November 11, 200421 yr I am looking for a good master list of restricted sites (hopefully in .reg format)...I have found one site and wanted to see if anyone had additionals sites with a master list..https://netfiles.uiuc.edu/ehowes/www/resource.htmThanks!!David
November 18, 200421 yr And then?I do not understand your problem.It is enough for you to save the files *.reg and of the additionners enter they, and is good! I you council to make a file inf like this:[HKLM] log0="\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\ActiveX Compatibility\" dir0="{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}" var0="Compatibility Flags" val0="dword:00000400" dir1="{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000221}" var1="Compatibility Flags" val1="dword:00000400" dir2="{00000000-5eb9-11d5-9d45-009027c14662}" var2="Compatibility Flags" val2="dword:00000400"...ect okay?
November 18, 200421 yr I think what ultravenom intented is that others who knew about other restricted sites lists available, to post the URL to those files here.The one he posted is IE-Spyad (which is very good)These are others I've used:Spyware guide block fileHpHosts
November 18, 200421 yr Doesnt the immunize feature within Spybot search and destroy do this?Or am i mistaken?|Drew|
November 19, 200421 yr Nois3: ultravenom already posted IE-Spyad (the link points to the page where IE-Spyad is described and downloaded from)
November 20, 200421 yr Well, I directly block out unwanted sites, by "restrict"ing them from the HOSTS file. Go here for an updated list:http://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/
January 6, 200521 yr Best is combination of IE-SpyAD and KillBits blocklist (http://www.spywareguide.com/blocklist.reg)
January 6, 200521 yr BTW maybe someone find it interesting - I was preparing corporate strategy against spyware for two big companies... We prepared lab for testing purposes and installed software from "amateur" solutions like Spybot to professional like corporate PestPatrol - and what do U think?Using KillBits and RestrictedSites was quite enough strong protection, even against threats like CWS! It really surprised me I have to say.BTW from normal solutions the best one was from ex-Giant
January 6, 200521 yr Best is combination of IE-SpyAD and KillBits blocklist (http://www.spywareguide.com/blocklist.reg)Is there a way to add this to Firefox?I know Spywareblaster can do it for me, but it isn't updated that often.
January 6, 200521 yr Both of them (RestrictedSites and KillBits blocklist) R just .reg files... So it is system-wide protection, not only IE
January 9, 200521 yr Somewhat on topic anyone know a killbit or registry tweak to prevent Toolbars (such as AOL, MySearch, ETC) from being installed? I already have "enable 3rd party browser extensions unchecked" but I dont think thats enough. FYI: I use Firefox and this tweak is not for me B)
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