Website Being Redirected

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So I am on a shared hosting plan. I have 3 websites linked with this plan. I hadn't used them so they have now all expired SSL, as it was only for 180 days. My main website which i started recently has gotten a free ssl from cloudflare for now. However on my two sites, it gave me that error when trying to access them from google. One you choose to proceed It would redirect me to some other website that wasn't mine, and that I haven't ever seen. Is this because of my hosting, because of my ssl? Because of my name servers? I just found it really odd, that my website redirects to a different website with me not doing it, thanks for the help.
 
Sites without SSL usually get errors when browsing on Chrome. Regarding the redirect, are you on Wordpress and using any nulled themes and/or plugins?
 
Sites without SSL usually get errors when browsing on Chrome. Regarding the redirect, are you on Wordpress and using any nulled themes and/or plugins?
Yes I get the error part, however whenever you chose to proceed I just found it strange it would go to a different site. And no, the site just had a free theme I installed ages ago and thats it. However my 2nd page was found to have malware and it was removed by my host, should I just ask them to check for malware in my first site too? They take awhile to respond and would prefer to troubleshoot myself at first before asking them for help.
 
Yes I get the error part, however whenever you chose to proceed I just found it strange it would go to a different site. And no, the site just had a free theme I installed ages ago and thats it. However my 2nd page was found to have malware and it was removed by my host, should I just ask them to check for malware in my first site too? They take awhile to respond and would prefer to troubleshoot myself at first before asking them for help.

I had something similar happen years ago where the malware spread on every single site on my server, so I'm assuming that may be the case. Once it's removed ask them if they know what the cause was and take care of it before it happens again.
 
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