How healthy is your internet security?

[Sunshine-boy]

Ways to figure out this test is real or it's not:
I think it's not fake.

1-Run the test without any extension on chrome. maybe ABS blocked the test file or that link but it doesn't mean Avira extension can protect ppl against botnet attack lol I guess these extensions Interrupts the test processes

2-Run the test once with a security software that can protect against botnet like ESET Endpoint Security and then see the results will change? or nah?

3-Run the test while using a software that can protect against Data Theft and then see the results will change or no.
FREE Data Loss Prevention & MDM, AutoRun Disable - Endpoint Protector ®

 

[Evjl's Rain]

this website tests your adblockers, browser's built-in malicious link filters and web filters (from AVs or from adguard/adfender). that's it

 

[Sunshine-boy]

someone must contact them and ask

 

[Warrior]

Evjl's Rain is correct ran a retest with Mozilla Firefox and Opera Browser same software uBlock Origin Emsisoft Anti-Malware Windows Firewall Control Voodoo Shield uBlock using the same filter-list
Opera Browser ( A )
Firefox ( C )
tests your adblockers, browser's built-in malicious link filters and web filters (from AVs or from adguard/adfender)

 

[gery79]

i ran the test with different setups and they all fail.
avg emsisot is comodo and avg zonealarm . botnets is my main concern . what the heck?

 

[Deleted member 178]

i ran the test with different setups and they all fail.
avg emsisot is comodo and avg zonealarm . botnets is my main concern . what the heck?

this is crap test , it doesn't matter.

 

[_CyberGhosT_]

As far as it got is this:
View attachment 158978
I won't allow JS for any of my browsers, so this is exactly the result I expected.

It was only good to me for the fact that it verified that I had JS on lock down .
The rest (to me) is garbage
Had it been able to proceed I would have been very disappointed.

 

[Daljeet]

I got F.

Mine High Risk Grade :C

 

[Andytay70]

Woah!
This thread is still going

 

[Prorootect]

Thank you Sunshine-boy for this fun test!

With JS allowed, I run this fun test (12 seconds on each browser) on various browsers.
Chrome forks: Slimjet, Iron, Cent .. and Opera too - with following extensions in each one:

ContentBlockHelper (Allowed items: zscaler.com, cloudflare.com, googleapis.com, cloudfront.net. 10 others blocked.
Script Blocker for Chrome (Allowed: securitypreview.zscaler.com only; 6 others blocked, dont googletagmanager.com blacklisted.
ScriptSafe (idem, dont googletagmanager.com Deny Distrust)
ZenMate Web Firewall.

Firefox, Pale Moon (New Moon), SeaMonkey - with 'RequestPolicy Continued' add-on (Allowed destination - zscaler.com only; other items (14) are blocked natively by this add-on.

Results in all browsers: Threat Prevention: A : 0 Failled, 12 Passed. Data Protection: High Risk, 3 Failled, 0 Passed ...

googletagmanager.com script is in EasyPrivacy list as a tracking issue .. it has the evil habit to restart in allow mode, so I made it blacklisted, distrust ...

fun

Edit: my English corrections ...

 

[Deleted member 178]

Thank you Sunshine-boy for this fun test!

With JS allowed, I run this fun test (12 seconds on each browser) on various browsers.
Chrome forks: Slimjet, Iron, Cent .. and Opera too - with following extensions in each one:

ContentBlockHelper (Allowed items: zscaler.com, cloudflare.com, googleapis.com, cloudfront.net. 10 others blocked.
Script Blocker for Chrome (Allowed: securitypreview.zscaler.com only; 6 others blocked, dont googletagmanager.com blacklisted.
ScriptSafe (idem, dont googletagmanager.com Deny Distrust)
ZenMate Web Firewall.

Firefox, Pale Moon (New Moon), SeaMonkey - with 'RequestPolicy Continued' add-on (Allowed destination - zscaler.com only; other items (14) are blocked natively by this add-on.

Results in all browsers: Threat Prevention: A : 0 Failled, 12 Passed. Data Protection: High Risk, 3 Failled, 0 Passed ...

googletagmanager.com script is in EasyPrivacy list as a tracking issue .. it has the evil habit to restart in allow mode, so I made it blacklisted, distrust ...

fun

Edit: my English corrections ...

WOW! @Prorootect ! where have you been ! i missed your sometimes weird but interesting posts

 

[Prorootect]

Yes, I have the same results on Chromium forks, with only these two ScriptSafe and ZenMate Web Firewall, but two other script blockers are necessary for me, I like them very much.
All.

Umbra, I'm always here, you don't see me, please? - Thank you!

brod56 wrote on Page 5: "Its still somehow awful for me, how could I have an F with WD, VS, updated OS and browser? Do I need to use openDNS, a VPN or something else?"
-- yes brod56 something else, use these two ScriptSafe and ZenMate Web Firewall and you're good .. if not more like me

 

[Deleted member 178]

@Prorootect maybe because you post articles less often than before

 

[Danielx64]

How does this happen?

 

[vemn]

I'm kinda screwed, ain't I?

 

[Danielx64]

After reading some of the comments here, I think that it a joke.

 

[vemn]

After reading some of the comments here, I think that it a joke.

You mean Zscaler's test is a joke or our replies are funny? XD

 

[Danielx64]

You mean Zscaler's test is a joke or our replies are funny? XD

Zscaler's test are a joke

 

[Prorootect]

right or wrongful...

I think we can answer this test in two different ways: one right and the other wrongful.
We can cut off the delivery routes, or forbid delivery itself.

A single rightful answer is: Prohibit delivery itself.

My above answer to this test is unfortunately wrong, misguided, I think. Because I have cut off the delivery paths with help from my extensions, which have banned delivery links (natively ..).
One can easily imagine, that malware makers can pass their evil delivery by other paths...

Zscaler is a very serious company, which I've known for a long time and they have my great esteem.
And their test must also be serious, I think.

Edit: two Zscaler links for you:
Zscaler.com: Home Page
Zscaler Security Research Blog: Security Research Blog

 

[Danielx64]

Trouble is that they don't even use SSL on their site for testing.....