Google's "this website may contain malware" quick release within 8 hours

I believe that all the friends who make the website have met Google: "This website may contain malware and may harm your computer. "This reminds us that a site that has been optimized and maintained recently is a online shopping mall that sells the recommended brands of social marketing by the National Family Planning Commission. The backups are updated as usual every day, after two months of operation, the traffic has been surging and I am very happy, just yesterday, the update and maintenance system encountered a problem that caused me a bit of cold sweat. "" this website may contain malware and may harm your computer." In addition, the pages of all websites cannot be opened. I am sweating, and Google accounts for a lot of traffic every day. How can this problem be solved? After the site, this prompt is displayed on all pages. The figure is as follows:

 

After cool for five seconds, I immediately went to the Google administrator Center for a check. As soon as I entered, there was a red prompt, and then I operated on it as prompted, it was found to be around two o'clock a.m. on the 20th day. After processing, it was around a.m. and submitted for review. It was released at A.M.. It should be around 8 hours, maybe it's still earlier, and Google's response seems so fast. First, I would like to summarize the essentials as follows: share with colleagues, practical experience, original posts, not reposted!

1. For your website, like your children, whether it's your own website or your guests, you have to take over the website as your own, especially for new websites, I usually check various data and updates every day. For maintenance and optimization. This time I found Google in about 10 minutes.

2. Do you want to panic when you discover it? It's no big deal, buddy. I am panic for 3 seconds. I will immediately calm down and analyze the cause, if you cannot find the cause, go to google baidu. You can also learn from the path that our predecessors have taken. Maybe you will learn from my experience when you see this article.

3. This is the most important thing. My website has gone through the first round of checks and checked the source code of the home page. No exception has been found. I am worried that someone has inserted a 0-pixel iframe, as a result, malware is automatically downloaded from other websites. After this check, we checked the links and did not find any exceptions. All connections were secure and normal. So I wondered, is Google wrong? Another 2nd round of checks had a major gain, but the crux of the problem was this: I saw the JS file modification date through FTP. At on April 9, December 19, I was eating at this time, there must be a problem with the modification record. I checked and found that all the JS files were hidden at the bottom of the Trojan. At this time, I was angry and excited, and shouted in my heart, really bad TMD ...... check the related files in each folder. The cleanup is complete! Oh, you have deleted a malicious file. The file name is generally strange. Please note!

4. Resubmit for review. The application was submitted through Google's administrator tool. In the submission box, Buddy wrote a piece of nonsense, such as: report Google: This website was injected with Trojan viruses, the cleaning has been completed and security measures have been improved. Please review it! "