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The blocked domain is part of the JAMA Network which is the umbrella organization that publishes a variety of high-quality peer-reviewed medical journals under the American Medical Association. JAMA publications are among the most reputable medical publications in healthcare, and I think the domain that was blocked is unlikely to be an actual phishing threat. Anyone know of reasons why OpenDNS might have reported it as such?
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