Hi, We are experiencing an issue where Safari displays a “Deceptive Website Warning” when accessing our legitimate website: https://burbleonline.co.za The domain is owned and operated by a legitimate business and has been in use for several years. The website is an online printing/e-commerce platform. We have investigated the issue and so far: The website uses a valid HTTPS certificate. The certificate is issued by Let’s Encrypt and is currently valid. The domain is not newly registered. The website is operational and does not intentionally host phishing or deceptive content. We have checked the site and have not identified any obvious malicious redirects or injected content. Current third-party reputation checks do not show a broad consensus that the domain is malicious. One security reputation provider, SOCRadar, currently appears to classify the domain as malicious, which may be contributing to the warning. The website also uses standard third-party services such as Google Analytics/Tag Manager and Tawk.to. We would appreciate any guidance on how Safari’s fraudulent/deceptive website classification can be reviewed or corrected. In particular: Is there a way to determine why Safari is currently classifying this domain as deceptive? Is there an Apple-specific process for requesting a review/false-positive correction? If the classification originates from a third-party Safe Browsing or threat-intelligence source, does Apple automatically refresh this classification after the source is corrected? Is there anything specific we should check on the website or infrastructure to ensure it complies with Safari’s security requirements? We would be happy to provide additional technical information, URLs, screenshots, or verification of domain ownership if required. Thank you.