Set of hosts to add #633
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Hi @Wiggum127, are you still up for this ? I would love to setup a repository for you within this GitHub organization 😄 |
We at mypdns would also be very happy to receive your records, we are also developing a browser add-on for future commits for allowing more people to approve incoming suggestion for blacklisting, Feel free to have a look |
I'm still up for this. I'm currently managing my list via Gitlab https://gitlab.com/Wiggum27/blockers/-/blob/master/hosts. Doing irregular updates on an ad-hoc basis. Mainly catching domains which pass through my pi-hole setup which is already blocking 2M+ domains. Any suggestion is welcome. |
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@spirillen @funilrys see my comments above. How do we proceed from here ? |
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Let see how people will react to that new list 😄 Once the |
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@Wiggum127 @funilrys have put up your list to this project and that's fine 😄 You are still more than welcome to contribute to mypdns as well with new records |
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Sorry to abuse this thrad, but @Wiggum127 why do you have all these subdomains?? adj1.thruport.com It seems to be invalid records: https://mypdns.org/my-privacy-dns/matrix/-/issues/980713 |
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Years ago (2017) I started of with the block list by StevenBlack with the standard malware list + fakenews and gambling From that snapshot I've started adding my own findings, hardening against tracking, phishing, malware etc. I haven't done any checking of invalid entries which no longer have a DNS entry. Those were in the StevenBlack list in 2017, but have since been abandoned. I guess this is what you've found. I'll make the necessary changes and drop subdomains from my list in my repo. In the meantime, how do we deal with other feedback/issues on my list? |
Well in the past I started out on Gitlab just like you, then they first changed the user agreement to violate your privacy, then (now) they buttered it all up with google which is 100% blacklisted on my network I can suggest any of these methods https://mypdns.org/mypdns/support/-/wikis/home#contact or you could make up a wiggum get in touch repo Then I send @homer |
Throughout the years I've gathered a small set of hostnames. Mainly tracking, but also advertising or some malware/phishing. At the time I captured these, these were not (yet) included in other projects' blacklists and slipped through my setup.
I would like to contribute these to this project (or other projects), but it's not clear to me what the best approach is.
Should I log an issue to specific repositories, depending of the type/reason to block ?
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