For these type of operations the dump file should be in the postgresql custom format created with pg_dump:

pg_dump -Fc

Then you can restore a single table with pg_restore:

pg_restore --table=dancing_core_spice dump_full.sql > dancing_core_spice.sql

Why isn't the complete sha256 hash trasferred in the initial list?

The complete list is usually downloaded only once (or may also be shipped with the browser) and updates can be applied as differential updates thus reducing size.

This is what we do for small lists (all of the Tracking Protection lists, as well as the certificate whitelist on Windows: goog-downloadwhite-digest256).

As for the other lists (the ones that end in -shavar instead of -digest256), it's not practical the ship the whole list to each user because they are enormous and change a lot.

When requesting complete hashes for a 32-bit prefix, Firefox throws in a number of extra "noise" entries to obfuscate the original URL further.

We're now in 2016. Why isn't the complete sha256 hash trasferred in the initial list?

The complete list is usually downloaded only once (or may also be shipped with the browser) and updates can be applied as differential updates thus reducing size.

This eliminates the 2nd step where the complete hash of the url is sent to the safe browsing provider.

sudo apt install xul-ext-refcontrol

and then set default to block or use base url as referrer

Bonjour,

Je suis très interressé par cet article mais ne comprend pas bien l'anglais. existe t'il une traduction fr quelque part.

Merci.