Yeah and I don’t like getting spoiled that way. Especially when the autocomplete or a whole bunch of links come up saying xyz character dies in the final volume
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If it’s a manga, just check AniList. They are usually pretty accurate.
Work admin said I need to make a business case for access so that’s probably not happening lol. I’ve asked for any reasoning why it’s classified as a phishing site if possible, but it’s probably some automated DNS bs
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Maybe this is the same issue that was causing some antivirus software to flag the website.
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I don’t know why it’s doing that, maybe the IP is blacklisted.
@brandon has been any changes on the domain’s IP recently?
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Aww man… none of these antivirus issues have ever given me feedback on what they haven’t liked… If there’s some registry i need to raise a support ticket with, happy to do so.
whoa, haven’t seen this before. Upon searching, it looks like if you file a support ticket, you can get it removed? 
It says to press the Refresh Button, but it doesn’t do anything.
I don’t use OpenDNS, but maybe @Jintor can submit a ticket to OpenDNS directly instead of their IT department.
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Natively is blocked on my work laptop now too. It was working last week.
This site is blocked due to a phishing threat
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I’m not getting any error message other than “learnnatively.com was taking too long to respond”, but I’m also suddenly getting issues on my work laptop.
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Looks like they black-holed the IP. I actually had my personal internet provider do that for a certain cat-related anime website.
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what the heck 
I’ve submitted a request to open-dns, we’ll see if they respond. Is there anything else I should address?
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I’m not that familiar with this stuff so can’t really help. Hopefully the request fixes the issue.
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I also ran a cloudflare radar scan on the site, which profiles a site and checks a variety of security risks… but it came up completely fine, ugh.
I haven’t changed anything. If anyone else has more suggestions beyond the opendns support ticket, do let me know!
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Is it very hard to change the IP if it’s the IP what’s blacklisted?
all these things seem to blacklist by domain, not ip … no? At least opendns asks for a domain and most of the other things.
Additionally, it seems that Quad9 is now blocking the domain as well… which I’ve also contacted.
Similar to the other time we got a false positive, it may trickle to a few other services from OpenDNS 
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My work webmaster referred me to this Talosintelligence report
https://talosintelligence.com/reputation_center/lookup?search=learnnatively.com
He says you’d have to check in here and see why they’re classifying it as phishing. (It’s also classified as shopping which is odd)
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I put in 2 change requests:
Should be fixed in a few hours. Maybe. 
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Oh thank you! For the web reputation, did you request a modification for the threat assesment?
I’ve gotten a response back from Quad9 but they redirected me to file a support ticket for another service, which I’ve done.
No response yet from open dns.
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there was only one not negative option and that was “not malicious” (or something along that line), so I requested that and it seems to have worked. Learnnatively is now considered “neutral”.
They did not change the category, though. There was nothing related to reading or books or languages, so I chose education and online community, but it’s still showing shopping. 
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I wonder if that’s due to all the affiliate links
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