There are probably n lists out there, it's just a matter of being of use to you, and whether or not they're PeerBlock's format. who knows.Īnyway, for ZeuS, SpyEye and Palevo trackers, if you're interested, there's Mirage Anti-Bot, which has been mentioned in the other anti-malware section. I wonder if that ZeuS list is actually provided by abuse.ch? Wouldn't abuse.ch also provide SpyEye and Palevo PeerBlock's format as well? Then again, maybe it is. There are lists to block access to SpyEye, ZeuS or even Palevo commmand and control servers, by abuse.ch.

Do you want to block countries? Go crazy and block them.ĭo you want to prevent access to malicious IPs? There are some lists in PeerBlock's format, such as the default Spyware, but I never really looked into it to see how great it is.

For your normal browsing, just disable those anti-P2P lists, otherwise you'll see lots of web pages being blocked.ĭo you want it to block access to education institutions web sites? Use the education list. Do you want it to block anti-P2P? So, use those lists when needed. You'd have to give it a try.Īnyway, I hope they don't forget about PeerBlock, or that at least someone else with great skills takes the code and works it.Ĭlick to expand.It's what you want it to be. There's a Bluetack's tool, something like Blocklist Manager I think, that allows to convert different formats, but I'm not sure how good it is. You'd have to create a script/program that would do it on your behalf. There are some lists you could use, but are not originally in PeerBlock's format. (Let's forget about proxies and all that.) I suppose they have to be effective for the what you wish to do with them.įor instance, let's imagine you want to block access to A,B,C country IPs, then if you use lists that block communications to those IPs, then it's effective at blocking those.

Regarding how effective PeerBlock is, that will depend on the lists one uses. But this should be for PeerBlock v2.0.Īccording to their website, they were working on improvements for the current version, which would come out as v1.2. And, also which processes to allow to make that communication.

There have been some requests to allow communication to an IP, but only if it matches a given domain. From what I've read both at the forums before and at the official website, there are plans for a new version, which will be coded from scratch and work in an entirely different way.

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