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sluggard

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Dad (Husband too) Background {product mgt|appdev|ml|privacy|sales(really)} Current doing PM work

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jerry, to random
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Good news: I challenged Adguard’s block of Infosec.exchange and they just got back to me that they corrected the misclassification

sluggard,
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@r000t @jerry not saying it has anything to do with this, but a week or two ago I found infosec.exchange toots listed in a block list. One of the toots shared information on a malware signature.
There are dumb false positives out there

jerry, to random
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Request: before accusing your instance admin of shadow banning you, or of trying to spy on you, or of trying to install malware in your browser, or of deleting your posts, please take a moment to try a "normal" browser that doesn't have all the security and privacy gunk.

thx

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sluggard,
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@jerry I feel seen

sluggard, to random
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@support This might be something on my side, but I'm seeing infosec.exchange block-listed from Google Safe Browsing and possibly some other security "deny lists/block lists".

sluggard,
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@jerry @support the transparency report is fine. https://transparencyreport.google.com/safe-browsing/search?url=https:%2F%2Finfosec.exchange%2Fexplore&hl=en

I’ll check another list. Thanks for looking

sluggard,
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@jerry @support
It might be an overly broad interpretation.
Infosec.exchange is in the Emerging Threats "ET Open" ruleset (now owned by Proofpoint)
https://rules.emergingthreats.net/OPEN_download_instructions.html

infosec.exchange/@ginkgo/109436074199108459; is in emerging-malware.rules

in emerging-phishing.rules, there is this:
infosec.exchange/@rmceoin/109604157428550003

both show up in sid-msg.map

sluggard,
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@jerry @support And looking at the two posts, I can see why they came up. They shouldn't, but whatever Proofpoint is using to find threats isn't smart enough to understand that someone is posting hash codes for malware and phishing identifiers.

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