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README.md
Domain blocklists for PiHole, Blokada, Diversion, PersonalDNSfilter, pfBlockerNG, PersonalBlocklist, DNScrypt Proxy & Co.
Other formats: Hosts | AdGuard/AdBlock
DNS blacklists (Black-/Blocklists)
Overview:
List | Big | Multi | Light | Fake | Personal | OISD full | OISD basic |
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Big | X | X | X | X | X | ||
Multi | X | X | X | ||||
Light | X | ||||||
Fake | + | + | + | ||||
Personal | |||||||
Affiliate & Tracking | + | + | + | + | |||
Threat Intelligence Feeds | + | + | + | + | |||
DoH-VPN-Proxy-Bypass | + | + | + | + |
X= contains the named list in the column header
+= expands the named list in the column header
Totallist (recommendation)
Big - Zelo's "Big" Blocklist: Blocks ads, tracking, metrics, telemetry, fake, phishing, malware, coins, crypto and other "crap". An all-in-one blocklist that does not block any mandatory "functions" - no strict blocking. Dead hosts (hosts addresses that no longer exist) have been removed from this list. It can be used as a standalone blocklist. The prerequisite is that the ad blocker can handle large lists. With Pihole, for example, this is no problem.
Link: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Zelo72/rpi/master/pihole/blocklists/big.txt
Sources: Stats
Basiclists (included in Big blocklist)
Multi - Zelo's "Multi" blocklist: Blocks ads, tracking, metrics, telemetry, phishing, malware, coins, crypto and other "crap". The "light" version of the big list. A light all-in-one blocklist that does not block any mandatory "functions" - no strict blocking. Dead hosts (hosts addresses that no longer exist) have been removed from this list. It can be used as a standalone blocklist.
Link: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Zelo72/rpi/master/pihole/blocklists/multi.txt
Sources: Stats
Light - Zelo's "Light" blocklist: Blocks ads, tracking, metrics, telemetry. The "very light" version of the multi list. A lightweight blocklist for ad blockers who have problems with large lists that does not block any mandatory "functions" - no strict blocking. Dead hosts (hosts addresses that no longer exist) have been removed from this list.
Link: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Zelo72/rpi/master/pihole/blocklists/light.txt
Sources: Stats
Fake - Zelo's "Fake" blocklist: Blocks fake stores, -news, -science, -streaming, rip-offs, cost traps and co. Based on various consumer sites, warnings and other fake lists. As a recommended addition to the multi or light blocklist, the domains from the fake blocklist are included in the big blocklist.
Link: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Zelo72/rpi/master/pihole/blocklists/fake.txt
Sources: Consumer Sites, Trusted Shops, Watchlist Internet, zelo72 - Stats
Personallists (included in Light/Multi/Big blocklist)
Personal - Zelo's "Personal" blocklist: Blocks ads, tracking, metrics, telemetry and other "crap". As an extension for other blocklists. The personal blocklist is already included in my light/multi/big blocklist!
Link: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Zelo72/rpi/master/pihole/blocklists/personal.txt
Sources: Stats
Extensionlists (if required - as an extension to the big, multi or light blocklist)
Affiliate&Tracking - Zelo's "Affiliate & Tracking Plus" Blocklist: Blocks additional ads, ad links, tracking, metrics and telemetry. An extension to the light/multi/big blocklist. Note: This blocklist also blocks e.g. links marked as ads in Google search or affiliate links in mail offers. (Optional)
Link: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Zelo72/rpi/master/pihole/blocklists/affiliatetracking.txt
Sources: Stats
ThreatIntelligenceFeeds- Zelo's "Threat Intelligence Feeds": Blocks Malware, Crypto, Coins, Spam, Scam and Pishing - domains known to spread malware, launch phishing attacks, host command-and-control servers and more. Increases secutity significantly. (Optional)
An attempt has been made to avoid false positive domains, but still this list may contain false positive domains. Therefore, an admin should be available to allow falsely blocked domains when you use this list. Please report false positive domains.
Link: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Zelo72/rpi/master/pihole/blocklists/threat-intelligence.txt
Sources: Stats
DoH-VPN-Proxy-Bypass - Zelo's "DoH/VPN/TOR/Proxy Bypass Blocklist": Prevent methods to bypass your DNS: DNS over HTTPS, VPN, TOR, Proxies. To ensure the bootstrap is your DNS server you must redirect standard DNS outbound (UDP 53) to an internal server and block all DoT (TCP 853) outbound. (Optional)
Link: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Zelo72/rpi/master/pihole/blocklists/doh-vpn-proxy-bypass.txt
Sources: Stats
Beta/Experimental
I am currently testing an "Everything" experimental version of my blocklists with more discreet whitelisting. Testers are welcome.
More information and the links to the different versions of the blocklist can be found in the following issue: German version | English version
An attempt has been made to avoid false positive domains, but still this list may contain false positive domains. Therefore, an admin should be available to allow falsely blocked domains when you use this list. Please report false positive domains.
Note
The blocklists were created for purely personal, private use. They were designed to avoid false positive domains as much as possible and not to block any needed features. Maximum blocking with full functionality. They were compiled from numerous sources, my own blacklists and various whitelists. To keep the lists as small as possible, dead domains are removed regularly.
The blocklists are updated daily.
Credits
A huge thank you to the following list maintainers of the sources used:
ABPindo, abpvn, AdAway, adblock.gardar.net, AdguardTeam, AdroitAdorKhan, AhaDNS, alphasoc.net, AmnestyTech, anudeepND, azorult-tracker.net, badmojr, bigdargon, blokadaorg, bongochong, botvrij.eu, boutetnico, cbuijs, cert-pa.it, chrisjudk, common-lisp.net, curbengh, cyberthreatcoalition.org, d3ward, Dan Pollock (someonewhocares.org), DandelionSprout, davidonzo, DRSDavidSoft, durablenapkin, easylist, EasyList-Lithuania, easylist-thailand, EnergizedProtection, FadeMind, guardicore, hl2guide, hole.cert.pl, hoshsadiq, hostfiles.frogeye.fr, hpthreatresearch, iam-py-test, infinitytec, jdlingyu, jkrejcha, joewein.net, JoseGalRe, kargig, Kees1958, KevinThomas0, kriskintel.com, Laicure, latvian-list, matomo-org, metamask, mitchellkrogza, mkb2091, Natizyskunk, nextdns, notracking, ookangzheng, oneoffdallas, orca.pet, osint.digitalside.it, paulgb, Peter Lowe (pgl.yoyo.org), phishing.army, piperun, PolishFiltersTeam, prodaft, quidsup, raghavdua1995, rescure.me, RPiList, rspamd, scafroglia93, ShadowWhisperer, shreyasminocha, socram8888, Spam404, stamparm, stanev.org, Stephan (sjhgvr - oisd.nl), StevenBlack, stonecrusher, stopforumspam.com, T145, tiuxo, tomasko126, travisboss, uBlockOrigin, Ultimate-Hosts-Blacklist, URLhaus, usom.gov.tr, velesila, WaLLy3K, What-Zit-Tooya, windscribe.com, winhelp2002.mvps.org, yecarrillo, Yhonay, zebpalmer, ZeroDot1, zoso.ro
For a better internet - keep the internet clean!
Test results of around 6000 website views from WhoTracks.Me website list with active big and affiliate & tracking block list: