If your site is being flagged as malicious when connecting Slush, it means a browser, wallet extension (like MetaMask), or security service (like Google Safe Browsing) has marked it as unsafe.

If your website is being marked as malicious when connecting your Slush wallet, it usually means a browser or security service (like MetaMask, Cloudflare, or Google Safe Browsing) has flagged it. Since you own the site and know it's safe, here’s how you can fix this:

You need to first identify who flagged the domain. Use tools like Google Transparency Report or https://sitecheck.sucuri.net to scan and confirm which service marked it as unsafe. If Google Safe Browsing is the issue, submit a reconsideration request through Google Search Console. If a wallet extension like MetaMask or Slush is blocking it, check their Phishing Detection GitHub and open an issue explaining your case — include proof you own the domain, and that the site doesn’t contain phishing or malware behavior. You may also need to check DNS records and SSL configuration in case they were misconfigured or hijacked.

To test locally while resolving this, you can also connect Slush using a local HTML copy or testnet front-end while bypassing the flagged domain.

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