The difference is that if GitHub is found distributing malware on GitHub pages, you can notify them, they verify it, take it down, and open a process to eventually ban the offender.
They expend enough effort in this as to ensure the vast majority of content on GitHub pages is not malware, and avoid getting blankedly flagged as such.
It's not clear if smolsite.zip can successfully set up a similar process, given that they'll serve just any zip that's in the URL, and they won't have the manpower to verify takedown requests.
They expend enough effort in this as to ensure the vast majority of content on GitHub pages is not malware, and avoid getting blankedly flagged as such.
It's not clear if smolsite.zip can successfully set up a similar process, given that they'll serve just any zip that's in the URL, and they won't have the manpower to verify takedown requests.