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<blockquote data-quote="Vitali Ortzi" data-source="post: 1122928" data-attributes="member: 57714">I have some random tests out of boredom in recent days in&nbsp; my system against pishing on open pish and so far the block ratio is 100% (tried 250 pages each now and then from there and some&nbsp; recent pishing pages from GitHub , pish tank ) although at least&nbsp; one had to be blocked using checkpoint zero pishing tech (bypasses everything else )Anyway I&#039;m actually amazed how it basically replaced my usage of a few extensions while having even better results (traffic light , Symantec , Microsoft)&nbsp;The urlf filtering is done by Eset (av used on the system ) , extensions&nbsp; (Checkpoint + Osprey ) , DNS (quad9), browser (google safe browsing )Obviously against actual zero day pishing everything will fail but so far browsing is snappier then ever and the detection is better then ever so I&#039;m absolutely thankfully we have Osprey that doesn&#039;t waste io , CPU , ram (would&nbsp; recommend to install even on a 2gb ram system ) and it shouldn&#039;t really make a delay that&#039;s at least easily measurable as it doesn&#039;t hold pages hence making it hard to even try and do a calculation of page loading time like debug bear does to benchmark extensionsoh and those that don&#039;t trust Osprey can just clone the repo and manually check the js&nbsp; code and update themselves each time rather then installing from the store and there probably won&#039;t be a big change in providers anyway&nbsp; as it already has the best ones that are easy enough to implement (no requirement for auth logic , local databases or anything complex to implement&nbsp; )</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vitali Ortzi, post: 1122928, member: 57714"] I have some random tests out of boredom in recent days in my system against pishing on open pish and so far the block ratio is 100% (tried 250 pages each now and then from there and some recent pishing pages from GitHub , pish tank ) although at least one had to be blocked using checkpoint zero pishing tech (bypasses everything else ) Anyway I'm actually amazed how it basically replaced my usage of a few extensions while having even better results (traffic light , Symantec , Microsoft) The urlf filtering is done by Eset (av used on the system ) , extensions (Checkpoint + Osprey ) , DNS (quad9), browser (google safe browsing ) Obviously against actual zero day pishing everything will fail but so far browsing is snappier then ever and the detection is better then ever so I'm absolutely thankfully we have Osprey that doesn't waste io , CPU , ram (would recommend to install even on a 2gb ram system ) and it shouldn't really make a delay that's at least easily measurable as it doesn't hold pages hence making it hard to even try and do a calculation of page loading time like debug bear does to benchmark extensions oh and those that don't trust Osprey can just clone the repo and manually check the js code and update themselves each time rather then installing from the store and there probably won't be a big change in providers anyway as it already has the best ones that are easy enough to implement (no requirement for auth logic , local databases or anything complex to implement ) [/QUOTE]

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