Comodo Internet Security Premium Tested 2.23.23 - YouTube Xcitium web filter needs to be improved for phishing links
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Hi 1807,
Thank you for testing.
Video at 1:43m seems like you havenât turn âONâ the website filtering in the setting thatâs y it didnât block the phishing sites.
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C.O.M.O.D.O RT
@C.O.M.O.D.O_RT it was activated but it missed all of them for Phishing Links so the web filter needs major improvement
Hi 1807,
Ok, we will test this and update you.
Thanks
C.O.M.O.D.O RT
Hi 1807,
Make sure that the blocked sites option in website filtering have âPhishing Sitesâ category added so that the phishing sites will get blocked or doesnât reach. (Refer the attached pic.)
Kindly check and let us know your feedback.
Thanks
C.O.M.O.D.O RT
click on âwebsite filteringâ ; the last lineâŚ
Thanks, inattentive. Woke up not too long ago)))
This is not the point, because he had all the settings by default, and, consequently, the category of phishing sites was included in the âBlocked sitesâ rules. Here the matter is altogether different. Even if all tested links to phishing sites were in your âCISâ database, the test would still fail on âChromeâ and âEdgeâ browsers. I also tested âWebsite Filteringâ on âCIS 12.2.4.8032â on âWindows 7x86â the other day and came to the following conclusions:
- âCISâ cannot block sites with the new âhttpsâ protocol on browsers with âChromiumâ engines: âVivaldiâ, âOperaâ, âChromeâ and âBraveâ. On these browsers, it can only block sites with the old âhttpâ protocol. The log shows that âCISâ sees and blocks only requests to sites with the old âhttpâ protocol, but to sites with the new âhttpsâ protocol - silence, it simply does not see them;
- âCISâ is able to block sites with the new âhttpsâ protocol only on âIE 11â and âFirefox 54â browsers.
Judging by the test video, all the phishing links were to sites with the new âhttpsâ protocol. Therefore, on browsers with the âChromiumâ engine: âChromeâ and âEdgeâ - âCISâ by definition could not block these links. âCISâ could normally block phishing links only on the âFirefoxâ browser, but could not do it))). Most likely, there were no tested links to phishing sites in the âCISâ database of sites, or âCISâ does not know how to work with new versions of âFirefoxâ, I tested on the old version v.54 with the âGeckoâ engine, and new versions they already come with the âQuantumâ engine, maybe because of this âCISâ cannot intercept sites. In general, letâs hope that in the new version of âCISâ browsers with the âChromiumâ engine will be able to intercept the âhttpsâ protocol. These browsers are used by 95% of users in the world. There are practically no sites that use the old âhttpâ protocol anymore, because everyone is switching to âhttpsâ en masse.
Pictures with my tests are presented below (large pictures are not loaded on this forum, so the link to an external site), although the pictures are in Russian (I made them for another site), but the meaning is quite visible and understandable that âWebsite Filteringâ ignores âhttpsâ protocol.
test 1:
link to the picture with the main tests
test 2:
test 3:
test results:
Hi neonov,
Thank you for reporting with detailed information.
We will check and report this to the team.
Thanks
C.O.M.O.D.O RT