[BA Baracus]

A side concern I can see with this is that if you have your business website hacked adding questionable content (and subsequently reported) you could be blacklisted. This would be a brilliant way for unethical companies, disgruntled customers or general troublemakers to knock you out of competition/trade. With the list being secretive you'll have no idea what's even going on. There can't be a call center operator to state your case to and have the URL restored because the domain details of the list are not for public disclosure or discussion. Perhaps with sufficient proof of ownership of the domain you could get your case heard (?) but how does one begin to prove content on their website was published by an outside entity when they can't access the site themselves and don't even know what the content/breach in their security actually involved?