#AdGuardHome

@offseq.bsky.social

3 days ago

CVE-2026-32136: CWE-287: Improper Authentication in AdguardTeam AdGuardHome AdGuard Home is a popular network-wide software solution designed to block ads and tracking across all devices on a network. The vulnerability identified as CVE-2026-32136 (CWE-287: Improper Authentication) affects versions of AdGuard Home

AdGuard Home <0.107.73 faces CRITICAL auth bypass (CVE-2026-32136). Remote attackers get admin access. Upgrade to 0.107.73+ now! 🔒 radar.offseq.com/threat/cve-2026-32136-cw... #OffSeq #AdGuardHome #SecurityAlert

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I can’t believe its not @twcau

@crispykangaroo.com

5 days ago

Note to self: When you migrate your adblocking DNS server from bare metal to docker, make sure to update your monitoring platform so it knows the new addresses/IP's... otherwise your uptime goes to crap.

#Homelab #AdGuardHome #Docker #Uptime #UptimeKuma

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BlablaLinux

@blablalinux.be

1 week ago

C'est la solution idéale pour garder des certificats HTTPS valides tout en restant en circuit court.
Simple, invisible et redoutable pour l'auto-hébergement !
#BlablaLinux #AdGuardHome #SelfHosted #SysAdmin #Nextcloud

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Mr. Riös

@ironiezeichen.de

3 weeks ago

Proxmox VE Helper-Scripts The official website for the Proxmox VE Helper-Scripts (Community) repository. Featuring over 400+ scripts to help you manage your Proxmox Virtual Environment.

Nutze einen #Dell #Wyse5070, kostet ca 50 Euro. #Proxmox drauf installieren. Über community-scripts.github.io/ProxmoxVE/ #Initial-Script und #AdguardHome installieren und in deinem Router als #DNS hinterlegen. Fertig ^^

Kann ich dir bei interesse als Anleitung schreiben.

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Harald Kliems

@haraldkliems.fosstodon.org.ap.brid.gy

1 month ago

LOL, editing attempts foiled by my #AdGuardHome blocking Facebook (and thereby Mapillary) before 6 AM.

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I can’t believe its not @twcau

@crispykangaroo.com

2 months ago

#DNS #DNSBL #AdGuard #AdGuardHome

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Thomas

@thomas.at.app.wafrn.net

2 months ago

Ich habe von Freunden einen #RaspberryPi5 mit 2GB RAM geschenkt bekommen.
Nur was installieren?
Ich dachte an eins dieser Dinge:
#AdguardHome
#Jellyfin
#Nextcloud
#Immich
Habt ihr noch andere Ideen?
#raspberry

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Marcus

@gerowen.bsky.social

3 months ago

I've been tinkering and decided to swap out my #PiHole for an #AdGuardHome installation. #AdGuard has a few more niceties in the user interface, like ready made checkboxes to block a ton of services for the kids' devices without having to manually create my own domain lists.

#Networking #Privacy

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CySecurity News

@cysecuritynews.bsky.social

3 months ago

How to Block Ads Across Your Entire Home Network and Reduce Online Threats In today’s hyper-connected world, ads have become nearly impossible to escape. From phones and laptops to smart TVs, every screen you own is constantly serving you promotional content. And while most ads are simply irritating, some can be genuinely harmful. A single malicious advertisement can expose your device to malware or ransomware — a nightmare for anyone who has experienced it firsthand. Browser extensions like uBlock Origin can help, but they only work on specific devices and compatible browsers. Your TV, your secondary phone, or a browser without extension support won’t benefit from them. So the real question becomes: how do you block ads everywhere, all at once? The answer is to block ads across your entire home network, so every device connected to your Wi-Fi automatically gains protection. Below are two effective ways to make that happen. 1. Switch to Ad-Blocking DNS on Your Router For most people, this is the easiest and fastest solution. Home routers typically assign IP addresses and DNS settings through DHCP. By default, these DNS servers often come from your ISP — and they usually offer no security or privacy enhancements. By changing the DNS settings in your router, you can route all traffic through ad-blocking DNS servers instead. Popular options include: * AdGuard DNS: Blocks ads, trackers and malicious domains. Family-safe filters (including adult-content restrictions) are also available. * NextDNS: Highly customizable, allowing advanced filtering and custom blocklists. * ControlD: Offers personalized DNS profiles with built-in ad blocking. DNS addresses you can use: NextDNS: 45.90.28.152 and 45.90.30.152AdGuard DNS: 94.140.14.14 and 94.140.15.15 ControlD: 76.76.2.2 and 76.76.10.2 To apply this, log into your router (usually at 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.1.254), find the DNS section, and replace your existing DNS entries with the ones above. Ensure all devices are set to use DHCP, so they automatically pick up the new ad-blocking DNS settings. If you prefer configuring individual devices instead of your entire network, you can manually set these DNS servers on your phone, laptop, or tablet. 2. Install a Dedicated Network-Wide Ad Blocker If you want stronger filtering and more control, consider running a dedicated ad-blocking system using a spare computer or a Raspberry Pi. The two most trusted tools for this are Pi-hole and AdGuard Home. Here’s a quick overview of installing AdGuard Home: You can install it manually or in a container, but the manual method is beginner-friendly: * Download the latest AdGuard Home release for your operating system from the official GitHub page. * Extract the ZIP file. * Windows users: Open a terminal as administrator, navigate to the folder using cd, and run: AdGuardHome.exe -s install * Linux/macOS users: Navigate to the extracted directory and run: sudo ./AdGuardHome -s install Once installed, open a browser on your home network and go to: http://SERVER:3000(Replace SERVER with the IP address of the device running the software.) Follow the on-screen setup to finish configuration. If you want instant results with minimal effort, start by switching your router to ad-blocking DNS. If you need deeper protection and detailed customization, a dedicated blocker like Pi-hole or AdGuard Home delivers far more power. Either way, these methods can dramatically reduce ads across your home network — and make every device you own safer and cleaner to use.

How to Block Ads Across Your Entire Home Network and Reduce Online Threats #adblockingDNS #AdGuardHome #blockadsonwifi

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Patrick

@ppb1701.ppb.social.ap.brid.gy

3 months ago

Building a Bulletproof Home Server Series - ByteHaven - Where I ramble about bytes My Journey from a broken Adblocking Server to a fully functional NixOs Home Server running Adguard Home, Syncthing, Nginx, and Tailscale. The Day the...

Building a Bulletproof Home Server
(Blog Series Page)

My Journey from a broken Adblocking Server to a fully functional NixOs Home Server running Adguard Home, Syncthing, Nginx, and Tailscale.

blog.ppb1701.com/building-a-bulletproof-h...

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JV Informatique

@jv-informatique.bsky.social

3 months ago

#debian13 server sur un #minipc #chuwi puis mise en place #AdGuardHome : la solution pour bloquer les pubs sur tous les appareils du foyer.
#ServicesInformatiques #maintenanceinformatique #reparationinformatique #technicieninformatique

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viq

@viq.social.hackerspace.pl.ap.brid.gy

4 months ago

Original post on social.hackerspace.pl

I've been using #SplitHorizon #DNS with #tailscale for a while now, bit I just figured out how to do it with #AdGuardHome as well. There's the clients: persistent configuration, with configuration based on source address you can send queries to appropriate backend address, which will return […]

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Bernard Aybout

@bernardaybout.bsky.social

4 months ago

#ADBexposed #AdGuardHome #AndroidDebugBridge #apppermissions #Canadaprivacyrights #clouddatacollection #consumerprotection #cybersecuritybestpractices #dataminimization #devicebricking #DNSfiltering #firewallegressrules #firmwareupdates #floorplandata #GDPR
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Jiří Eischmann

@sesivany.social.vivaldi.net.ap.brid.gy

5 months ago

Original post on social.vivaldi.net

One advantage of using #AdGuardHome is that it provides statistics on the responsiveness of public DNS providers.
For me, #DNS4EU is by far the fastest (10 ms). Perhaps it's because of their geographical proximity, as they're also based in Czechia. The slowest has been #quad9 at 500 ms. I have […]

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BlablaLinux

@blablalinux.be

5 months ago

#AdGuardHome #Pihole #DNS #SysAdmin #Homelab #TechLife #TechTips #IT #Réseaux #Configuration #Automatisation #AdGuardSync

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BlablaLinux

@blablalinux.be

5 months ago

🔗 Par où commencer ? Par là !
Le site officiel pour tout savoir :
technitium.com/dns/

Pour ceux qui aiment mettre les mains dans le code (GitHub) :
github.com/TechnitiumSo...

#Technitium #DNSServer #Geek #PiHoleKiller #AdGuardHome #SelfHosted #Reseaux #CyberSecurite #Tech

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ZimaSpace

@zimaspace.bsky.social

7 months ago

📦 ZimaOS Top 10 Apps | #6 @adguard.bsky.social

Ads: “Click me! Click me! Click me!”
Me: Nope. Blocked. 🚫

📊 Live blocking stats, crystal clear
🌐 Network-wide protection for all devices
⚡ Low latency, smooth experience

#ZimaOS #Top10Apps #AdGuardHome #AdBlocker #InternetFreedom

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@fedivim.bsky.social

7 months ago

Entscheidungshilfe: Pi-Hole oder AdGuard Home und wieso?
Wer kann zu dieser Frage etwas beitragen?
#pihole #adguardhome #adblock #followerpower @askFedi_de group

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Tim Weston

@timweston.com

8 months ago

Weird issue w/my #Eero this morning.

I have a Raspberry Pi on my network running #HomeAssistant, which has #AdGuardHome running in it. DNS on Eero is set up to go to AdGuard Home. For some reason, it just stopped working. No changes that I’m aware of.

Only fix was to change DNS on Eero to default.

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Pfiffiges IT-Frettchen

@it-frettchen.de

8 months ago

Da unser #pihole mal wieder abgeraucht ist, testen wir nun mal #AdguardHome.

Was nutzt ihr?

1️⃣ PiHole
2️⃣ Adguard Home
3️⃣ Ergebnisse anzeigen

#dns #blocking #adblocking #raspberrypi #dnsfilter

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Tim Weston

@timweston.com

9 months ago

Can #Tailscale client be installed *in* #HomeAssistant the same way that #AdGuardHome can be?

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m4sp0

@m4sp0.bsky.social

1 year ago

#AdGuardHome hat in letzter Zeit viel zu tun.

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Matthias Klein 🇪🇺|🇩🇪

@matthias.social.klein.ruhr.ap.brid.gy

1 year ago

Setting up an Internal Domain with Nginx Proxy Manager, AdGuard Home & Let's Encrypt Why Use an Internal Domain? A domain accessible only within the internal network can be incredibly useful when you host multiple services within your home lab. Not only does it provide a clean organization, but it also offers additional security since the services are not directly accessible from outside. In

🚀 New Blog post:
blog.klein.ruhr/setting-up-an-internal-d...

#SelfHosting #TechBlog #NginxProxyManager #LetsEncrypt #AdGuardHome

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Matthias Klein 🇪🇺|🇩🇪

@matthias.social.klein.ruhr.ap.brid.gy

1 year ago

Original post on social.klein.ruhr

In the past few days, I set up an additional #NginxProxyManager instance to serve as a reverse proxy for my new internal #TLD. 🖥️💻 It also provides #LetsEncrypt certificates to ensure a secure connection. 🔒 My #AdGuardHome #DNS server ensures everything works correctly. 👨‍💻

#Tech […]

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alt43.es

@alt43es.bsky.social

1 year ago

Opinión personal. Home Assistant es tan versátil y habilita tantos complementos, que merece la pena tenerlo aunque no uses nada de Domótica.
#homeassistant #adguardhome

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