Hackers use dummy domains to send spam emails containing malware to victims. We have a long list of known email addresses sent by the hackers.
This issue, processes the list of domains and adds the bad ones to the block lists.
The good domains will be either added to the whitelists e.g. aol.com is a major website and shouldn't be blocked. However, good domains not in the top 1 million internet websites should not be added to the whitelists and just ignored (as they maybe confirmed later on to be sending spam/malware).
Enhancement idea
Description
Hackers use dummy domains to send spam emails containing malware to victims. We have a long list of known email addresses sent by the hackers.
This issue, processes the list of domains and adds the bad ones to the block lists.
The good domains will be either added to the whitelists e.g.
aol.com
is a major website and shouldn't be blocked. However, good domains not in the top 1 million internet websites should not be added to the whitelists and just ignored (as they maybe confirmed later on to be sending spam/malware).Links
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IOC
I2P websites
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IPFS websites
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Tor2web websites
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TOR websites
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URL's
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Folders
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Sub-Domains
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Domains
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IP's
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Emails
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Wallet addresses
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Mining pool addresses
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