Webwasher 6.0.1 Anti-Malware User's Guide - McAfee
Webwasher 6.0.1 Anti-Malware User's Guide - McAfee
Webwasher 6.0.1 Anti-Malware User's Guide - McAfee
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Content Security<br />
Using this section, you can configure actions for requests sent by Potentially<br />
Unwanted Programs (PUPs).<br />
The options provided here rely on a detection method that scans Web requests<br />
to determine whether their behavior resembles that of some major adware and<br />
spyware families. The corresponding check is performed at an early stage of<br />
ICAP REQMOD communication.<br />
This is a probabilistic method, and you can configure the threshold for blocking<br />
a request or executing some other action.<br />
If you want to use this feature, make sure the checkbox next to the section<br />
heading is marked.<br />
The checkbox is marked by default.<br />
After modifying this setting or any other setting in this section, click on Apply<br />
Changes to make the modification effective.<br />
Use the following drop-down list and radio buttons to configure the handling of<br />
request from PUPs:<br />
• Request may have been sent by a PUP<br />
From the drop-down list provided here, select an action, e. g. Block,<br />
Allow, etc., to have it performed whenever a request is sent by a PUP.<br />
Select an action here, e. g. Block, Allow, etc., that should be executed in<br />
this situation.<br />
• Treat as request sent by a PUP if probability is at least<br />
Check one of the radio buttons provided here, to set a probability level.<br />
If this level is reached for a program, it is classified as potentially unwanted<br />
and the action configured above is executed for requests sent by it.<br />
Detect unsolicited POSTs<br />
The Detect unsolicited POSTs section looks like this:<br />
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