You're welcome.
I would suggest that you first look at the code for the page that is being pinged by Avast. That said I have just tried to connect to the domain and that alerts so it isn't just that page. So I would also look at the points raised in the scans I did relating to your site. Particularly updating the outdated software mentioned by scan at awesometechstack.com
Plus if you haven't already done it use the link I gave on reporting a possible false positive, that will at least get reviewed. It may not change
First and foremost Avast is trying to look after the millions of Avast users, it doesn't inform sites that there is an issue until a query is raised.
Yes. I think it would be a MUCH different case if Avast flagged my website as malware-infected (or even outdated? I believe Chrome or other antivirus software would take notice too). I would have checked the files myself, I would have asked people more knowledgeable than me in coding if they knew how to solve such a problem, and even ask Hostinger for support (which is my hosting provider).
But that's not the case,
Avast is telling people I'm a scammer.I'm not. I'm a real person, my services are real, I've had real clients, my portfolio showcases my real work, and I can show you my credentials and even my ID if necessary.
If the problem is about my site being infected, outdated, or anything it should say THAT instead, not that it's a scam, plain and simple.
Also, the fact that the connection is cut only aggravates things. If they're gonna tell people that my site isn't updated or might be infected, so be it, but why is it called a scam instead? Why is the connection cut?
I hope Avast can help me and give a proper answer.
