We've received reports from a couple of customers that the Avast/AVG antivirus software is wrongly flagging webmail.tigertech.net as “potential phishing”.

This is incorrect, which you can verify using other third-party security test sites.

We've reported this problem to the AVG authors, and hopefully they’ll fix it soon. In the meantime, we recommend that you add an “exception” or temporarily disable or bypass it (for example, on some versions you can click “Show More”, then “take me to this site anyway”).

If you're wondering why this happens, it's because AVG has a longstanding bug where their software doesn’t recognize that webmail pages just show email messages received from other people. If AVG thinks a page includes “phishing” text, they assumes the site itself generated the phishing (even though it came from somewhere else). So their software frequently lists many sites (sometimes including our webmail pages, Gmail and Facebook) for “phishing”.