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How to shield your internet connection with K9 Web Protection? - hacxx - 09-27-2021

Download:
https://ddownload.com/gt1stqj21sa1/K9_Web_Protection_for_Windows.rar

Virustotal: (0/69)
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/718c0e2ec29755de289aa1c3875036a27af57e081ccfe532790d44b56d958225

How to shield:
1 - Install K9 Web Protection
2 - Enter License key and password
3 - Reboot
4 - Visit http://127.0.0.1:2372
5 - Enter the password
6 - Click setup and type password
7 - Tick High and save
8 - Tick Custom and Tick Unrated and Web Advertisement and save
10 - Surf the net as usual

On any site blocked click the drop box and select "permanently" following on "Allow This Site".
Enter password and is all set for that site.

[Image: K9-Web-Protection-Alert.jpg]

Note 1:
K9 Web Protection can be useful to admins to stop viruses from communicating to the internet. This works for detected and undetected ones just tick to block Unrated sites. Most malware don't operate from a rated place and the ones who do operate are blocked because of previous ticked High category.

Note 2:
Any admin can monitor http traffic with K9 Web Protection by only reviewing the web client logs.


RE: How to shield your internet connection with K9 Web Protection? - mothered - 09-28-2021

I've used this tool many years ago, and can confirm that It serves Its purpose very well Indeed.


RE: How to shield your internet connection with K9 Web Protection? - Drako - 09-29-2021

I use a combination of uBlock Origin, LocalCDN, privacy-oriented changes to my about:config & chrome://flags, and a VPN when IP trackers are a risk. I also regularly clear any cookies I don't recognize with a cookie manager like Cookie Quick Manager. If a website is too sketchy even for all of that, I'll open Tails in a VM.