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Answer #1: Posted by TechSupport101 on December 25th, 2015 10:15 PM

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Hi. You need to use Bing's debug tool to isolate the cause of Bing's malware frown and then remove or modify it as suggested. Go here https://www.bing.com/webmaster/help/malware-re-evaluation-e6982183 for more info.

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Answer #2: Posted by waelsaidani1 on December 25th, 2015 10:22 PM

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STEPS TO SUBMIT A PAGE REMOVAL REQUEST

You can submit a page removal request for a page that is no longer live on the web (404) by doing the following:

Go to http://www.bing.com/webmaster/tools/content-removal and sign in with your Microsoft account (formerly known as Windows Live ID)
In the Content URL input box, enter the exact URL you found in the Bing web results (for example, by using Copy Shortcut/Copy Link Address functionality in your browser)
In the Removal Type drop-down menu select Page Removal
Click Submit

When you click submit, we will run a check whether the page is actually no longer available on the web. If that is the case, we will submit the request and add it theSubmission History table. However, if we detect that the page is still live on the web we will prompt that you can only submit an outdated cache removal (see steps below).