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Steps to reproduce:

secure http(replace with <https>)://sv.kuvio.cfd/AwETGAx_Pw9CEdkIpVGEkRveeAusJQ6cPxDCX6_pY6DgcYS5_8pNr-ux_8VM2Qscz_ELQYmQj8xx_k3yhjoRTtj1x2_e5E-Bcoiz16wXkTVErQ==?ci=5858952518452624914&n3er=yZSq5A==&fn=Microsoft%20Powerpoint%202019%20VL%2016.46&sd=759782&uu=lIaJhrzOpHZ7iXp6d32Oenx9iHk=!<

Expected behavior:
I shouldn't be able to visit this webpage. It could have some mysterious zero-day and the whole system is infected.

Orion, OS version; hardware type:
Orion 0.99.125.3-rc

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  • Vlad replied to this.

    btw its a good idea to replace https with smth like hxxps to prevent it from turning into a hyperlink

      Orion is a web browser and is supposed to allow you to visit any site possible.

      Even Google’s safe browsing does not block all malicious links. There’s no way to block a threat that isn’t yet known to exist. Unless one could see the future, it’s impossible to proactively block all malicious websites. This is not a problem that Orion can do anything about.

      Instead what you should do is upvote the post for custom blocklists.

        Vlad changed the title to Block Malicious sites .
          Merged 5 posts from Block Malicious sites.

            Vlad Are there any open source networks which have a database of blocked sites? Custom blocklist?

            • eirk replied to this.

                Fortrikka yes.. there are plenty. basically any filter list used by any adblocker.
                including steven black, osid, easylist, notracking, adguard lists, etc

                    eirk Would it be possible for Orion to implement such a network without incurring privacy loss, i.e. google safe browsing sending all dns information constantly to google's servers?

                        Fortrikka It would but there is not standard what is a malware site which makes ithis difficult, biased and opinionated to implement.

                            eirk What are the best custom blocklists?
                            And would they block sites such as these novel ones which may have a hidden zero day?

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