"This site may be hacked." from expired domain

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I am using an expired domain for my money site, when I search on google for the brand name. It show "This site may be hacked." What should I do?
 
Where do you see the hacked message? If you see it in archive.org or on anywhere where there is a serious change of past penalty or hacking or dis-reputation etc. , I would not touch such a domain with a barge pole for a PBN blog even leave apart a money site.
 
from the google's result, there's no penalty. I guess probably I was using the previous website company name in the about page. but the my new content is slightly different from the original.
 
I had registered this expired domain a real business company, use the existing about page of their name and address whatsoever but added my new contents. I am sure no penalty with clean backlink profiles. But when search for this company name, it appear that google know the company has been permanently closed. Guess this is where it may be suspicious.

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This has nothing to do with penalty, you can easily fix this.

Solutions are different from cases to cases, here are what you can do:
1. Contact your host, they will be able to solve this (this is what i do)
2. Add your site to webmastertool (in case you really want to do this), there should be a message there. If not you can contact them directly.

I had this problem with 1 of my PBN, and it turns out my PBN really was hacked, i contacted hostwinds and they fix it in a snap lol.

Anyway, good luck dude.
 
just added into wmt, no message and securities issue. scan with few online scanner and no malware detected either. my suspect is indexing issue

This has nothing to do with penalty, you can easily fix this.

Solutions are different from cases to cases, here are what you can do:
1. Contact your host, they will be able to solve this (this is what i do)
2. Add your site to webmastertool (in case you really want to do this), there should be a message there. If not you can contact them directly.

I had this problem with 1 of my PBN, and it turns out my PBN really was hacked, i contacted hostwinds and they fix it in a snap lol.

Anyway, good luck dude.
 
Mate it's a malware :)
Ping me domain name in PM & I'll help you.
 
I would say using their contact details and information has got to be a big red flag for you at some point. Not sure if it's what is actually causing your current issue or not, but it for sure will be an issue in the future, especially if you are in the US as well, could very easily get you in legal trouble using someone else's real address and name for the contact information.
 
Just a food for thought and note. The SAPE sites (I know yours is PBN but what I am saying will make sense in a second) which Google has discovered and are using hidden or invisible links shows that notice as well. So I believe G might have somehow caught your domain considering it shows no malware notice in GWT.
 
its from a small failed business, i don't think they are going to make any move.

I would say using their contact details and information has got to be a big red flag for you at some point. Not sure if it's what is actually causing your current issue or not, but it for sure will be an issue in the future, especially if you are in the US as well, could very easily get you in legal trouble using someone else's real address and name for the contact information.
 
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