SSL decrypt exclusion for url ec2-13-57-194-193.us.west-1

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SSL decrypt exclusion for url ec2-13-57-194-193.us.west-1

Cyber Elite
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Hi Everyone,

 

 

IP  13.57.194.193   ssl decryption exempt was failing and I

In ssl decrypt exclusion list I put  *.amazonaws.com   and still in traffic logs I see the IP 13.57.194.193  getting  ssl   decrypted.

 

I have attached the  nslookup for this ip.

 

Can you please tell me how we can config ssl decrypt exclusion  for  below hostname?

MP

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@MP18,  that is the thing.

 

You are attempting to configure the FW for something that the feature was not designed for.

We do NOT use the SSL exclusion for what you are attempting to do.

 

The exclusion list is for technical difficulties with pinned certs, client side authentication, etc.

 

The issue with Amazon is proprietary certs, which does not all into this category/reasoning.

 

 

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Cyber Elite
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Create a new "WorkAround" custom URL Category and put in all sites that you do NOT want to be decrypted.

 

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Thanks for replying.

Custom url category i know.

 

I was wondering how can be do this in ssl decrypt exclusion list?

MP

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@MP18,  that is the thing.

 

You are attempting to configure the FW for something that the feature was not designed for.

We do NOT use the SSL exclusion for what you are attempting to do.

 

The exclusion list is for technical difficulties with pinned certs, client side authentication, etc.

 

The issue with Amazon is proprietary certs, which does not all into this category/reasoning.

 

 

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That is good to know.

this is first time I learned about this.

 

Thanks for helping me out on this

MP

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