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Safe Serach

Yasin Aydın

I have Sophos XG firewall(16.05) and Sophos Endpoint Cloud Clients. I configured the both sides for the blocking adult contents. Safe search is running when goes to adult content websites and etc. But in search engines images The adult content images still here. How to block the adult content images in serch engines ?(google,yandex etc...)   



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    HI Yasin , 

    If you have enabled Safe Search as Suggested by LUK , you may need to enable Malware Scanning Http and HTTPS (Especially) in order to work . Also Create a Rule on the Top position and Drop Port UDP:443 so the Google in your network would not operate in QUIC protocol and would switch to Standardized TCP:443 connection.

  • 0 in reply to Aditya Patel

    Hi Aditya,

    I think The malware scanning http and https is enough for block and SafeSearch. Previously I configured only http scanning and when I configured for the https scanning there are some certificates error . I create a new certificate and enable the malware scanning http and https. Now It runs seamlessly.

    Additionally I add the drop policy as you said . There is no connection on this policy. So I think It's not necessary.

     

    Thanks ... 

  • 0 in reply to Yasin Aydın

    Yasin,

    If you have created an allow rule where you allow only http/https services, the drop rule is not needed.

    Google chrome uses udp 443 and then fails back to tcp 443. So if you allow only https and your last rule is a drop rule (any, any, any), your are ok.

    Regards

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  • 0 in reply to Yasin Aydın

    Yasin,

    If you have created an allow rule where you allow only http/https services, the drop rule is not needed.

    Google chrome uses udp 443 and then fails back to tcp 443. So if you allow only https and your last rule is a drop rule (any, any, any), your are ok.

    Regards

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