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carlos
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Registered: 11-02-2010
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Quest: Browser Support

Hello everybody,

 

Sopport Sophos: 

 

- Safari

- Firefox

- Omniweb

 

EICAR will detect by Safari + Sophos

Test it with Firefox Sophos detect not the EICAR File

Will Omniweb supported ?

 

You welcome

 

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Sorry for the badly englisch :smileysad:

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grahamperrin
Posts: 169
Registered: 11-02-2010

Browser support: Sophos Anti-Virus, Sophos Live URL Filtering, WOT etc..

 

Your English is welcome, perfection is not necessary :-)

 

 

Sophos Anti-Virus for Mac OS X: 

 

A separate product/service Sophos Live URL Filtering may be interesting, but I guess that this is not available for Mac OS X.

 

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Sophos products/services aside: 

  • Web of Trust (WOT) supports Safari and Firefox, with bookmarklet support for OmniWeb and other browsers.
If you can bear a topic that is rambling, sometimes technical: 
I hope that helps. 
Graham
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carlos
Posts: 36
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Re: Browser support: Sophos Anti-Virus, Sophos Live URL Filtering, WOT etc..

Thank You grahamperrin :smileyhappy:

 

sorry for the late answer. I understand all and wish you all the best.

 

Greets carlos

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carlos
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Re: Browser support: Sophos Anti-Virus, Sophos Live URL Filtering, WOT etc..

Hi,

 

Sophos find Eicar - Files.

The zip - Files will not detect on Firefox.

Safari is full supported.

 

Many Thanks Sophos

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Agile
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Re: Browser support: Sophos Anti-Virus, Sophos Live URL Filtering, WOT etc..

 


carlos wrote:

Hi,

 

Sophos find Eicar - Files.

The zip - Files will not detect on Firefox.

Safari is full supported.

 

Many Thanks Sophos


MacHomeAV doesn't detect at the browser level; it detects at the On File Access level.  Because of the way Safari and Firefox cache and save their files, files downloaded/viewed by Safari will be detected immediately, whereas via Firefox you would have to explicitly access them or do an on demand scan of the location the file was cached/saved to.

 

 

Needless to say, the file will be detected before it can "cause harm" (load, in eicar's case) no matter how it was imported to the filesystem.

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Andrew