A powerful, automated malware blocklist service that aggregates threat intelligence from multiple sources and provides clean, regularly updated blocklists in various formats. Protect your network from malware, scams, and virus-spreading sites with our comprehensive filtering solution.
🌐 Live Blocklist: blocklist.ciganypixel.top
Last Updated: 2026-01-27
Total Entries: 15461
Active Threats: 15424
- 🔄 Automated Updates: Continuously syncs with multiple threat intelligence feeds
- 🎯 Multiple Formats: Supports uBlock Origin, AdBlock Plus, Dnsmasq, Hosts files, Pi-hole, and plain text
- 📊 Real-time Statistics: Live dashboard showing blocklist metrics and update status
- ⚡ High Performance: Built with Node.js and SQLite for optimal speed
- 🌐 Web Interface: Beautiful, responsive landing page with direct download links
| Format | Endpoint | Description |
|---|---|---|
| uBlock Origin | /blocklist/ublock |
Adblock Plus format with ` |
| AdBlock Plus | /blocklist/adblock |
Same as uBlock format for compatibility |
| Dnsmasq | /blocklist/dnsmasq |
address=/domain/0.0.0.0 format for DNS blocking |
| Hosts File | /blocklist/hosts |
Traditional 0.0.0.0 domain format |
| Pi-hole | /blocklist/pihole |
Plain domain list format for Pi-hole |
| Plain Text | /blocklist/plain |
Simple URL list without formatting |
| Raw | /blocklist/raw |
Direct access to raw blocklist data |
uBlock Origin:
- Open uBlock Origin settings
- Go to "Filter lists" tab
- Click "Import" and add:
https://blocklist.ciganypixel.top/blocklist/ublock
AdBlock Plus:
- Open AdBlock Plus settings
- Go to "Advanced" → "Filter lists"
- Add custom filter:
https://blocklist.ciganypixel.top/blocklist/adblock
Pi-hole:
# Add to Pi-hole blocklists
pihole -a audit add https://blocklist.ciganypixel.top/blocklist/piholeDnsmasq:
# Add to dnsmasq configuration
echo "conf-file=https://blocklist.ciganypixel.top/blocklist/dnsmasq" >> /etc/dnsmasq.confHosts File:
# Download and apply hosts file
wget -O /tmp/malware-hosts https://blocklist.ciganypixel.top/blocklist/hosts
cat /tmp/malware-hosts >> /etc/hosts# Download and save blocklist
curl -s https://blocklist.ciganypixel.top/blocklist/ublock > malware-blocklist.txt
# Check if a domain is blocked
grep "example.com" <(curl -s https://blocklist.ciganypixel.top/blocklist/plain)This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
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