Internet DNS name reputation search.
Use
!bl-dns to check the reputation of an Internet DNS name. This command determines whether a domain name is listed in a bad-reputation list, a not-safe-for-family list, or a not-safe-for-children list.
If a domain name is not malicious for other computer systems and simply hosts content that may not be appropriate for children, this will be clearly stated.
Internet DNS names characterized as "malicious" by bad-reputation lists may have been used to propagate malware, facilitate social engineering attacks, or send spam. A domain name listed in a bad-reputation list does not necessarily mean that the registered owner, developers, or system administrators are irresponsible or malicious. Systems may have been compromised or exploited due to security gaps. Some attacks are sophisticated and difficult to mitigate. Even large Internet companies, defended by capable and diligent hackers, have been harmed by serious attacks in the past.
Usage:
!bl-dns <domain-name>
The following examples are chosen in random from domain names that have been listed in the past in a major bad-reputation list. The following examples are random and do not imply anything for the domain name registered owners nor the system administrators attending the systems that support these names.
Examples:
!bl-dns orgsite.info!bl-dns kernel-alt-v3.com!bl-dns webprocediweb.comSee also:
!bl-dns-slow !bouncer !help !bl