows a red page and your client's email goes to spam. It's often the first visible sign of an infection.

The red screen arrives before your client's call.

Google flags sites that spread malware or phishing, and anti-spam services list the domains and IPs that send spam. Your client notices when the visits disappear.

Getting off a blacklist means cleaning the site and asking for a review, and every day lost counts.

One check a day on the main lists.

  1. Google Web Risk

    We check the site's URL with the Google API that Safe Browsing is built on.

  2. Anti-spam lists

    We check the domain and IP on Spamhaus DBL and ZEN, SURBL and SpamCop.

  3. Alert

    If the site shows up on a list you get an alert naming it, which closes when the site is removed.

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Frequently asked questions

What do I do if the site is blacklisted?

First find and remove the cause. The site's security section has core integrity, suspicious files and SEO spam. Then ask the list for a review.

Does blacklist monitoring need the plugin?

No, we do it from outside with the site's domain.

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