*edit*
I'm not going to be upgrading my site for a while yet. Right now, I'm hating everything Drupal too much to be spending much time on it. There's a critical bug with duplicate menu items that's a year old? Really?!? And then I couldn't revert back because the cPanel restore script wouldn't restore its own database backup.. so I wasn't sure what I was going to do.. but thankfully at least phpMyAdmin works like it's supposed to. I'm sure there's an official reason for why this critical bug still hasn't been fixed, but all I know is right now my site works with Drupal 5. Why bother fixing what isn't broken?

This script creates a csv file from recent updates to malwaredomainlist.com which can be imported into another application for IDS monitoring. Results will only be as current as the locally cached copy of their RSS feed. Only updates for domains and not IP addresses will be shown.

Cache Age: 68 minutes  

Date: 7/31/2010 (current day or go back one, two, three, four, or all days, eg if processing after midnight)
Addresses processed: 12
Multiple entries for the same domain will be merged into the same row and identical descriptions from that row will be removed. Copy the following into Notepad, review the descriptions and edit as appropriate, then save the file with a .csv extension.

Warning: all domains below are considered dangerous and may harm your computer. This page was created for a specific malware research related purpose - it is recommended that you leave immediately if you do not know what you are doing.avadrom.co.in,Phoenix exploit kit / control panel of Phoenix exploit kit / fake av downloader tomorrrrow.cc,zeus v3 config file / zeus v3 drop zone hqll.ru,zeus v3 config file / zeus v3 drop zone krassoffki.com,zeus v3 config file / zeus v3 trojan onlydl.in,fake av s.realmics.in,malware calls home

The Lion of the tribe of Judah is bigger than the lions of the Senate.

View HTTP Request and Response Header

HTTP(S) URL:

Accept-Encoding: gzip / deflate   •   Request type: GET POST HEAD TRACE

User agent: custom user agent : Internet Explorer 8 / XP Internet Explorer 7 / XP Internet Explorer 6 / XP Netscape 4.8 / XP Opera 9.2 / XP Firefox 2 / Mac Safari 3 / Mac Googlebot none your user agent

Referrer:

The PHP/Javascript implementation for this page has been independently developed by David Martin and has nothing in common with web-sniffer other than some superficial design elements. This script should be considered a beta. It works well for some sites and completely times out for others. I do not yet know why. Please use this for backup / testing.

Updates:
2/20/2010 - added an appropriate IE8 user agent, max download increased to 100 KB, URL field updated, entering a blank user agent now selects 'none' instead of 'custom user agent'
8/13/2009 - updated the IE6 user agent to something more.. appropriate
8/1/2009 - now using php's highlight_string() to parse code. It only highlights PHP not HTML, but it still produces cleaner output.
8/1/2009 - launched
 

I created a script that converts malicious addresses into harmless addresses that can be handled safely, and it converts harmless addresses back into their original form. It is also able to clean data provided by certain searches and remove typos when analyzing data that has been provided by others. It accomplishes this using JavaScript so that potentially sensitive information never leaves your network. This script was made for a very specific purpose, so it may not appeal to everyone. It's on the menu to the left as "URL Sanitizer", or you can just click here.

edit: I created an alternative to web-sniffer as well. Sometimes malicious websites will remember previous visitors and return alternate results, but even they can't block everyone.

This script converts Malicious Addresses into harmless addresses that can be handled safely, and it converts harmless addresses back into their original form. It is also able to clean data provided by certain searches and remove typos when analyzing data that has been provided by others. It accomplishes this using JavaScript so that potentially sensitive information never leaves your network. This script was made for a very specific purpose, so it may not appeal to everyone.