add combined_disguised_trackers.json about cname-trackers

[slavaleleka]

@ghostwords check it out:
https://github.com/AdguardTeam/cname-trackers/blob/master/combined_disguised_trackers.json

[ameshkov]

Are these all expected as DNS records change while your data is a snapshot from a particular point in time?

Most likely it is, but we'd better double-check this. Let me reopen it just in case.

[ameshkov]

@ghostwords yeah, after all, that's okay that you're getting a different entry. We're seeing many of them, they may change randomly, so we just pick a random one.

[spirillen]

Let me share some thought on this. @Somebodyisnobody is actually cooking on a "Domain list exchange format" at https://www.mypdns.org/T3776, which I think could be good to have a look at, before building a lot of new "sources" as the hole idea is we get a standard for sharing information's between lists maintainers/users/projects

[ameshkov]

@ghostwords sorry for the long wait, just added JSON versions: https://github.com/AdguardTeam/cname-trackers/tree/master/trackers

[ghostwords]

Thank you!

Could you add (and maintain) a single combined JSON mappings list? I should have been more clear; sorry for the misunderstanding.

[ameshkov]

Yep, shouldn't be a problem.

[ghostwords]

I noticed a few discrepancies between your data and my own nslookups.

click.yahoosmallbusiness.net is mapped to forpci1.actonsoftware.com but nslookup comes back with mkto-ab370049.com.

A few domains in your data like iunrts.booking.com and stats.geekzone.co.nz no longer resolve to anything.

I also get a different load balancer for a few thousand entries. For example, gum.am5.vip.prod.criteo.com vs. gum.va1.vip.prod.criteo.com.

Are these all expected as DNS records change while your data is a snapshot from a particular point in time?