Hello and thanks for looking at my question..
Scenario one, a user visits a site and is alerted by your software that is a risky site. The user chooses to ignore the warning and contiunes to view the site.
in this scenario has the user told WSE to trust anything coming from this site?
I ask this because I want to visit a site that is flagged, which i find hard to believe, but I don't want to openmyself up to virus. If I don't download anything from the site and just read the text, am i still safe?
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Will whitlisting a site WSA flags allow all malware on that site to run?
Best answer by RetiredTripleHelix
How can it run? And if it did run WSA's AV with pick it up and if it's unknown will start to Journal and if deemed malicious it will rollback to the preinfection state please see here great info: https://community.webroot.com/t5/Webroot-SecureAnywhere-Complete/Webroot-question/m-p/76985#M5582
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yep sure did watch the vids :)
he explain everything very well and in easy to get language which is much appreciated.
he explain everything very well and in easy to get language which is much appreciated.
__________________________________________________________ check out my idea and vote for it if you agree! https://community.webroot.com/t5/Ideas-Exchange/Ability-to-disable-quot-security-disabled-quot-warnings/idi-p/77439
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+56No as WSA would stop any exploit trying to download malware. And Adobe Reader still works fine even from the web and added to ID protection.@ wrote:
would you add java.exe, javacpl.exe, jave-rmi.exe, javaw.exe and javaws.exe to application protection?
Daniel
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