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Webwasher 6.0.1 Anti-Malware User's Guide - McAfee

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Content Security<br />

If you want to use the feature provided here, make sure the checkbox next to<br />

the section 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 these modification effective.<br />

Use the following drop-down list and input fields buttons to configure the lockout<br />

of clients:<br />

• Request sent by a locked-out client computer<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 locked-out<br />

client.<br />

Select an action here, e. g. Block, Allow, etc., that should be executed in<br />

this situation.<br />

• Clients should be treated as locked out for . . . seconds, whenever<br />

they yielded at least . . . of the above listed PUP identification<br />

criteria within a period of . . . seconds<br />

In the input fields provided here, enter the appropriate values to specify the<br />

parameters for treating a client as locked out.<br />

By default, a client is locked out for five minutes after three of the infection<br />

criteria have been found to apply within a quarter of an hour.<br />

Currently locked-out client computers<br />

The Currently locked-out client computers section looks like this:<br />

This section displays a list of the clients that are currently treated as locked out<br />

because it has been detected that Potentially Unwanted Programs are installed<br />

on them.<br />

The section labeled LockoutclientcomputerswithPUPsinstalledon this<br />

tab shows you if the lock-out option is enabled and how its parameters are set.<br />

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