URL Examples of Categories in URL Filtering

[Longson_Ho1]

My customers want to deploy URL filtering.

They want to have some URL examples for all categories in URL filtering

There are some examples listed on the categories stated in https://www.checkpoint.com/urlcat/categories.htm

However, example are missing in some of the categories.

While we can manage to list some missing example ( having checked on https://www.checkpoint.com/urlcat/main.htm), we have no idea / cannot find for some of the URL categories below.

Anyone from R&D, or who have access to the URL database, can give us a hand to fill in the black on below table? 

Thank you!

URL CATEGORIES	EXAMPLE
blogs / personal pages	blogspot.com
botnets
child abuse
critical risk
fashion
file storage and sharing	dropbox.com
general
hacking	www.hackthissite.org
high risk	mathcontest.info/build.exe
inactive sites	mail.acwhk.com
instant messaging	web.whatsapp.com
lifestyle
low risk
medium risk
nature/conservation	www.greenpeace.org
phishing	mathcontest.info/build.exe
spam
spyware / malicious sites	primaybordon.com/wordpress/wp-content/themes/sketch/sms.exe
suspicious content	ingomalica.ru/priceuweb/price.exe
uncategorized

[PhoneBoy]

Some of the malware/spam/risk categories change so frequently any specific examples would be out of date rapidly.
I am not a lawyer, but listing a "sample" child abuse site publicly doesn't seem like a wise idea.
Uncategorized literally means "any URL not in our database" so one cannot give an example of that.
The others, I'm not familiar with specific examples.

[Maarten_Sjouw]

It is better to use the descriptions that you see with the categories, instead of an example, in the cases an example URL is useful it is already mentioned in that description.

[G_W_Albrecht]

"They want to have some URL examples for all categories in URL filtering" - to achive especially what ? This honestly looks to me like some serious case of chronic acquisitiveness at least, hopefully not compulsion that requires therapeutic treatment 😉

[Longson_Ho1]

Alberecht, you are right!

I do not get hold of the logic of it actually.

But you know, we have to satisfy end user's requirement whenever possible.