Using the PowerShell version
If you use the default firewall on Windows 10 and 11, there is a PowerShell script you can use to add rules from the Malicious Website Blocklist.
This has been deprecated and is no longer updated
First, download the latest version from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/iam-py-test/my_filters_001/main/Alternative%20list%20formats/antimalware_firewall_script.ps1
Then, open PowerShell as admin (this can be done on Windows 10 via Windows key-X and then clicking Windows PowerShell (Admin)).
Type cd and then the directory where you saved the script. Then type .\[the name of the file].
If you see this error, then PowerShell is not configured to allow scripts:
You can type Get-ExecutionPolicy to see what the policy is set as:
If you wish to completely disable this protection, you can run Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy Bypass:
