Quick update here: The block has been lifted and our domain has been marked as safe. This was a way better timeline than I could have hoped for given that it's

Quick update here: The block has been lifted and our domain has been marked as safe. This was a way better timeline than I could have hoped for given that it's still Sunday night in the American and European markets and it's still early morning in Asia. Australia, New Zealand and anything further than +7 GMT would have been minimally affected. I really appreciate the community here sharing thoughts, similar experiences, and ideas on what to do. First time I've heard of the public suffix list for this. A quick question to anyone who happens upon this: How does one prevent this issue affecting an entire site in general? Is there a grace period that Google gives a verified (via search console) site with a security issue? If not, then I'm curious how to protect a site which is targeted by malicious groups via comment widgets or if they host content using paths instead of subdomains. Eg: medium.com uses paths to go to user generated content. How would they defend from having their entire domain blocked if someone created a publication that linked out to malware? Cheers all!