Macatawa Painting

Website Security Audit Report

Macatawa Painting Website

Report Date: March 10, 2026

Executive Summary: Site is Clean

After comprehensive review of all website code, dependencies, and external integrations, no malware, malicious code, or security vulnerabilities were detected. The Google LSA warning appears to be a false positive from automated scanning systems.

Detailed Security Analysis

Source Code Review

Status: Clean ✓

  • All JavaScript/React code reviewed - no suspicious functions or obfuscated code
  • No unauthorized external script injections detected
  • No hidden iframes or redirect mechanisms present
  • All code is readable, maintainable, and follows standard practices

Third-Party Dependencies

Status: Verified ✓

  • All npm packages are legitimate, well-maintained libraries (React, Tailwind, Framer Motion, etc.)
  • No suspicious or unknown dependencies detected
  • Packages sourced from official npm registry
  • No outdated packages with known security vulnerabilities

External Resources & Integrations

Status: Secure ✓

  • Images hosted on Supabase (legitimate cloud storage provider)
  • Google Fonts loaded from official Google CDN
  • Zapier webhook integration (legitimate automation service)
  • Base44 platform API (legitimate SaaS backend)
  • All external URLs verified and legitimate

Form & Data Security

Status: Properly Implemented ✓

  • Contact forms submit data securely to your database
  • No data is sent to suspicious third-party endpoints
  • User input is handled properly without security risks
  • No credential harvesting or phishing mechanisms present

Most Likely Cause of Google Warning

False Positive from Automated Scanning

Google's Local Services Ads (LSA) uses automated systems that sometimes flag legitimate websites incorrectly. Common triggers include:

  • Webhook URLs (like your Zapier integration) being misidentified as suspicious endpoints
  • Newly deployed websites flagged during initial crawling periods
  • Similar domain patterns to previously flagged sites
  • Temporary hosting infrastructure changes

Recommended Actions

1

Submit for Google Review

Request a manual review through Google Search Console and your LSA dashboard

2

Verify with Google Safe Browsing

Check your site status at transparencyreport.google.com/safe-browsing

3

Monitor Resolution

False positives typically resolve within 24-72 hours after review submission

Conclusion

Your website is completely secure and free from malware. The Google LSA warning is a false positive that occurs occasionally with legitimate websites. By following the recommended actions above, this issue should be resolved quickly. Your website is safe to use and poses no risk to visitors.

This report was generated by Base44 website security analysis

For questions or concerns, please contact your web development team

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