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nem.io is unfortunately still flagged in Chrome, though.

this is a pretty big problem. we need to try to get this resolved asap. anyone who has not already done the whitelist report with google please do so asap. for nem.io

I should say so:

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Reported Unwanted Software Page!

This web page at nem.io has been reported to contain unwanted software and has been blocked based on your security preferences.

Unwanted software pages try to install software that can be deceptive and affect your system in unexpected ways.

Why has this happened?

Google is throwing false positives for something that is hosted on download.nem.io which has spread to all of nem.io (the alert, not the hosted file).
People are on it. Google is slow with these things. The only thing Google processes fast is DMCA take downs performed by big companies Tongue

Thanks for the quick reply. I was being lazy and about to edit my post with a similar reply from two pages back.

Do we know which file(s) have triggered this?
And can we be 100% certain this is a false positive, and not the result of a hack?

I trust gimre when he says it's a false positive. I'm sure he had the signatures for all the files stored localy and checked them.
It started when the lighwallet was hosted on download.nem.io and then spread across the entire domain.

I just heared that Google has already responded so problem will hopefully be fixed soon enough.