Is there any list to block Newly Active Domains and/or similar?

[ExtRIELICi]

I recently discovered this feature, along with many other similar ones, on docs.dns0.eu:

• Newly Observed Domains (NOD)
• Newly Observed Hostnames (NOH)
• Newly Active Hostnames (NAH)
• Newly Issued Certificates (NIC)

However, from what I understand, these features are not available on services like NextDNS, ControlD, or AdGuard.

These features seem very interesting, but with dns0, most of them appear to be either behind a paywall or lack customization and control. This is because they only provide a DNS address, unlike NextDNS, which offers a control center where you can adjust settings to your preferences.

For example, Newly Active Domains are domains that were inactive for a while but have suddenly become active. This behavior is often a strong indicator of malicious activity.

Are there any HaGeZi (or other) filter lists that cover these cases, also shown in the screenshot I attached below? If not, are there any plans to create such lists?

[hagezi]

@xRuffKez

[Dynamic5912]

It's listed right here...

[Dynamic5912]

@xRuffKez - be interested to know what the differences are between the 14/30 days lists and the 14/30 day phishing lists are?

Maybe @hagezi could implement the phishing lists with TIF or something?

[xRuffKez]

@Dynamic5912 The phishing nrd list are domains with high entrophie, domains which are likely automatically registered by bad actors, typo squatting and homographic looking domains. Also domains which are using big tech companies names but are not associated to them. It is simply the nrd list with domains, they are likely fishy.
Anyethe nrd lists are the complete version. That means no need for phishing nrd, if you use the nrd lists.

14days means domains registered, claimed or changed owner in the past 14 days from now on. So it is with the 30 days list.

Sicerely,
xRuffKez

[xRuffKez]

@ExtRIELICi thanks for your suggestion! That sounds interesting in manner of security indeed. I will have a look and integrate the feature when applicable.

[hagezi]

Maybe @hagezi could implement the phishing lists with TIF or something?

Are already implemented from day one.

[ExtRIELICi]

It's listed right here...

I am aware that NRDs are already included, however, this post is not about NRDs but about similar things that differ from them.