Threat network
One server gets hit. Every server learns.
When a scam link is caught in one community, that domain is checked against every other server running Mamori. A filter that only knows your server can only ever be as good as your server. This one gets better every time anyone is targeted.
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Confirmed domains
Reported independently by at least 3 separate servers.
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Contributing servers
Communities whose filters have fed the network in the last 90 days.
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Reports this week
Fresh sightings in the last seven days.
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Sightings held
Live records. Anything not seen again in 90 days is dropped.
These numbers are the whole public picture. There is no directory of reported domains and no way to look up a server from this page.
What travels
Domains. That is the entire list.
The network moves one kind of fact between servers: a web address that link filters already flagged locally. Nothing about the person who posted it and nothing about the conversation goes with it.
Why it is hard to poison
One angry server cannot block a website.
A domain has to be caught by 3 unrelated servers before it reaches anyone else, and the published list is filtered against a standing set of known-good sites, so no amount of reporting can push a real service onto it. Your own allowlist always beats the shared list, and a domain that stops being reported falls off after 90 days.