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Scam Blocklist

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General Blacklists · refreshed daily · last verified

Scam Blocklist is a General Blacklists threat-intelligence feed, refreshed daily, indexed by WhisperGraph. WhisperGraph currently records 1,830 indicators listed by it.

What is Scam Blocklist

Scam Blocklist is a GitHub-published hosts-file-style domain blocklist maintained by durablenapkin, focused specifically on scam sites — fake tech-support pages, fraudulent online stores, cryptocurrency giveaway scams, and similar consumer-fraud infrastructure — rather than the malware and phishing categories most general blacklists prioritise. It is built by combining automated detection with manual review submissions from a contributor community, and is distributed in formats compatible with Pi-hole, AdGuard, and standard hosts files. Because consumer scam sites rotate domains quickly, the project maintains an active update cadence. It is indexed here as a dedicated consumer-scam domain reference distinct from the malware-focused lists elsewhere in this catalogue.

Source
https://github.com/durablenapkin/scamblocklist
Refresh cadence
daily

Category drift. The curated category for this feed is General Blacklists, while WhisperGraph currently files it under consumer-scam.

Indicators currently listed

1,830 indicators across 1 node type.

HOSTNAME · 1,830

Related pages

Pivot from Scam Blocklist into the indicators it lists.

Queries

Resolves the feed's categories.


MATCH (f:FEED_SOURCE {name: $slug})
OPTIONAL MATCH (f)-[:BELONGS_TO]->(c:CATEGORY)
WITH f, collect(c.name) AS categories
RETURN f.name AS slug, f.id AS id, categories
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The indicator-kind rollup and sample listed above.


MATCH (f:FEED_SOURCE {name: $slug})<-[:LISTED_IN]-(x)
WITH labels(x)[0] AS kind, count(*) AS listed, collect(x.name)[0..5] AS sample
RETURN kind, listed, sample
ORDER BY listed DESC
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Or query Whisper from your own LLM workflow via the Whisper MCP server.