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            Hello and for Website Security and Mobile devices with the D.S.R. Index A.C.A.D. Firewall List for your Website Protection and for Computer Defence the Desktop New Rules as your secure Protection. . Help safeguard your PC from viruses, spyware and phishing, block inappropriate content. We are investigating Intrusion Detectors who draw up the Domain Security Service Reports and in so doing we be raising the standard in Website Security. We have uncovered [6,898] Lines of blockable, verifiable, hidden, active, lethal Domains/IPs detected in the PWS Domain Index, IP Address, and even hiding in the Source code. So, the malicious overseas IPs long overlooked and hidden the embedded Malware is disabled from further activity. No Coding needed, easy does it. You have only to Copy and Paste the Domain Security Reports All Culprits Access Denied (D.S.R. A.C.A.D.) Firewall List into the Website Source code in the head Section of your Domain https://domainsecurityreports.ca/index.shtml Domain Source code and for added Protection duplicate Hi-lights of the [6,898] Lines as Backup in a W.A.F. Firewall to be Listed as well.
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Complete a WAF Firewall by Block IP Addresses in a List, the same goes for Blocking malicious Domains in another, for Checkmate Security.

Complete a WAF Firewall by Blocking HTTP Referers in a List, the same goes for Blocking malicious IPs in another, for Checkmate Security.

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The Four Steps taken to Detect malicious Domains and suspicious IPs in your Desktop PC using TCPVIEW and Command Prompt. Now then, safely Block them off using Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security securely.

Where are suspicious Domains and malicious IPs found to Block?
Two places to look up are at TCPVIEW and in Command Prompt.
(To lock down malicious IPs please use New Rules (aka Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security)
To Load up New Rules...
Click in Search box, click on Command Prompt and type in:>wf.msc
Click on left Panel 'Inbound Rules.' Click on right Panel 'New Rule...
Click 'Custom' Pick, Next, All programs, Next, Block the connection, Next, Next again. Add Name and optional description, Click Finish, DONE!
You have protected your Computer safely denying access to malware blocking incoming malicious IPs one at a time.
To Load up TCPVIEW...
Download to your Computer Desktop TCPView for Windows - Sysinternals at: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/tcpview
Click 'Download TCPView' (1.5 MB)
On screen, click 'tcpview Application' to make changes.
With all open online Windows closed and so whose Ip's are left scan as suspicious, scum floats.

As an example List, Check, Block malicious Toronto Public Library Sub-domain IP '159.203.52.39' Associates detected in Command Prompt, type in system 32>wf
Type in 'WF' to bring up Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security, click Inbound Rules and Click New Rule... Click Custom, next, next, Click These IP addresses: twice, x 2 for 30 Hops.

List, Check, problem solving Block malicious Toronto Public Library Sub-domain IP '159.203.52.39' Associates detected in Command Prompt, type in system 32>wf
Type in 'WF' to bring up Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security, click Inbound Rules and Click New Rule... Click Custom, next, next, Click These IP addresses: twice, x 2 for 30 Hops.

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Detect lurking malicious hops with (download) TCP View on the right. List them, check Whois and Block with New Rules for comfort security brings.

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Feel the comfort Website Security makes, stemming the Flow, stop the Leaking. Block the siphoning, Spying and Espionage in it's tracks, the Trail it leaves behind can be traced back. Checkmate malware Enthusiasts. Makes for an A.C.A.D. Firewall List, double down, add into the W.A.F. Firewall its' highlights. All the Tree Trunks cut down from which the Branches live by blocking them off in an Index A.C.A.D. Firewall List and suffer the Roots. And Desktop New Rules, this is Malware Security in action. Regular Monitoring Monthly is recommended for you to keep the A.C.A.D. List and the Desktop New Rules List fresh with malware monthly monitoring Updates.

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