Malware Malicious by Google Ads

Well, the lazysizes one certainly is not malicious, it’s identical to the one that ships with Autoptimize.

As for the other files; those are the combination of your site’s original CSS and JS, so if you have a malicious plugin (or if you have a security issue through which a plugin’s files have been altered) then the optimized CSS/ JS would indeed be marked as infected as well. 2 of the files don’t exists any more, but https://firepitsly.com/wp-content/cache/autoptimize/css/autoptimize_dcb2de333eec7ab4ae31385ed8d6a393.css seems harmless to me to be honest.

when in doubt you could look for a security services company to check your site for potential intrusions and/ or files being altered?

hope this helps,
frank

Hi Frank,

Thanks so much for your reply. to be honest , I think it’s Google’s mistake.

Google even listed the jetpack file as malicious…I don’t know why they have that scan…and they insisted it’s my issue…

sorry, do you know, if those two CSS/JS files not existed anymore. why Google would still found out and scan them?

re. Jetpack; you can always compare the file you have with the one in https://plugins.trac.www.ads-software.com/browser/jetpack/tags/7.2.1.1 (autoptimize’s are at https://plugins.trac.www.ads-software.com/browser/autoptimize/tags/2.5.0/ for the current version)

re. not existing files; it’s possible Google has those files in a cache, but don’t know for sure.