Domain Tagging

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r3s3rv3d

September 19, 2017 19:32

FYI I have a couple live examples here. Hopefully not by the time someone reads.

On the domain tagging section, we should be able to give examples. Right now if you run across a fake Microsoft tech support site and you tag it you will be tagging a sub domain or the top level. The example never shows what you have found, so the offending site only shows what is at the sub or top of the domain, not the page you actually came across like https://checksystemsecurity.download/1909/AR/US/2888/Edge587452/index.html

 

So,

 

You try to submit

https://checksystemsecurity.download/1909/AR/US/2888/Edge587452/index.html

 

You actually submit

https://checksystemsecurity.download

 

Or,

 

You try to submit

http://pfqu.yylmejczfwebwheels.review/19920/802/en2gw

 

You actually submit

http://pfqu.yylmejczfwebwheels.review

 

The community never gets to see the page in question. Probably just a blank page.

 

 

 

 

 

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  rotblitz September 20, 2017 08:11

  Adding an explaining URL is possible for certain categories, especially for adult categories..

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  r3s3rv3d September 23, 2017 18:54

  But not Fraud sites?

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  r3s3rv3d September 23, 2017 19:56

  Do you work for OPENDNS or are you just a responder trying to earn a forum badge? Do those look like porn sites to you? Thanks for the info, but personally parenting is the best porn blocker and as kids get smarter, they can bypass opendns. My situations involve fraud and tricking the user and let me tell you there are a lot of people that just keep clicking next out there apparently. Microsoft Tech Support Fraud, Adobe Flash Fraud, anything that can be done to scam an unsuspecting individual like the elderly. Oh yeah, Click Bait, Taboola ads. That garbage is way worse than porn to me. Old folks and computer noobs getting worked easy on Facebook I guess. If you want to find things to report I can put a laptop in front of my 75 yo mother and she'll find it. So I definitely like keeping her safe from garbage and of course her bank account.

  Its actually funny when I tag a domain some show an image of google.com. WTH? How is any one suppose to vote against a page that is not webspam, or fraud or advertising? It happens to be the number 1 page used by the world!

  That is just stupidity. So I'm kind of crass when someone gives a blanket response like they sit at home and have no clue what I'm talking about. Is this all falling on def ears?

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  rotblitz September 25, 2017 16:49

  "Do you work for OPENDNS or are you just a responder trying to earn a forum badge?"

  Neither.  One cannot "earn a forum badge" here. :(
  But a good idea to consider.

  Btw, I already voted your idea up before.  I'm currently the only voter.  Even you didn't vote it up.  So, no idea why your tone is as it is...

  If you want to talk to staff, you raise a ticket ("Submit a request" above).  Else you will foremost get answers from the community, if at all.

  And I have no idea what prevents you from submitting the domains in question as e.g. Web Spam nevertheless.
  Here you go: https://community.opendns.com/domaintagging/submit/
  Also here you may be able to speed things up by raising a support ticket with your explaining full URLs.

  And last but not least: what prevents you from blocking TLDs like download and review with your individual blacklist?  You normally don't want to visit domains under these TLDs anyway, do you?

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