actually I checked the links above again today and they go to the respective sites. I get no errors. However I don’t know how to look for bad code within a website.
I also looked for forghost.3322.org:, and tried to go to it, and it cannot be found. So looks like it got taken down.
Thank you for the clarification. The issue is that the emr4doctors site contains code that matches a type of attack where malware is transmitted using a dynamic DNS service (e.g. 3322.org).
If it is, and it’s mistakenly been identified as malicious, you should request a re-scan from google. They claim the warning will be removed in a day or two.
Otherwise, there’s a good chance that the emr4doctors website has been compromised. In that case, once it has been cleaned, you can request Google remove the notice.
It’s a good idea to address the warning, even if it is a false positive. Visitors using certain browsers (Safari, Chrome, etc.) get a full-page warning like mike-h30 posted above when trying to access the site. At the very least, that can’t be good for business.