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How to Block JS/FakeAle-SG or Any Virus?

How do I block JS/FakeAle-SG?

The log viewer it doesn't tell if XG blocked it.

Running a custom "Web Virus Report" doesn't tell if XG blocked it.

So how do I tell XG to block this?



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  • Hi Navar,

    DO you have sandstorm enabled ? Let us know if the file was indeed downloaded through XG firewall.

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    Aditya Patel
    Global Escalation Support Engineer | Sophos Technical Support

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  • JS/FakeAle-SG is showing in the XG log viewer and XG custom reports.

    Neither tell if JS/FakeAle-SG was blocked.

    Sandstorm is a pay subscription and if XG sandstorm is anything like Sophos Email Appliance sandstorm then is it really not worth the subscription cost.

     

    I just want to know if XG is blocking URLs that log with JS/FakeAle-SG or any other URLs that tags with a virus.

  • I have been going around and around with support and forum threads and I am un-able to get an answer to my simple question.

    How do I know that XG is blocking viruses?

    The log viewer doesn't tell you.

    Reporting doesn't tell you.

  • Hi,

    to block applications you will need to enable HTTPS scanning which will involve installing certificates on your PCs. If you do not enable the HTPPS scanning the firewall will never see the embedded bad stuff.

    You will also need to enable web and application scanning in your firewall rules.

    Ian

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  • Hi,

    to block applications you will need to enable HTTPS scanning which will involve installing certificates on your PCs. If you do not enable the HTPPS scanning the firewall will never see the embedded bad stuff.

    You will also need to enable web and application scanning in your firewall rules.

    Ian

    XG115W - v19.5.1 mr-1 - Home

    If a post solves your question please use the 'Verify Answer' button.

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