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How to block malicious websites and protect local area networks from malicious phishing sites?

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2022-06-01 04:01:40 10月03日 Update

There are a large number of malicious websites and phishing websites on the Internet, which visit users' computers by hanging programs on web pages and taking advantage of loopholes in browsers and operating systems. Once poisoned, it will bring unpredictable losses to the local area network and do great harm to the network security of the local area network.

This article will show you how to use WFilter NGF to block malicious websites and protect your LAN from malicious phishing sites. Generally speaking, there are two ways:

1. Use URL library to block malicious sites

The category of "malicious websites" in WFilter's URL library already contains a large number of malicious sites and is constantly being updated. Our address library system automatically updates the latest malicious sites from the security alliance. Malicious sites found by the security alliance will be immediately added to our URL library to block. This option can be turned on in the page access rules of "Page filtering". As shown in the figure:

two。 Use the defense function to protect

The address library in web page filtering can filter out most malicious websites, but it is inevitable that there are malicious websites that are not included in the URL library. At this time, we need to rely on the function of the "* defense" module, which can detect the characteristics of all kinds of malware. When * is detected, you can directly block the IP to prevent subsequent actions.

To sum up, the combination of WFilter's "URL library filtering" and "defense" modules can provide more comprehensive protection for LAN hosts. To protect your network security.

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