Webwasher 6.5 SSL Scanner User's Guide - McAfee

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Common 3–54 Cookie Filter The Cookie Filter section looks like this: Using this section, you can configure a filter to block bad cookies. You can set the life span for neutral cookies or let them expire after finishing the browser session. The Cookie Filter controls the data stream between users and the Web in both directions, a requirement for efficient filtering. Transmitted cookies coming in on the Web server, in addition to those from the browser, are controlled by <strong>Webwasher</strong>. The distinction between the good, and thus necessary cookies, and the bad cookies that invade privacy is carried out by <strong>Webwasher</strong> using an algorithm and the built-in filter list depending on the URL of a cookie. To add and edit cookies on this list, go to the Cookie Filter List tab. If you want to use this filter, make sure the checkbox next to the section heading is marked. The checkbox is marked by default. After modifying any of these settings, click on Apply Changes to make the modification effective. Use the following items to configure cookie filtering: • Disable built-in filter list If this option is enabled the built-in filter list is used. The option is disabled by default.
• Neutral cookies expire after Common Use the radio buttons and input fields provided here in the following way: — a time period of . . . h . . . min Make sure this radio button is checked if you want to configure a life span for neutral cookies. The radio button is checked by default. Enter the appropriate time periods (in hours and minutes) in the input fields provided here. The default value is 24 hours. — finishing the browser session Check this radio button to let neutral cookies expire when sessions are ended. A pop-up is a display area, usually a small window, that suddenly pops up in the foreground of the visual interface. • Cookies not found in the filter list are Use the radio buttons provided to configure a default classification for cookies: — good Check this radio button to classify unknown cookies as good. — neutral Check this radio button to classify unknown cookies as neutral. Unknown cookies are classified so by default. — bad Check this radio button to classify unknown cookies as bad. 3–55
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