The website that is technically safe to visit can still get a high risk level.
This happens if there is a sufficiently large number of ratings about an unsatisfactory level of trust in this site. The reason is that the rating can be influenced, among other things, by the reliability of the service provider outside the Internet (for example, is it customer-oriented and sufficiently qualified technical support at the site, was the product delivered, was it on time, did it match the order, etc.).
Also, a completely safe site can get a high risk level, because for one reason or another it is
not liked by Internet users.
There is also
the influence of the rating of subdomains
on the overall rating of the parent domain and the inheritance of this rating by other subdomains. For example, if many dangerous sites are created on free hosting, then their low ratings are reflected in the rating of the hosting itself, and then this rating applies to all other user sites that do not have enough own ratings to obtain an independent rating.
