Hi all I noticed yesterday that I was no longer able to get into the forums or log into the inimanager. After hours of trouble shooting noticed that my ISPs router security suite was blocking your domain. Then noticed that in your discord that several others had the same issue. All were on spectrum except one was on Xfinity, two large ISPs in the US who are know to share blocklists, so somewhere flagged by threat-intel feeds used by Spectrum/Xfinity/Verizon router security

These ISPs don't each independently "decide" a site is bad; they subscribe to shared reputation databases (Palo Alto, McAfee's cloud service in Verizon's case, etc.), so a single false positive propagates across millions of households at once. might want to check your domain against these reputation services and reclassify.

Thanks

4 hours ago, Atsugi said:

Hi all I noticed yesterday that I was no longer able to get into the forums or log into the inimanager. After hours of trouble shooting noticed that my ISPs router security suite was blocking your domain. Then noticed that in your discord that several others had the same issue. All were on spectrum except one was on Xfinity, two large ISPs in the US who are know to share blocklists, so somewhere flagged by threat-intel feeds used by Spectrum/Xfinity/Verizon router security

These ISPs don't each independently "decide" a site is bad; they subscribe to shared reputation databases (Palo Alto, McAfee's cloud service in Verizon's case, etc.), so a single false positive propagates across millions of households at once. might want to check your domain against these reputation services and reclassify.

Thanks

Will feed back, thank you.

On 7/16/2026 at 5:09 AM, Atsugi said:

Hi all I noticed yesterday that I was no longer able to get into the forums or log into the inimanager. After hours of trouble shooting noticed that my ISPs router security suite was blocking your domain. Then noticed that in your discord that several others had the same issue. All were on spectrum except one was on Xfinity, two large ISPs in the US who are know to share blocklists, so somewhere flagged by threat-intel feeds used by Spectrum/Xfinity/Verizon router security

These ISPs don't each independently "decide" a site is bad; they subscribe to shared reputation databases (Palo Alto, McAfee's cloud service in Verizon's case, etc.), so a single false positive propagates across millions of households at once. might want to check your domain against these reputation services and reclassify.

Thanks

Hi, its not just the US, I'm afraid of. I live in germany and my ISP (Deutsche Telekom) is also blocking the store.inibuilds.com page. I've traced it down to a TSL Error message (SEC_E_INVALID_TOKEN), however I'm not sure if thats a reason why the domain / server is blocked (invalid TSL Token), or if this is a symptome.

C:\Users\Jonas>curl -Iv https://store.inibuilds.com
* Host store.inibuilds.com:443 was resolved.
* IPv6: (none)
* IPv4: 23.227.38.74
*   Trying 23.227.38.74:443...
* schannel: disabled automatic use of client certificate
* ALPN: curl offers http/1.1
* schannel: next InitializeSecurityContext failed: SEC_E_INVALID_TOKEN (0x80090308) - Das Token, das der Funktion übergeben wurde, ist ungültig.
* closing connection #0
curl: (35) schannel: next InitializeSecurityContext failed: SEC_E_INVALID_TOKEN (0x80090308) - Das Token, das der Funktion übergeben wurde, ist ungültig.

#UPDATE: Yes, its blocked my Deutsche Telekom (DTAG) as well.

Its marked as a malicious web page and Telekom is blocking the connections. How ever, I dont have the option to disable this check.

Edited Friday at 02:35 PM1 day by Schaf
Added curl response / Added Telekom block page screenshot

I have Spectrum internet and I was able to disable Security Shield from the app on my phone and now I am able to log in and download.