My work web filter is blocking it as well due to "newly registered and observed domains", but I don't think Google should be using that as a heuristic.
replyIt is very common for malware to use recently registered addresses. They absolutely should be using it as a heuristic.
replyYeah fair, I guess I should've said they shouldn't be weighting it so strongly in the heuristic (if that's even at play in this case).
replySeems not to be blacklisted, but I see the domain is only 22 days old, so that'll be it I imagine.
replyJust a data point: UK Mobile Broadband resolves the product site fine. (I have not registered with my credit card so the 'adult and malicious site' filter is still in place). As other posters have mentioned perhaps the name itself is triggering some kinds of filtering?
replyLooking forward to the update where his vibe-coded site has been compromised and is being used as a C&C server
replyI hope so.
replyIt's hard finding a good Command & Conquer server nowdays
Natch!
replyAccording to the article it's a static site served from cloudflare. That would be quite the compromise.
replyI recommend you read the authors' other two latest articles.
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