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If I try to open a known phishing URL, most business firewalls will block the connection. It's not so much a reference to endpoint antivirus, but a part of the
by technion 8y ago
If I try to open a known phishing URL, most business firewalls will block the connection. It's not so much a reference to endpoint antivirus, but a part of the all encompassing "AV" solution. You can look up what Mcafee will do with a URL for example here: https://www.trustedsource.org/ https://www.trustedsource.org/
Of course the catch is being a "known" phishing site. Google Safebrowse usually blocks URLs in Chrome by the time our firewalls get a block in place.