You can also create a new file in /jffs called "shared-xbox-whitelist" then paste the entries above to it save and reboot.
@JT Strickland
If you click on the following link you should get a malicious site warning and your stats will go up:
http://wrs49.winshipway.com
wrs49.winshipway.com/
Category: 74(Spyware)
WTP Score: 49(Dangerous)
Credibility: 1(Dangerous) [Obsoleted]
By CoreTech WRS team (AllofTWWRSOPSTeam@dl.trendmicro.com)
Thanks you so much for this but I am not quite sure how to create that file, could I get further instructions? Sorry for such a basic question, I'd just rather not add them one at a time.
Update: Ok I can now create files in /jiffs just not exactly sure where to create the file called shared-xbox-shirtelist.
put the file on "/jffs/addons/shared-whitelists/" as the old instructions are deprecated .Thanks you so much for this but I am not quite sure how to create that file, could I get further instructions? Sorry for such a basic question, I'd just rather not add them one at a time.
Update: Ok I can now create files in /jiffs just not exactly sure where to create the file called shared-xbox-shirtelist.
How can I add this to Skynet ban malwarelist?URLhaus, cracked 200,000 malware URLs tracked. The majority of the malware sites tracked by URLhaus are related to Emotet (aka Heodo), followed by Mirai, Gayfgyt and Gozi ISFB (aka Ursnif). But there are many other threats being tracked with the help of the infosec community. There are several ways how to utilize the data generated by the community to protect your network and users.
The URLhaus RPZ gets updated every 5 minutes and excludes the Alexa Top 1M sites to reduce the amount of false positives."
How can I add this to Skynet ban malwarelist?
@CriticJay did you flush the cache/restart the browser on the phone to test too?
@CriticJay, I turned off WiFi on my android phone and clicked on the link in post 6826 above and got exactly what you've posted too.
Note 10 running the latest official firmware Android version 10 with One UI version 2.0 and Security update dated March 31, 2020.
Is this an ISP 'protection' or something similar?
Are they websites you visited before and are still cached in your browser’s cache? Have you tested with a domain you have never visited before?I banned countries RU and CN but when I am still able to open websites hosted in those countries. Am I misunderstanding the country ban?
if [ -n "$SSH_CLIENT" ]; then
cltipaddr="$(echo "$SSH_CLIENT" | awk '{print $1}')"
if [ "$(ip neigh 2>/dev/null | awk '{print $1}' | grep -cw $cltipaddr)" -eq "0" ]; then
REMOTE_ACCESS="1"
fi
fi
Could be there stuff is distributed to other server farms in other countries.I banned countries RU and CN but when I am still able to open websites hosted in those countries. Am I misunderstanding the country ban?
Are they websites you visited before and are still cached in your browser’s cache? Have you tested with a domain you have never visited before?
I think you nailed it, I tried several sites and there were a few that wouldn't load.Could be there stuff is distributed to other server farms in other countries.
Skynet is an IP based blocking solution, for DNS based lists you are better off using something like Diversion.
Withdrawing consent triggers a reboot, if I remember correctly, wiping out stats in memory or tmpfs filesystems.Today, I turned off AIProtection on my router. I am not running QoS or any other features that require acceptance of TrendMicro's privacy policies (no, I'm not paranoid, I just turned off AIProtection and Withdrew my acceptance of their policies).
Anyways, this immediately zeroed-out and made unavailable Skynet stats. I didn't dig any further to see if Skynet was still running.
I turned AIProtection back on, accepted the privacy policies, and all was ok again with Skynet.
I turned OFF AIProtection, but didn't Withdraw my acceptance of TrendMicro's policies. So, I can turn off and on AIProtection, and Skynet stats still work fine, as long as I don't Withdraw acceptance of TrendMicro's privacy policies. Why is that?
Thanks,
Anton
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