Hi poopdeck,
Thank you for sharing and very glad you brought it to my attention. Can you please email (info@paflyfish.com) a screen shot of the notice. I take this very seriously and will need to investigate what it is they are suggesting.
I don't want everyone freaked out on the site. A phishing threat implies that a site is being used to lure, often thru emails, unsuspecting victims to provide personal information and most likely financial information that is later used be the bad guys. Some phishing emails or links can do other malicious things too.
Not sure what they have or why they would have suggested this, but Paflyfish has been a long trusted site. No email blasts have ever been sent out from this domain. We also clean up comments and spambots that leave any links that could be malicious too.
Webroot seems to offer a variety of services including a "Web Reputation Service" and "Real-Time Anti-Phishing Service". What kinda of annoys about this stuff is they are blacklisting the site, didn't send me a notice, but sell a service telling how ineffective blacklisting is, "static blacklists are ineffective against the ultra-dynamic nature of today’s attacks..." I now they a re reputable company, but no obvious way for me to challenge the situation.
Good opportunity for a tech safety message. As with any unusual email from trusted "looking" sources like your bank, credit card company, Fedex, or Nigerian Kings, you should not click-thru any links as cybercriminals can create malicious links in your email or bad links in websites too. Know what you are clicking!
