diff --git a/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareABP.txt b/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareABP.txt index 804b1d8c2..d5cbca42f 100644 --- a/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareABP.txt +++ b/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareABP.txt @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ [Adblock Plus 3.4] ! Title: πŸ’Š Dandelion Sprout's Anti-Malware List (for AdBlock and Adblock Plus) -! Version: 06March2020v2-Beta +! Version: 02April2020v1-Beta ! Expires: 5 days ! Description: Most anti-malware lists are pretty big and can cover a 5- or 6-digit amount of specific domains. But my list hereby claims to remove more than 25% of all known malware sites with just a 2-digit amount of entries. This is mostly done by blocking top-level domains that have become devastatingly abused by spammers, usually because they allowed for free and uncontrolled domain registrations. There's also additional categories that cover unusual malware and phishing domains that very few other lists seem to cover. ! For more information, details, helpful tools, and other lists that I've made, visit https://github.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/blob/master/Wiki/General-info.md#english @@ -46,6 +46,7 @@ ||1hos.cf^ ||1hosts.cf^ ||everythingisnt.com^ +||vin-plastiks.com^ ! β€”β€”β€” Old tech-related domains that have fallen into the hands of questionable new owners. β€”β€”β€” ! To log in to TP-Link routers, use tplinkwifi.net instead. @@ -301,4 +302,10 @@ addons.mozilla.org#?#li.SearchResult:-abp-contains(Adblocker.Global) ||androidweblog.com^ ||hardreset.info^ +! If you run a webserver of any sort, and you get incoming requests to resolve these domains, that's rarely a good sign for that requestor's intentions + + + + + ! Placeholder line for alternate list versions diff --git a/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareAdGuard.txt b/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareAdGuard.txt index 1dab434bd..8d13b2a7c 100644 --- a/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareAdGuard.txt +++ b/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareAdGuard.txt @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ [AdGuard β‰₯6] ! Title: πŸ’Š Dandelion Sprout's Anti-Malware List (for AdGuard) -! Version: 06March2020v2-Beta +! Version: 02April2020v1-Beta ! Expires: 5 days ! Description: Most anti-malware lists are pretty big and can cover a 5- or 6-digit amount of specific domains. But my list hereby claims to remove more than 25% of all known malware sites with just a 2-digit amount of entries. This is mostly done by blocking top-level domains that have become devastatingly abused by spammers, usually because they allowed for free and uncontrolled domain registrations. There's also additional categories that cover unusual malware and phishing domains that very few other lists seem to cover. ! For more information, details, helpful tools, and other lists that I've made, visit https://github.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/blob/master/Wiki/General-info.md#english @@ -70,6 +70,7 @@ google.*##.srg:has(a[oncontextmenu][href*=".php?xxx="]) ||1hos.cf^$empty,important ||1hosts.cf^$empty,important ||everythingisnt.com^$empty,important +||vin-plastiks.com^$empty,important ! β€”β€”β€” Old tech-related domains that have fallen into the hands of questionable new owners. β€”β€”β€” ! To log in to TP-Link routers, use tplinkwifi.net instead. @@ -325,4 +326,12 @@ addons.mozilla.org#?#li.SearchResult:-abp-contains(Adblocker.Global) ||androidweblog.com^$empty,important ||hardreset.info^$empty,important +! If you run a webserver of any sort, and you get incoming requests to resolve these domains, that's rarely a good sign for that requestor's intentions +!#if !ext_ublock +!#if !adguard +||version.bind^ +|pizzaseo.com^ +!#endif +!#endif + ! Placeholder line for alternate list versions diff --git a/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareAdGuardHome.txt b/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareAdGuardHome.txt index d1711611e..0df4403fe 100644 --- a/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareAdGuardHome.txt +++ b/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareAdGuardHome.txt @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ [Adblock Plus 3.4] ! Title: πŸ’Š Dandelion Sprout's Anti-Malware List (for AdGuard Home) -! Version: 06March2020v2-Beta +! Version: 02April2020v1-Beta ! Expires: 5 days ! Description: Most anti-malware lists are pretty big and can cover a 5- or 6-digit amount of specific domains. But my list hereby claims to remove more than 25% of all known malware sites with just a 2-digit amount of entries. This is mostly done by blocking top-level domains that have become devastatingly abused by spammers, usually because they allowed for free and uncontrolled domain registrations. There's also additional categories that cover unusual malware and phishing domains that very few other lists seem to cover. ! For more information, details, helpful tools, and other lists that I've made, visit https://github.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/blob/master/Wiki/General-info.md#english @@ -88,6 +88,7 @@ ||1hos.cf^ ||1hosts.cf^ ||everythingisnt.com^ +||vin-plastiks.com^ ! β€”β€”β€” Old tech-related domains that have fallen into the hands of questionable new owners. β€”β€”β€” ! To log in to TP-Link routers, use tplinkwifi.net instead. @@ -268,4 +269,12 @@ ||androidweblog.com^ ||hardreset.info^ +! If you run a webserver of any sort, and you get incoming requests to resolve these domains, that's rarely a good sign for that requestor's intentions + + +||version.bind^ +|pizzaseo.com^ + + + ! Placeholder line for alternate list versions diff --git a/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareDomains.txt b/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareDomains.txt index 2c74df271..54e9ccbca 100644 --- a/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareDomains.txt +++ b/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareDomains.txt @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ # Title: πŸ’Š Dandelion Sprout's Anti-Malware List (Domains list version) -# Version: 06March2020v2-Beta +# Version: 02April2020v1-Beta # Expires: 5 days # Description: Most anti-malware lists are pretty big and can cover a 5- or 6-digit amount of specific domains. But my list hereby claims to remove more than 25% of all known malware sites with just a 2-digit amount of entries. This is mostly done by blocking top-level domains that have become devastatingly abused by spammers, usually because they allowed for free and uncontrolled domain registrations. There's also additional categories that cover unusual malware and phishing domains that very few other lists seem to cover. # For more information, details, helpful tools, and other lists that I've made, visit https://github.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/blob/master/Wiki/General-info.md#english @@ -45,6 +45,7 @@ securemecca.com 1hos.cf 1hosts.cf everythingisnt.com +vin-plastiks.com # β€”β€”β€” Old tech-related domains that have fallen into the hands of questionable new owners. β€”β€”β€” # To log in to TP-Link routers, use tplinkwifi.net instead. @@ -225,4 +226,12 @@ unofficialtwrp.com androidweblog.com hardreset.info +# If you run a webserver of any sort, and you get incoming requests to resolve these domains, that's rarely a good sign for that requestor's intentions +# +# +version.bind +pizzaseo.com +# +# + diff --git a/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareHosts.txt b/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareHosts.txt index d369cd4f3..5d84de58c 100644 --- a/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareHosts.txt +++ b/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareHosts.txt @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ # Title: πŸ’Š Dandelion Sprout's Anti-Malware List (Β«hostsΒ» file version) -# Version: 06March2020v2-Alpha +# Version: 02April2020v1-Alpha # Expires: 5 days # Description: Most anti-malware lists are pretty big and can cover a 5- or 6-digit amount of specific domains. But my list hereby claims to remove more than 25% of all known malware sites with just a 2-digit amount of entries. This is mostly done by blocking top-level domains that have become devastatingly abused by spammers, usually because they allowed for free and uncontrolled domain registrations. There's also additional categories that cover unusual malware and phishing domains that very few other lists seem to cover. # For more information, details, helpful tools, and other lists that I've made, visit https://github.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/blob/master/Wiki/General-info.md#english @@ -45,6 +45,7 @@ 127.0.0.1 1hos.cf 127.0.0.1 1hosts.cf 127.0.0.1 everythingisnt.com +127.0.0.1 vin-plastiks.com # β€”β€”β€” Old tech-related domains that have fallen into the hands of questionable new owners. β€”β€”β€” # To log in to TP-Link routers, use tplinkwifi.net instead. @@ -225,4 +226,12 @@ 127.0.0.1 androidweblog.com 127.0.0.1 hardreset.info +# If you run a webserver of any sort, and you get incoming requests to resolve these domains, that's rarely a good sign for that requestor's intentions +# +# +127.0.0.1 version.bind +127.0.0.1 pizzaseo.com +# +# + diff --git a/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwarePrivoxy.action b/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwarePrivoxy.action index c591c9551..cb22513e9 100644 --- a/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwarePrivoxy.action +++ b/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwarePrivoxy.action @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ {+block} # Title: πŸ’Š Dandelion Sprout's Anti-Malware List (for Privoxy) -# Version: 06March2020v2-Alpha +# Version: 02April2020v1-Alpha # Expires: 5 days # Description: Most anti-malware lists are pretty big and can cover a 5- or 6-digit amount of specific domains. But my list hereby claims to remove more than 25% of all known malware sites with just a 2-digit amount of entries. This is mostly done by blocking top-level domains that have become devastatingly abused by spammers, usually because they allowed for free and uncontrolled domain registrations. There's also additional categories that cover unusual malware and phishing domains that very few other lists seem to cover. # For more information, details, helpful tools, and other lists that I've made, visit https://github.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/blob/master/Wiki/General-info.md#english @@ -52,6 +52,7 @@ .1hos.cf .1hosts.cf .everythingisnt.com +.vin-plastiks.com {+block} # β€”β€”β€” Old tech-related domains that have fallen into the hands of questionable new owners. β€”β€”β€” @@ -249,6 +250,14 @@ .androidweblog.com .hardreset.info +# If you run a webserver of any sort, and you get incoming requests to resolve these domains, that's rarely a good sign for that requestor's intentions +# +# +.version.bind +|pizzaseo.com +# +# + {-block} # Manually updated Privoxy version of the whitelisted domains from the other versions of this list. .coolcmd.tk diff --git a/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareTPL.tpl b/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareTPL.tpl index 697d75f2b..f0a44a954 100644 --- a/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareTPL.tpl +++ b/Alternate versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareTPL.tpl @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ msFilterList # Title: πŸ’Š Dandelion Sprout's Anti-Malware List (Internet Explorer TPL) -# Version: 06March2020v2-Beta +# Version: 02April2020v1-Beta : expires = 5 # Description: Most anti-malware lists are pretty big and can cover a 5- or 6-digit amount of specific domains. But my list hereby claims to remove more than 25% of all known malware sites with just a 2-digit amount of entries. This is mostly done by blocking top-level domains that have become devastatingly abused by spammers, usually because they allowed for free and uncontrolled domain registrations. There's also additional categories that cover unusual malware and phishing domains that very few other lists seem to cover. # For more information, details, helpful tools, and other lists that I've made, visit https://github.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/blob/master/Wiki/General-info.md#english @@ -88,6 +88,7 @@ msFilterList -d 1hos.cf -d 1hosts.cf -d everythingisnt.com +-d vin-plastiks.com # β€”β€”β€” Old tech-related domains that have fallen into the hands of questionable new owners. β€”β€”β€” # To log in to TP-Link routers, use tplinkwifi.net instead. @@ -268,4 +269,10 @@ msFilterList -d androidweblog.com -d hardreset.info +# If you run a webserver of any sort, and you get incoming requests to resolve these domains, that's rarely a good sign for that requestor's intentions + + + + + # Placeholder line for alternate list versions