Bing flagging pages as Malware

Posted by Vince Pettit on Pro Webmasters See other posts from Pro Webmasters or by Vince Pettit
Published on 2012-03-15T17:04:21Z Indexed on 2012/09/17 9:52 UTC
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Bing has flagged some pages on a site I manage as malware, these have been looked at and looks like there was some malware at some point but it's now since been removed.

It's also pointing to some pages which no longer exist saying there is malware on those.

Is there anything specific I need to do to get Bing to stop trying to access the removed pages and also deflag the pages that have been fixed.

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