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Reference: Configuration options<br />
used to set the behavior of the Web Protection component. (Options available in expert<br />
mode only.)<br />
Scan<br />
Enable Web Protection<br />
If this option is enabled, the Web Protection feature is active.<br />
Enable IPv6 support<br />
If this option is enabled, Internet Protocol version 6 is supported by the Web<br />
Protection.<br />
Drive-by protection<br />
Drive-by protection allows you to make settings to block I-Frames, also known as inline<br />
frames. I-Frames are HTML elements, i.e. elements of Internet pages that delimit an area<br />
of a web page. I-Frames can be used to load and display different web content - usually<br />
other URLs - as independent documents in a sub-window of the browser. I-Frames are<br />
mostly used for banner advertising. In some cases, I-Frames are used to conceal<br />
malware. In these cases the area of the I-Frame is mostly invisible or almost invisible in<br />
the browser. The Block suspicious I-frames option allows you to check and block the<br />
loading of I-Frames.<br />
Block suspicious I-frames<br />
If this option is enabled, I-Frames on the web pages you request are scanned<br />
according to certain criteria. If there are suspect I-Frames on a requested web page,<br />
the I-Frame is blocked. An error message is displayed in the I-Frame window.<br />
Action on detection<br />
You can define the actions to be performed by Web Protection when a virus or unwanted<br />
program is detected. (Options available in expert mode only.)<br />
Interactive<br />
If this option is enabled, a dialog box appears when a virus or unwanted program is<br />
detected during an on-demand scan, in which you can choose what is to be done with<br />
the affected file. This option is enabled as the default setting.<br />
Show progress bar<br />
If this option is enabled, a desktop notification appears with a download progress bar if<br />
a download of website content exceeds a 20 second timeout. This desktop notification<br />
is designed in particular for downloading websites with larger data volumes: If you are<br />
surfing with Web Protection, website contents are not downloaded incrementally in the<br />
Internet browser, as they are scanned for viruses and malware before being displayed<br />
in the Internet browser. This option is disabled as the default setting.<br />
Permitted actions<br />
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