Brian James

>The filenames are valid for all domains right now. That's interesting, I missed that earlier. >Did this block you from getting the actual scripts too? Yes, I distinctly remember that...

@anon182739 > Also, the robots.txt will still be identifiable unless they want to get revealed by internet archive. How so? A simple block-everything robots.txt is hardly unique to Admiral.

> It's uncommon, so it helps filtering. How common is blackhole+namecheap+whoisguard+robots+lets encrypt? Ok, fair enough, as part of the rest of the pattern it's helpful. > I tried to get...

> How many different bootstrapper scripts are there? I have no idea. I know Admiral offers several different tiers/configurations of services, perhaps they're related to those, but that's just speculation....

I don't think Admiral directly injects ads except when it's configured to serve `less-intrusive' ones to replace the ads that it's protecting. All of my efforts were toward the script...

No, I don't know what it is, but working on reversing minified code is honestly way out of my specialty.

@anon182739: thanks again for your script, it's very helpful. I've been playing with it for a bit now, and I notice a couple things. Obvious statement: unfortunately, your script is...

Yeah, just was looking at that myself, looks like it's possible to at least walk that api's space as well. I'll see about expanding it if you don't beat me...

I agree with @paulgb that Admiral's interpretation of the DMCA - that an item in a list constitutes a 'copyright circumvention mechanism' - is incorrect, and should be challenged. I...

On the topic of reversing minified code - as far as I understand, none of that has been done in generating any of the list to this point. The list...