Have been using SweetAlert for 2-ish years on our website and just recently had a customer report a problem that our website was being blocked because of a script reference to unpkg.com. The SweetAlert guide page specifies the URL (https://unpkg.com/sweetalert/dist/sweetalert.min.js) we are using as our source for SweetAlert and we are not using anything else at unpkg.com. Customer's report says that unpkg.com is flagged as malicious and containing the ramnit trojan.
Have been using SweetAlert for 2-ish years on our website and just recently had a customer report a problem that our website was being blocked because of a script reference to unpkg.com. The SweetAlert guide page specifies the URL (https://unpkg.com/sweetalert/dist/sweetalert.min.js) we are using as our source for SweetAlert and we are not using anything else at unpkg.com. Customer's report says that unpkg.com is flagged as malicious and containing the ramnit trojan.