This morning when I opened iNaturalist, my virus software went nuts.
“The page https://inaturalist-open-data.s3.amazonaws dot com/ has been detected with suspicious activity. It is not recommended to continue browsing this website.”
(add “.com” rather than “dot com” if you want to go there)
I went to the site anyway, and Firefox displayed the source code and this message:
"This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below. "
It does not look like it’s an actual threat, but might require some attention. Just FYI.
Apart from the lack of style information, might it be because the the website doesn’t supply owner information? I can’t see how that’d matter because it has valid certificate, but maybe something to look at?
I never followed up on this, sorry. We reached out to BD about it soon after the OP made this topic and BD said it was a false positive on their end and they removed the label from that domain. At about that time we stopped getting reports of issues from AT&T users.
Maybe AT&T gets a list of suspicious domains from BD? Or maybe somewhere that domain has been mistakenly flagged and that flag pops up on various ISP’s lists of suspicious domains?