If Google suspects that your website is hacked or has malicious content, it will display a "Reported Attack Site" page.  While at Web Hosting Hub we do not control when Google displays this message, we do have some information explaining the Diagnostic page and how to remove it from your site.

What is the Google Safe Browsing Diagnostic Page?

While surfing the web, you may at times receive a warning similar to this:
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If it is not your website, then it would be advised to click "Get me out of here!", as the page you are visiting may infect your computer. If however you receive this warning on your own website, it means that your website may have been compromised.

How was my website compromised?

While unfortunately there are lots of ways that your website may have been compromised, a very common method is that the hacker has obtained your ftp username and password, and has modified your code via ftp.

Why is my website labeled as an attack site?

Your website was labeled as a possible attack site because the last time Google visited your website, it found malicious content. To find further information, click the button labeled, "Why was this site blocked?"
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You will now arrive at Google's Safe Browsing diagnostic page for your website, which should look like the following screenshot:
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You'll want to read the entire page, however the most important information is under where it says "What happened when Google last crawled your site?". This section will tell you when Google last crawled your site, and the last time they crawled and found suspicious content.
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For more information regarding Google's Safe Browsing Diagnostic page, please see the following page: http://googleonlinesecurity.blogspot.com/2008/05/safe-browsing-diagnostic-to-rescue.html

We also recommend the following steps to help clean your site, so that your visitors do not potentially get a virus:

We've include links above to assist you with each of the necessary steps you'll need to take. Our Technical Support Department is available 24 hours a day for support.

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