Atom.com: “Suspected Phishing” Warning (Update)

I received an email from Atom.com notifying me that one of my domain names has been added to its new Sapphire Marketplace, which was announced earlier today:

✨ Introducing: Atom’s Sapphire Marketplace ✨

💎 The ultimate destination for the best non-.com domains!

🔥 Featuring premium single-English-word gems across 100+ TLDs.

🚀 Explore now: https://t.co/X0JB0y2LGB pic.twitter.com/LKH6YmetAK

— Atom.com (@atomHQ) January 16, 2025

When I attempted to login to my account on Atom.com, I saw an alarming message on my Chrome browser with a warning:

Warning
Suspected Phishing
This website has been reported for potential phishing.
Phishing is when a site attempts to steal sensitive information by falsely presenting as a safe source.

I visited the website in an Incognito Chrome browser, on Safari, and on Safari via my iPhone and saw the same message on each browser.

I see a Cloudflare notification on the bottom of the landing page, so I presume this page was put in place by Cloudflare rather than by Google Chrome or Apple Safari.

Hopefully Atom will get this resolved quickly.

Atom posted an update on X regarding the situation:

We’re aware of a Cloudflare warning appearing for visitors to https://t.co/V65lpVp0zm. This was triggered by a domain listed for sale in our marketplace due to its past usage. The domain has since been removed, and we are actively working with Cloudflare to resolve the issue and…

— Atom.com (@atomHQ) January 16, 2025

Update: The issue appears to have been resolved.