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For most customers, it seems they just went and bought about 2 thousand randomly-named domains and serve third-party scripts. However I've seen a couple places

by ratww 4y ago

For most customers, it seems they just went and bought about 2 thousand randomly-named domains and serve third-party scripts. However I've seen a couple places where Admiral was not blocked, because it was being served from a subdomain. I wish I had written down where it was to add to the EasyList or something. :(

alaricus 4y ago
https://github.com/jkrejcha/AdmiraList/blob/master/AdmiraList.txt https://github.com/jkrejcha/AdmiraList/blob/master/AdmiraLis...
- ratww 4y ago
  That's a good list. This one seems more up to date, apparently the owner is scraping from somewhere: https://github.com/dotspencer/block-admiral https://github.com/dotspencer/block-admiral
  - alaricus 4y ago
    Added to my DNS66 and PiHole, thanks.