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If your domain has already caught a red warning, the landing page has most likely made it into a database fed to automated scanners. Before clearing the warning, rework the page (or, better, swap the landing page entirely) — otherwise the warning will come right back. For how to lower the risk ahead of time, see Avoiding bans.

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Via Google Search Console

1

Open Search Console

Go to search.google.com/search-console.
2

Add your domain

Enter the domain under Domain property → Continue.
3

Verify ownership

Add the suggested TXT (or CNAME) record. For how to create records, see DNS records.
4

Open the security report

After verification, a line about security issues will appear — open the Full report. It shows which pages contain the prohibited content.
5

Remove the content

Delete the flagged pages or replace them with a 404 stub.
6

Request a review

Write something like “Content was deleted” and submit a request for re-review.
The warning usually disappears within 24 hours, and you get an email notification. If that doesn’t help, message @lumisup_robot and include the domain.

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If Cloudflare is showing the warning

The red warning page can be shown by Cloudflare itself when the domain is proxied through it (the orange cloud) and has been caught by its filter. The fix is to remove proxying: traffic will then go straight to your server, bypassing Cloudflare, and its warning page will stop appearing.
1

Open DNS settings

@lumibp_bot → My Domains → your domain → DNS settings.
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Find the proxied records

These are the records with proxying enabled — the orange cloud. Usually the root A record and www.
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Turn off proxying

For each such record, switch proxying to off — the cloud turns gray (DNS-only mode). Cloudflare will stop sitting between the visitor and the server.
4

Wait for propagation

Within a few minutes the change will spread and the warning will be gone. To check, see When it goes live.
Without proxying you lose Cloudflare’s protection: the server’s real IP is exposed, and its DDoS shield and SSL are switched off. Install your own certificate on the server in advance, or HTTPS will throw an error — see SSL and Let’s Encrypt.

Avoiding bans

How to avoid a red warning in the first place.

Cloudflare

SSL modes, redirects, protection settings.