Sucuri SiteCheck flagged your website. We handle the removal.
About the vendor
Sucuri is a leading website security company providing malware scanning, web application firewalls, and incident response. Their SiteCheck scanner is one of the most widely used tools for detecting website compromises, malware injections, and security blacklistings. SiteCheck also detects and surfaces listings from multiple other security blacklists. Sucuri's WAF (web application firewall) protects millions of websites, and their blacklist data is consumed by hosting providers and security tools.
Sucuri SiteCheck is one of the first tools security-conscious website owners, developers, and hosting providers run when checking a site. A listing here signals active compromise or malicious content to anyone who checks your domain — including potential customers, partners, and your own hosting provider who may initiate a review.
Common causes
Complete removal guide
Follow these steps to submit a false positive report yourself. This is a complete, expert-level walkthrough of the Sucuri SiteCheck delisting process.
Visit sitecheck.sucuri.net and scan your domain. SiteCheck checks for malware, blacklist status across external sources, outdated software, and security errors. Note all findings — Sucuri shows both their own detections and flags from other vendors.
https://sitecheck.sucuri.net/
SiteCheck reports two types of issues: their own malware/security findings, and blacklist flags from third parties (Google, McAfee, etc.). If only external flags appear, you need to address those vendors directly. If Sucuri themselves flagged you, continue with their process.
If SiteCheck found actual issues (injected malware, outdated CMS, missing security headers), fix them before requesting review. Sucuri provides detailed findings including the specific malicious code or vulnerability detected.
After fixing issues, re-scan on SiteCheck to verify the fix. If the flag persists despite your site being clean, contact Sucuri support with your domain and evidence. Sucuri customers with active plans get priority support.
SiteCheck is a real-time scanner. Once your site scans clean, the flag clears immediately on their end. If your issue was with external blacklists they detected, address each one separately using their respective processes.
SiteCheck results update in real-time on rescan. If the issue was Sucuri's own detection, a clean rescan clears it immediately. External blacklist flags shown in SiteCheck require separate resolution with each vendor. Sucuri doesn't cache old results — each scan is live.
Our team has resolved thousands of Sucuri SiteCheck flags. We know the fastest paths, the right contacts, and exactly how to document your case.
Expert knowledge
Our service
Skip the research and back-and-forth. Our experts resolve Sucuri SiteCheck flags in an average of 24-72 hours.
Tell us your domain and the flagging vendor. We review the listing and confirm it qualifies for removal.
Our team prepares the evidence package and submits a formal delisting request through the correct vendor channel.
We monitor for confirmation and notify you when the flag is cleared. You don't pay until we succeed.
Pricing
Fix the immediate Sucuri SiteCheck flag, or protect your domain across all 87 vendors we support.
One-Time Case
Remove your flag from Sucuri SiteCheck specifically. Pay only on success.
Starter Plan
24/7 monitoring across 87 vendors including Sucuri SiteCheck, with up to 5 included delistings.
All prices in euros. No cure, no pay — you only pay when the flag is removed.
FAQ
Our team starts within hours. You only pay when the flag is confirmed cleared.