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03-02-2021
07:46 AM
We are starting to see valid websites showing up as malicious due to them being hacked or for some other reason. Once the site is cleaned up however, is it up to someone in the Palo Alto community to request a URL Category change manually, or is there an automated process that checks the website to see if it is still malicious? or another way to ask it, if Wildfire flags a URL/site as Malicious, does it remain malicious indefinitely until manually cleared?
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12-11-2015
03:03 PM
Is there a way to block or permit traffic based on the path in a URL through custom URL Categories or any other means Palo Alto has? I have found you can filter based on domain and sub domain. however, when i try to specify the path after the domain my security rule never gets hit. Here is a scenario, we would like to permit all web traffic to www.MyDomain,com yet block traffic to the content management URL which is www.MyDomain,com/CMS/login Any thoughts or suggestions?
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