Ive tried several sites - siteuptime advanced user, with page content. Tried using chrome plugins to notify me, nothing works as far as Ive tried. Anyone got an idea how to deal with it? I'd prefer a phone text and email to be sent but I can deal with desktop notifications or just emails as well. I just hate checking my landers manually every few days.
Thanks!
Also - this is regarding that red page error saying , this page may have malware. You get this by running a good amount of download offers and seems to be happening faster and faster. And no Im not even promoting any malware, its all just adware, not that google cares...
I had a quick search and found this: http://www.google.com/transparencyre...ing/faq/?hl=en
It seems there are two best ways to go about this to get info from Google directly when flags happen:
1. Register new sites with webmaster tools so that you get notifications through their dashboard.
2. Set up email account for each new site that forwards to somewhere that you'll notice it. Excerpt: "Every time we add an unsafe site to the list, we make a reasonable effort attempt to inform the webmaster by sending a notification to a standard set of email addresses (e.g., webmaster@[sitename].com; info@[sitename].com; admin@[sitename].com)."
These ways will probably be faster and easier to set up than some automated system.
Another point - they have a malware dashboard here - http://www.google.com/transparencyre...on=RATE&page=1
It could be possible to cloak those Autonomous Systems with your tracker to minimise flag rates as well by sending them to a dummy page but they probably scan raw URLs that users visit, so you wouldn't easily hide your lander without on-page PHP/JS. Probably not worth it.
Here's an idea, fairly "hacky", but should work and would be pretty easy to get someone on Upwork to script this:
Get a virtual computer or cheap VPS that runs AutoIT. AutoIT has a feature called PixelSearch. You could create a .txt with all your lander URLs in it, have a script that opens URL1 in Chrome and performs a pixel search. It will then search for your wanted pixel color in a rectangle which you define.
If it finds the specific color code (red) in the area (malware block), have it output an empty .txt file to a Dropbox folder and give the file a unique name like CURRENTTIME_CURRENTDATE.txt and then move on to the next URL. If it does not find the specific color code in the area (there is no malware block for that lander), move on to the next URL. Loop through that every 12 hours or so.
Then head over to https://ifttt.com/ and create an account. If you look at the Dropbox specific page: https://ifttt.com/dropbox you'll see that it has a "New file in your folder" trigger that fires everytime there is new file in a certain Dropbox folder. Use https://ifttt.com/sms to send yourself an SMS every time the Dropbox trigger fires.