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New alarm: alarm_baddomain: domain has a 'bad' classification. #131
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is this a duplicate of issue #127 ? |
Not sure if duplicate. |
Below the full list of bad words that should be checked against. I created this by carving the documentation by the domain classifiers. Some words are cut short for easier checking. abortion, adult, adware, alcohol, anonym, botnet, c2, command and control, compromised, controlled, copyright, crime, criminal, cryptocurrency, discrimination, early warning, extreme, file sharing, freeware, gambling, gore, gruesome, hacking, hate, illegal, intolerance, keyloggers, lottery, malicious, malnets, malware, marijuana, mature, military, moderated, nudity, p2p, phishing, piracy, placeholders, political, pornography, proxy, questionable, scam, sects, sex, shareware, spam, spyware, suspicious, tabacco, unwanted, usenet, violence, warez, weapons |
pending on #270 |
After discussion with @fastlorenzo, decided that this first needs restructuring of how we handle domain info. So this is pending on #270 |
alarm when a domain has a 'bad' classification.
Bad is defined in the list that is already added as comment to alarm_check4 in alarm.py.
This list of bad words comes from a review of classes defined by the domain checkers as currently supported by chameleon.py
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